EPISODE · May 2, 2025 · 39 MIN
STS Podcast x STSU Let’s Unpack Series PART THREE - Relationships in College
from Silence The Shame podcast · host ShantiDas
In this three-part series, members of Silence the Shame University (STSU) Unpack powerful topics shaping the college experience—faith, mental health among Black men, and navigating relationships in college. Each episode explores these themes through real conversations with students, professionals, and experts who share personal stories and practical insights. Part THREE features a STSU Ambassador William Cox leading us through a conversation with Ca'Miyah King (Spelman Student) and Aria Armstead (Spelman Student). Together, they explore the challenges and dynamics of dating in college, focusing on balancing relationships with personal goals, the risks of hookup culture, recognizing red flags, and the importance of mental health in maintaining healthy relationships. It also emphasizes the need for self-awareness, setting boundaries, and seeking support when navigating romantic connections. Key themes in this episode: 1.College relationships require balancing personal goals and love lives. Hookup culture can lead to unfulfilling experiences, especially if individuals haven't healed from past relationships. 2. It's important to prioritize personal happiness and recognize red flags like poor communication. Setting clear boundaries from the start is essential. 3. Mental health plays a major role in relationships. Setting boundaries, recognizing triggers, and seeking support through therapy are crucial for healthy partnerships. Check out more about Silence the Shame University and how to get involved by visiting www.silencetheshame.com. Special Thanks to our funders, the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD), and to our partners Boss Studios for hosting us. Produced by Spellz Productions
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