Jun 12, 2026 · 28 min · 12 segments
Dating can feel confusing, overwhelming, and emotionally exhausting—but what if the challenge isn't just dating itself? In this episode of Trauma, Tea, and Tangents, Hannah Guy sits down with trauma…
Hannah GuyHost
Sarah RussGuest
But I think what I hear from both genders is really similar in that communication styles aren't matching up.

There's very similar pitfalls when men are talking about women and women are talking about men.

So we're bringing this baggage along and we have to sort of sift through that so that we don't bring it on every date with us.

I also think that the way we date has evolved over the past several decades with social media, online dating, access, the accessibility you have to a lot of different people.

And so I think the cool thing about the Internet and social media is it has expanded our knowledge and developed more insight into who we are and what we want.

But I also think it has made it more complicated in finding a relationship, a partnership, because we almost there's like this oversaturation of people.

And it's if one person doesn't work out, it's like, OK, I can just go on to the next.

think that is, you know, the downside is like that social media has increased our want for that immediate satisfaction, the dopamine hit, the yes, you like me, I'm getting the responses that I want for this person right away.

If you texted me, I was going to call you because I'm not sitting there doing this.

But I think what I hear from both genders is really similar in that communication styles aren't matching up.

There's very similar pitfalls when men are talking about women and women are talking about men.

So we're bringing this baggage along and we have to sort of sift through that so that we don't bring it on every date with us.

I also think that the way we date has evolved over the past several decades with social media, online dating, access, the accessibility you have to a lot of different people.

And so I think the cool thing about the Internet and social media is it has expanded our knowledge and developed more insight into who we are and what we want.

But I also think it has made it more complicated in finding a relationship, a partnership, because we almost there's like this oversaturation of people.

And it's if one person doesn't work out, it's like, OK, I can just go on to the next.

think that is, you know, the downside is like that social media has increased our want for that immediate satisfaction, the dopamine hit, the yes, you like me, I'm getting the responses that I want for this person right away.

If you texted me, I was going to call you because I'm not sitting there doing this.
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