Sometimes the biggest red flag in your relationship is your own denial.

In this episode, Lex and Dr. Jordan take a deep dive into self-deception in relationships—from ignoring obvious warning signs to twisting logic just to justify a bad decision.

Featuring:

📩 Listener Letter – A story so delusional that even Lex & Jordan can’t decide if it’s fixable—or just pure fantasy.

🚩 Toxic vs. Therapy – Is convincing yourself a red flag is “fine” just self-care—or a fast track to emotional destruction?

🎭 The Most Creative Excuses People Tell Themselves – Rating the worst offenders—from “Maybe they changed?” to “It wasn’t cheating… technically.”

🔥 Final Chaos Takeaways – What have we learned? Nothing useful. But now we know how NOT to lie to ourselves.

If you’ve ever ignored reality, rewritten history to excuse bad behavior, or stayed in hopeful delusion for way too long—this episode is for you.

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When it comes to relationships, sometimes the biggest liar is… you.

We all do it—justify red flags, ignore gut instincts, twist logic to excuse bad decisions, and convince ourselves “what if it works out?” when deep down, we know it absolutely will not.

In this episode, Lex and Dr. Jordan expose the art of self-deception in relationships, breaking down listener confessions, their own personal moments of delusion, and the absolute worst excuses people tell themselves to stay stuck in bad situations.

If you’ve ever ignored obvious warning signs, convinced yourself that red flags are just “challenges,” or stayed in delusional hope mode for way too long, this episode is for you.

New episodes every Thursday! Subscribe now for your weekly dose of emotional chaos.

This week, Lex & Jordan spiral deep into the chaos of knowing better… but doing worse anyway. From delusional dating decisions to fully ignoring red flags, it’s a masterclass in self-sabotage.

🔥 Wild listener confessions
🔥 Toxic vs. Therapy debate: Are we overthinking… or just deeply unwell?
🔥 Personal stories, spicy takes, and zero accountability

Laugh, scream, and maybe cry. It’s messy, dramatic, and dangerously relatable.

Follow, rate, and send this to the friend who stayed when she should’ve fled.