I Get Along Better With Men Than Women | Healing Competition, Envy & Sisterhood

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:

• Why women are conditioned to see each other as rivals instead of allies.
• How envy is actually a shadow desire pointing us toward our own potential.
• The forgotten history of women’s bonds through folklore, red tents, and ritual spaces.
• What “pick-me culture” really means — and why shaming women for it misses the point.
• How the Barbie movie reflected deeper truths about patriarchy and power.

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.