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The 3Ls PodcastAuthor: Emmanuel/Mariam Asuquo
Welcome to The 3Ls Podcast, a raw, unfiltered, and hilarious take on marriage, relationships, parenting, money, and everything in between. Were a husband-and-wife duo, married nearly 15 years with four kids and more stories than we can count. Each week, we dive into the highs and lows of building a life together, from dating and raising children to navigating finances, intimacy, and family drama. Well also break down the money moves and mindset shifts that help couples build wealth and create a legacy for their families. Because love is great, but generational impact? Thats the real goal. Expect real talk, laughter, a little bit of raunchiness (because marriage isnt always PG), and lessons weve learned along the way. Whether youre dating, newly married, knee-deep in parenting, or just curious how couples make it work, this is the podcast for you. New episodes every Friday.Subscribe and join us as we share the journey of building love, money, and legacy. Language: en Genres: Business, Entrepreneurship, Relationships, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Is Cheating the End of a Marriage | The 3L's Podcast Ep 25
Episode 25
Thursday, 22 January, 2026
Cheating sits at the centre of many modern marriage debates. Online culture treats infidelity as a final act, with little room for reflection, repair, or responsibility. This episode pushes back against simplified answers and explores what betrayal truly does to a relationship. The conversation looks beyond the act itself and focuses on trust, intention, trauma, and boundaries. Cheating rarely lives in isolation. Lies, secrecy, emotional distance, and repeated patterns often cause deeper harm than sex alone. Forgiveness then becomes less about grace and more about safety, self respect, and emotional survival. You also explore how upbringing, gender expectations, faith environments, and pressure to marry shape behaviour. Many people enter marriage wanting change before readiness exists. When growth fails to match commitment, damage follows. This episode questions whether every betrayal signals the end, or whether context, accountability, and change carry weight. A real dilemma grounds the discussion. A woman forgave infidelity, rebuilt through therapy and prayer, then faced flirtatious behaviour again. The wound reopened. Trust never fully settled. Her question cuts through everything. When forgiveness happens once, what happens when patterns return. This episode does not give rules. You offer perspective, lived experience, and uncomfortable honesty. The focus stays on one truth. Every marriage sets its own non negotiables, and every decision carries a cost the couple must live with.
