just watched a few episodes, and what is amazing is its grasp of women's independence and emotions .
Charlotte is simple, simple, and romantic. The concept of mate selection is a typical traditional style. Although she is 30 years old, she has the vision of a little girl, requiring the other party to be handsome, rich, good social status, and decent (especially in terms of sex~ ~~).
Samantha should be the most controversial figure because her concept of sex and sexuality directly broke the traditional concept of women (more precisely, what people think women should have about sex), but I admire her very much. She is a woman who knows what she wants and will attack directly once she has a target.
Miranda's dress is always neutral, like a strong woman, and her personality is still under observation. . .
Carrie should be the most realistic character. She doesn't have Charlotte's unrealistic romance, nor does she have the big woman genes in Samantha's bones. She has a little maturity and looks forward to believing in love and constantly exploring self-independence.
Carrie is testing herself, looking for a man who has broken her heart several times, whether it can be done as long as sex is not love, when the man says he is very happy to see her finally figured it out, he will feel that he is not real winner.
When Mr. Big finished talking and it seemed that you never really fell in love, he would be sullen and silent, and when he got out of the car, he would chase after this man and ask if he had fallen in love before, when the man replied abso-fark After -lutely, I looked at the rear of the car with all my thoughts.
Well, continue to observe~~~
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