In this engaging and thought-provoking episode of Stories to Create, host Cornell Bunting sits down with the insightful Christina Guerra for a powerful conversation that unpacks the complexities of modern young life and relationships. In a first for the show, Cornell also brings in a special live phone call with his longtime Jamaican friend living on the East Coast, David Harrison adding an authentic cross-cultural perspective to the mix.
Together, they explore the evolving meaning of dating in 2025, navigating situationships, the impact of social media on love, and whether traditional gender roles still hold any weight. They also dive deep into the emotional and practical sides of modern romance:
How do today’s young people define intimacy and set boundaries?
Should you find financial stability before falling in love—or grow through struggles together?
Is ghosting just a part of dating now, or is it still just wrong?
With honest reflections, laughs, and even a few cringe-worthy dating stories, this episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about how love and connection are transforming for a new generation.
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Plus, don’t miss the fun wrap-up with the worst dating advice they’ve ever heard, and how Cornell would sum up modern love in a meme.
Listen now and join the conversation that every young person needs to hear.
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