I've tried watching this show thinking that exposing deceiving cheaters publicly is the proper way to deal with those who break the silent vow of exclusivity with their partners.
I firmly believe that if you agree to a monogamous relationship with somebody else, the only moral step to take once you've lost interest; is to rip that bandaid off and confess you don't love your significant other anymore. Establishing new bonds without severing any previous one does not only shows an immense lack of respect, but you are also making the other party lose valuable time of their lives, which they spent convinced they were someone else's "unique" someone.
The "Cheaters" Show is a great way to expose this inconsiderate behavior, or so I thought until I noticed the host was actually trying to incite violence and psychological abuse.
Every time any 'victim' of infidelity tried to let things go and leave the scene so as to end the pain and drama once and for all; Clark Gable (current host) made sure to make them feel as if they should start WWIII with inviting words such as, and I quote:
"Are you going to let him get away with this?!"
"Is that all you're going to do? She's making you look like a fool
Etcetera.
A host and a show both claiming to be helping people and yet, it seems like all that's needed is one juicy catfight or a couple dudes yanking their heads off to keep the audience celebrating. Meanwhile the problem is never solved and miscommunication intensifies.
We cannot unlearn violence if we keep assigning a time and a place for it. It doesn't matter how you were wronged, retribution is not ours to inflict.
Fighting pain with pain and trying to ridicule those who embarrassed you only shows you're becoming the same kind toxic individual.
Do not allow provocation to portray the impressions you leave in this life. We are teaching future generations how they should react under the circumstances, and then we dare to lock them up in prison once they have perfected and practiced the lessons learned, resulting in chaos and even death.