Charlotte was always really difficult for me to relate to on that …& the City show. I’m sure there are actual people out there like Charlotte, but I don’t know them. I guess she just seemed so fake & stereotypical. It seemed like every single guy she met she was always putting her first name with his last name & then house shopping.

I was always screaming at the TV “Why don’t you just look for an online mortgage instead of being so desperate?” However, I did learn one important lesson from her: don’t settle. Hold onto the dream even if all your experiences tell you that it’s not going to happen. If your dream man finally shows up & he’s not exactly what you expected, go after him anyways. Yes, that contradicts itself, but it’s good advice.

Miranda was the most relatable character on “Sex & The City” for me because I am her. I usually tune in to see what kind of mistakes “I” will make in the future if I haven’t made them already. Here’s what Miranda taught me:

There is someone out there for everyone.

A wedding should be what you want, even if you aren’t traditional.

You can be strong & independent & still fall in love.

Here are a few lessons that I learned from Carrie. You know, from that show that ends in “…& the City” (Sorry, but there’s just some terms I don’t want to be known for in the blogging world) What did you learn from Carrie?

• Your relationships don’t have to be perfect to be happy. In fact, you can write about them & then buy lots & lots of shoes.
• Shopping fixes most problems.
• Maybe there is “the one”.
• Friends really are that important.

Also, this show makes me want to wear more make up & buy anti wrinkle cream.

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