Are you really a girl’s girl?

On our final episode of Season 2 of btchfest, we're unpacking the quiet ways internalized competition, jealousy, and conditional support can sneak into our relationships with other women—even when we think we’re cheering them on.

 

Being a girl’s girl isn’t about being perfect—it’s about being honest, checking your biases, and showing up for other women loudly and consistently, even when no one’s watching.

 

This week we’re asking the hard questions:

• Do you clap for her only when it’s convenient?
• Do you cheer in public but compete in private?
• Do you call it “just being honest” when you’re actually judging her confidence, ambition, or outfit?

 

Being a girl’s girl means more than vibes and hashtags. It’s about showing up with integrity, letting go of scarcity, and making room at the table without conditions. Would you like to share your feedback on this episode or suggest a question for a future episode?  Connect with us on Instagram @btchfestpod or email us directly at btchfestpod@gmail.com.