Men Get Cheated On Too!

Men Get Cheated On Too, is the podcast for men betrayed and broken by their partner’s infidelity. Hosted by Adam B. Nisenson, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and the voice behind The Betrayal Shrink, you’ll get real talk, expert guidance, and the raw truth from someone who’s lived it and personally knows the pain of betrayal that men experience. No more silence. No more pretending you’re fine. Whether you're fresh in the pain or deep in the process, this show helps you face the truth, heal the wounds, and reclaim your strength. Subscribe now... your recovery and healing starts here.

Men Get Cheated On Too! is a health podcast hosted by Adam Nisenson, with 67 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Adam Nisenson hosts Men Get Cheated On Too!, a health show with 67 episodes published.

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  Episode #66

  Ep. 66: How to Stop Retelling the Worst Story

  Sep 28, 202622 min

  If your mind keeps replaying the affair over and over, you're not losing your mind. You're experiencing one of the most common trauma responses after betrayal. In this episode, Adam Nisenson, The Betrayal Shrink, explains why your brain keeps returning to the same painful memories and why constantly replaying the betrayal is different from actually healing it. "Your brain isn't trying to torture you. It's trying to protect you." Adam breaks down the difference between processing and reliving, why trauma rewrites your internal story, and how your nervous system becomes trapped in replay loops that never bring real resolution. He also shares practical ways to begin changing your relationship with the story so it no longer controls your life. Inside this episode: Why your brain keeps replaying the betrayal The difference between processing and reliving trauma How intrusive thoughts become habitual trauma loops Why betrayal changes the story you tell yourself How to stop allowing the betrayal to become your identity What it means to become the author of your next chapter This episode helps you understand that healing isn't about forgetting what happened. It's about learning to remember it without living inside it every day. For support, email Adam@BetrayalShrink.com Visit BetrayalShrink.com Your partner’s work: If your female partner created the betrayal and is ready to take accountability, understand the choices and patterns that led her there, and learn how to become a safer partner, SHEaters is a resource created specifically for women who have cheated. Learn more at: https://www.sheaters.com Support the show

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  Episode #65

  Ep. 65: The Cost of Denial

  Sep 21, 202616 min

  Denial after betrayal rarely sounds like denial. It sounds like, "Maybe it's not that bad." "Maybe things will get better." "Maybe I just need to be more patient." But over time, avoiding the truth comes at a tremendous emotional cost. In this episode, Adam Nisenson, The Betrayal Shrink, explores how denial quietly keeps betrayed men stuck between hope and reality, preventing the healing they desperately want. “Denial protects you temporarily. Truth sets you free permanently.” Adam explains why denial is a normal defense mechanism after betrayal, how it slowly turns into self-betrayal, and why facing reality, even when it's painful, is one of the strongest things a man can do. Inside this episode: Why denial feels emotionally protective How minimizing the truth keeps you stuck The hidden cost of abandoning your own instincts Why acceptance is not the same as giving up How small moments of honesty create lasting clarity Why real hope is always grounded in reality This episode helps you stop negotiating with reality and start reconnecting with yourself. Healing begins when you stop shrinking the truth and start trusting your own experience again. For support, email Adam@BetrayalShrink.com Visit BetrayalShrink.com Your partner’s work: If your female partner created the betrayal and is ready to take accountability, understand the choices and patterns that led her there, and learn how to become a safer partner, SHEaters is a resource created specifically for women who have cheated. Learn more at: https://www.sheaters.com Support the show

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  Episode #64

  Ep. 64: Your Story Isn’t Over

  Sep 14, 202614 min

  Betrayal has a way of convincing you that everything good in your life is behind you. It narrows your focus until all you can see is the pain, making it feel like this chapter has become your entire identity. In this episode, Adam Nisenson, The Betrayal Shrink, challenges that belief and reminds you that betrayal is part of your story, not the end of it. “Betrayal is a chapter of your story. It is not the entire book.” Adam explains how trauma compresses your world, why rebuilding happens through small, consistent choices, and how post-traumatic growth becomes possible when you stop defining yourself by what happened and begin focusing on who you're becoming. Inside this episode: Why betrayal makes your future feel impossible How trauma changes your identity and perspective The truth about post-traumatic growth Why healing happens through small daily decisions How to reconnect with hope without denying reality Why your greatest chapter may still be ahead of you This episode is a reminder that your future has not been stolen. Your story is still unfolding, and you have more influence over the next chapter than you realize. For support, email Adam@BetrayalShrink.com Visit BetrayalShrink.com Support the show

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  Episode #63

  Ep. 63: Grieving the Life You Thought You Had

  Sep 7, 202615 min

  After betrayal, you're not only grieving the relationship. You're grieving the future you believed in, the safety you thought you had, and the life you expected to live. It's a kind of grief many men don't recognize because nobody teaches us that betrayal is also the loss of an entire story. In this episode, Adam Nisenson, The Betrayal Shrink, explores why grief after betrayal runs so deep and why allowing yourself to mourn is an essential part of rebuilding. “You're not only grieving the person. You're grieving the life you thought you were living.” Adam explains why grief often hides underneath anger, anxiety, and emotional numbness. He discusses how men tend to process grief differently, why the pain comes in waves, and how acknowledging loss becomes the foundation for healing. Inside this episode: Why betrayal creates a unique form of grief What you're really mourning after infidelity Why grief feels unpredictable and overwhelming How masculine grief often looks different than expected The importance of rituals, writing, and reflection Why grieving fully allows you to rebuild honestly This episode reminds you that grief is not weakness. It's evidence that something meaningful mattered to you, and working through it is what makes healing possible. For support, email Adam@BetrayalShrink.com Visit BetrayalShrink.com Support the show

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  Episode #62

  Ep. 62: What If They Won’t Stop Contact With the Affair Partner?

  Aug 31, 202613 min

  One of the biggest obstacles to rebuilding trust after betrayal is ongoing contact with the affair partner. If your partner says they're committed to reconciliation but refuses to completely cut ties, you're left questioning everything. In this episode, Adam Nisenson, The Betrayal Shrink, explains why continued contact keeps your nervous system on high alert and why your reaction isn't insecurity, it's your brain recognizing that safety has not yet been restored. “Healing cannot fully happen while the source of the injury is still part of the relationship.” Adam walks through why no-contact is a foundational requirement for rebuilding trust, how boundaries protect your emotional health, and why actions will always tell you more than promises. Inside this episode: Why continued contact keeps betrayal trauma active The difference between boundaries and control How to recognize when you're negotiating against your own well-being Why patterns matter more than words What healthy accountability actually looks like How to stop abandoning yourself in the hope that things will change This episode helps you separate guilt from healthy boundaries and reminds you that protecting your peace is never something you need to apologize for. For support, email Adam@BetrayalShrink.com Visit BetrayalShrink.com Support the show

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