Why We Don't Cheat In Our Relationship

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Cheating within a relationship can sometimes be a dealbreaker and cause an end to the trust between two people. Some can forgive this act while others will up and leave no matter the circumstances. If you have ever been cheated on, you can relate! Justin and Ami discuss times in their lives where they have witnessed infidelity in relationships and why it is not present in their own. Hear these conversations and more in this week's episode of "We Love Our Kids, But..."! For more Mighty McClure content, follow us on a journey into the lives of the best family in entertainment: msh.ke/weloveourkidsbut

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