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Ned & Ariel Talk (Try Guys Drama)
🕑 Added 2025-09-29 11:00:10 +0000 UTCDr Kirk Honda reacts to the video of Ned and Ariel Fulmer talking about Ned’s infidelity scandal on the Try Guys YouTube channel.
00:00 Who are Ned and Ariel Fulmer?
02:27 Rock Bottom with Ned Fulmer intro
07:01 Rating Ned's apology
08:57 The interview & forgiveness
20:43 The road of infidelity
55:38 Final thoughts
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September 29, 2025
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Therin
I want to add that I am proud of myself for my ability to remain trusting of my partners! In my current relationship we survived what I consider an infidelity near-miss. (My partner had gotten close to a new friend, the friend developed a crush, my partner turned them down but later told me that there were definite feelings in the air that they didn't want to assume were mutual. I unfortunately found out about this through the grapevine after the friend felt jilted and there were a few fraught weeks, but we worked through it.) It's really important to me for both partners to have autonomy and deep friendships in a relationship and I think it's just a side effect of that that sometimes there will be crushes. Anyway, tangent aside, I just wanted to say thank you. It made times that I have actually felt forgiveness really stand out.
Therin
I caught this on YouTube late last week and I just wanted to let you know that your insights on cheating made a huge difference to me. I've been dealing with pressure to forgive my cheating ex for over 8 years. Despite an equal number of years of therapy and consuming psychological content about cheating, I've never heard someone describe forgiveness in the way that you did. I genuinely felt my shoulders get lighter. I will probably always harbor negative feelings towards him due to the constant deception. And that's just fine.
