Expert on 'once a cheater always a cheater'
If you've been cheated on, you've probably asked yourself: Will they cheat again?
We wanted to get to the bottom of it too, so we turned to neuropsychotherapist Trisha Stratford to find out. She reveals that cheating once can lead to a repeat behaviour.
"It sets up a neural pathway," said Trisha. "And so when people cheat, it's very hard for them to stop cheating.
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"It becomes part of their DNA.
"Unfortunately it seems to be a pattern that once a cheater, always a cheater," concluded Trisha.
Luckily there is hope. Trisha said there are exceptions to the rule.
"They can become loving, loyal, honest and trustworthy," she explained.
Watch the full clip above for more details.
