17. Navigating Female Friendships

Did you know that having women in your life plays a key role in how long you’ll live?

Research has shown that women who have female friendships, live longer than women who do not, and similarly, men who have female friendships live longer than men who do not.

But, interestingly, having male relationships, does not appear to have that same effect.

Today you’re going to learn about the mystical world of navigating female relationships.

We’re going to talk about how to determine who should be let into your life, and who should not.

We’re also going to talk about when it’s worth the effort to repair, and when you should simply cut your losses and release.

Lastly, we’re going to dig into 20 signs your girlfriend is toxic, and what to do about it.

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