I use a digital twin in this one. It is, as it turns out, very hard to do a podcast about cheating with hub floating around all day...In this episode of The How-To Cheat Podcast, Teresa Conway delves into the scandalous life of Margaret Campbell, Duchess of Argyll—a woman who defied societal norms and turned infamy into a statement of liberation. Often labeled “the Dirty Duchess,” Margaret’s unapologetic approach to sexuality and refusal to conform made her a feminist icon ahead of her time. Episode Highlights: The scandal that rocked British high society: Margaret’s divorce from the Duke of Argyll The infamous Polaroid photos and the mystery of “the headless man” Margaret’s private diary of lovers and her fearless exploration of sexuality The double standards of mid-20th-century Britain and Margaret’s fight against them The price of defiance: public shaming, financial ruin, and her final years in obscurity Why Margaret Campbell’s story is one of rebellion, liberation, and feminist inspiration Key Takeaways: Margaret’s defiance of societal expectations was an act of liberation, not depravity Her refusal to name her lovers showcased her courage and loyalty Society’s hypocrisy in punishing female desire while excusing male infidelity remains relevant today Margaret’s life teaches us to live authentically, unapologetically, and on our own terms Margaret Campbell wasn’t just a scandalous duchess—she was a rebel who owned her narrative and turned cheating into an art form. Tune in to hear how her story continues to inspire feminists and free spirits alike. Listen now and explore the liberating philosophy behind living truthfully—even if it means breaking the rules.