Good morning, gorgeous. How are you doing this doing this morning? I hope you're all doing wonderful.

For those of you who are new, welcome to my channel. I'm Dr. Daff, and if you're returning, welcome back.

Today, we are answering questions that you ladies submit, and we have a question about having feminine friends.

So I want you to go ahead and sit back, relax, get something to drink, get something to write with,

and let's talk about this. Good morning. I have another question. How important are feminine mentors?

I'm mostly always by myself with my kids. When I'm not at the

gym or playing sports, and although I'm doing it with other women, they are alpha women like I am.

I don't have feminine mentors, someone whom I can get advice from, correct me when I'm being too

masculine, look up to, and be friends with.

I get envious of girl groups I see together, and I feel as though I could never be a part

of something like that.

I have been rejected the most by other women.

Even if I make changes, I feel like other women don't like me or I don't fit in.

This leaves me feeling I'm not like them and not part of

the woman group, but I am because I'm a woman. How do I find feminine friends? How can I bring

femininity to my favorite hobbies like sports, football, and weightlifting, and shooting?

I realize that my interests don't match those what is considered feminine,

like cooking and hosting, etc. Why do athletic women get looked at like they're wrong? Thank you,

Chandra. Thank you so much for your question, Chandra. Thank you for your question. So we as humans all have a very

strong desire for connection. It's so important for us to be

able to meet people and feel a sense of love and a sense of understanding and be able to share

our stories with one another. So having friends as women is so important in terms of your

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