In this episode, we dive into a raw and often whispered topic within the military community—cheating. We unpack two powerful Reddit posts: one from a serving member and another from a military spouse, offering personal perspectives on infidelity, trust, and the impact of rumours.

We confront the harsh stigma that “all military personnel cheat,” explore the infamous "Leroy and laundry powder" stereotype.

Is infidelity genuinely more common in the military, or does it just feel that way because we’re on the inside looking out?

We also talk about the reality that anyone can cheat—regardless of gender, profession, or background—and how false accusations can be just as destructive as the act itself.

It’s a tough conversation, but a necessary one. Let’s talk about it.

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