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Is cheating with AI REALLY cheating? 👀🤖

This week on Needs To Be Studied Podcast, we're joined by Mac the Therapist to unpack the rise of AI infidelity, the blurred lines of micro-cheating, and what actually counts as betrayal in a relationship.

We also get into why couples should consider starting therapy together BEFORE their relationship falls apart, how to build healthier communication, and the red flags people tend to ignore.

💬 Would you consider your partner having an AI relationship cheating?

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Who makes worse dating decisions: gay men or straight women? Billy and Esh are about to find out.

In the pilot episode, Billy and Esh officially bring their friendship to the mic—and nothing is off limits. They break down how they met, why this unlikely duo decided to start a show together, and compare their very different relationship resumes.

Then Billy comes in HOT with a dating theory: the way somebody treats you on your birthday tells you exactly how they feel about you. Is your birthday actually a relationship report card—or are we expecting way too much?

From dating disasters and relationship red flags to sex, love, friendship, and the decisions we probably should’ve kept to ourselves, Billy and Esh are giving two VERY different perspectives on the same messy world.

Gay man. Straight woman. Two dating histories. Zero shortage of opinions.

Welcome to the pilot. 🎙️

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Can your zodiac sign tell you who you’re dating—or are we giving the stars too much credit?

This week, Billy is joined by Magic Monroe for a conversation about the most toxic signs, what your birth chart says about how you love, and whether astrology helps you understand a partner or makes you judge them before you know them.

Then Magic gives Billy a live reading of his love life, and the conversation gets personal: vulnerability, past experiences, and the patterns we bring into relationships. Plus, the group debates whether the dating pool is actually trash—or whether we keep choosing the wrong people.

Classmates, would you let someone read your love life in front of everybody?

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