Have you ever said, “I get along better with men than women”? You’re not alone. In this video podcast, Christina DiStefano explores why so many women feel this way — and how to heal the fractures that keep us from truly supporting one another.✨ What you’ll learn in this episode:<ul><li>Why women are conditioned to see each other as rivals instead of allies.</li><li>How envy is actually a shadow desire pointing us toward our own potential.</li><li>The forgotten history of women’s bonds through folklore, red tents, and ritual spaces.</li><li>What “pick-me culture” really means — and why shaming women for it misses the point.</li><li>How the Barbie movie reflected deeper truths about patriarchy and power.</li></ul>Drawing from personal stories, psychology (Carl Jung, Brené Brown), folklore (Marina Warner), and sociology, Christina blends essay-style reflection with grounded education. This is an intimate, honest conversation about sisterhood, competition, and healing our relationships with each other.If you’ve ever felt safer with men than with women — or struggled with envy, comparison, or female rivalry — this episode will challenge and inspire you to see things differently.

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