Women Cheat Too

Women Cheat Too is the podcast for women who’ve betrayed their partner, broken trust, and now find themselves lost in guilt, shame, regret, or total emotional confusion. Created and hosted by Judith Nisenson, certified betrayal trauma coach and founder of WomensWRK, this show speaks directly to the women no one talks about. The ones who crossed a line. The ones who never thought they’d be that woman. The ones who are now asking, “What have I done? Can I fix this? Who am I now?” This podcast is a space for hard truth and deep self-exploration, not excuses or shallow advice. With a blend of therapeutic insight and compassionate challenge, Judith helps women uncover what really led to the betrayal, understand the wreckage it caused, and begin rebuilding a relationship with themselves that’s rooted in integrity and emotional growth. Whether the betrayal was emotional or physical, whether your partner knows or

Women Cheat Too is a society podcast hosted by Judith F Nisenson, with 53 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Judith F Nisenson hosts Women Cheat Too, a society show with 53 episodes published.

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  Episode #49

  Ep. 49 – From Victimhood to Ownership

  Aug 17, 202613 min

  Many women who betray their partner are carrying real pain long before the betrayal ever happens. Emotional neglect, loneliness, resentment, abandonment, trauma, and disconnection are all part of many betrayal stories. But there is a difference between acknowledging pain and building your identity around it. In this episode of Women Cheat Too , Judith Nisenson explores the difficult but necessary shift from victimhood to ownership. She explains how emotional pain can slowly become the lens through which you see yourself, your relationship, and your choices, and why that makes accountability feel threatening instead of healing. Judith also breaks down how victimhood often protects against shame, grief, and deeper self-confrontation, while ownership restores agency, honesty, and emotional maturity. She walks through the difference between understanding your wounds and using those wounds to emotionally explain away harmful behavior. If you’ve struggled with defensiveness, emotional justification, or feeling trapped in your own pain after betrayal, this episode will help you understand how ownership creates the foundation for real healing, healthier identity, and lasting change. Send us Fan Mail

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  Episode #48

  Ep. 48 – When You Can’t Stop Blaming Them for Your Betrayal

  Aug 10, 202612 min

  Blaming your partner after betrayal can feel emotionally relieving at first because it creates distance between your pain and your choices. But over time, blame becomes one of the biggest barriers to accountability and healing. In this episode of Women Cheat Too , Judith Nisenson takes a deeper look at why many women stay emotionally stuck in the belief that their betrayal happened because of relationship problems, emotional neglect, resentment, or disconnection. She explains how blame protects against shame, grief, and self-confrontation while also preventing deeper self-awareness and emotional growth. Judith also explores how unresolved resentment creates emotional permission structures, why emotional pain cannot become justification for betrayal, and how healing requires separating relationship struggles from personal responsibility. If you’ve been struggling to stop focusing on what your partner did wrong and start looking honestly at your own emotional patterns and choices, this episode will help you understand the deeper layers underneath blame and what real accountability actually looks like. Send us Fan Mail

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  Episode #47

  Ep. 47 - Unlearning the Narrative That It Was All Their Fault

  Aug 3, 202613 min

  After betrayal, it is easy to organize the entire relationship story around what your partner did wrong. Every unmet need, every argument, every moment of disconnection can begin feeling like emotional proof that the betrayal makes sense. In this episode of Women Cheat Too , Judith Nisenson explores why this narrative develops, how it protects against shame and grief, and why staying emotionally trapped inside blame prevents real healing from happening. She explains the difference between acknowledging relationship pain and making your partner responsible for your choices. Judith also walks through how resentment quietly builds over time, how emotional justification weakens accountability, and why true growth begins when you stop asking, “What was wrong with the relationship?” and start asking, “Why did betrayal become my response?” If you’ve struggled to separate your pain from your responsibility, this episode will help you understand how blame functions emotionally and how letting go of it creates space for honesty, maturity, and real repair. Send us Fan Mail

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  Episode #46

  Ep: 46 – How Denial Protects and Destroys at the Same Time

  Jul 27, 202613 min

  Denial is one of the most powerful psychological defenses after betrayal because it protects you from emotional collapse while also keeping real healing out of reach. In this episode of Women Cheat Too , Judith Nisenson explores how denial shows up after infidelity and why so many women unconsciously stay emotionally stuck inside it. She explains how denial softens shame, reduces internal conflict, and helps people avoid confronting the full weight of their choices. At the same time, it quietly damages accountability, self-awareness, and trust rebuilding. Judith also breaks down the difference between understanding relationship struggles and using those struggles to emotionally excuse betrayal. She explores how blame, justification, and emotional rewriting prevent deeper growth and why healing only begins when you become willing to examine your own patterns honestly. If you’ve found yourself emotionally defending, minimizing, or avoiding the deeper truth of your behavior, this episode will help you understand what denial is protecting and why facing reality is the beginning of real change. Send us Fan Mail

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  Episode #45

  Ep: 45 – “It Wasn’t That Serious”… Until It Was

  Jul 20, 202610 min

  “It wasn’t that serious” is a phrase many women say when reflecting on how a betrayal started. And in the beginning, it may have felt true. In this episode of Women Cheat Too , Judith Nisenson explores the gap between how something feels in the moment and what it becomes over time. She breaks down how small, seemingly harmless interactions can evolve into secrecy, disconnection, and broken trust, often without a clear turning point. Judith also explains why this phrase can feel invalidating to your partner, and how focusing only on the beginning of the story ignores the full impact of what happened. She walks through how to hold both truths, that it didn’t feel serious at first, and that it became something serious in its impact. If you’ve found yourself trying to explain the beginning without fully acknowledging the outcome, this episode will help you understand the progression, take clearer ownership, and build a shared reality that supports healing. Send us Fan Mail

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