Tania Reynolds

Dr. Tania Reynolds is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the University of New Mexico, specializing in women's social dynamics and competition. In this engaging discussion, she explores the subtle complexities of female friendships and their evolutionary significance. Tania reveals why women often struggle under female bosses, the challenges attractive women face in social settings, and the ruthless nature of sexual gossip as a social tool. The conversation also touches on the impact of the #MeToo movement on women's careers and the intricate balance of loyalty and competition among women.

Tania Reynolds, an Assistant Professor of psychology at the University of New Mexico, dives into the fascinating world of female friendships. She explores what women truly seek in friendships and the intricate balance of support and competition among them. The discussion also touches on how societal pressures shape women's choices and dynamics. From the impact of pregnancy on relationships to the subtleties of women's communication, Reynolds unpacks the complexities of female connections in a way that's both enlightening and engaging.