It always felt to me that they made the nanny gay so Charlotte wouldnt have to worry about Harry cheating on her instead of just making Harry reassure her theres nothing to worry about. It always felt like "oh you dont have to worry about your husband cheating on you because the nanny is gay!" rather than 'he can just be an absolute normal human being who can restrain himself and not cheat because he loves and respects his wife.' It has always bothered me

Its like she spent so much time chasing and obsessing over Mr Big, now she has him she doesn't want him.

I noticed Carrie always wants the "other" thing. Big doesnt want marriage, she suddenly seems like she wants marriage. Aiden wants to marry her, she doesnt want to marry him. Alekzandr doesnt want kids, oh MAYBE she wants kids now. Carrie wants someone to "stand still with her", GIRL HES SITTING ON THE COUCH BEING STILL GO DO IT.

the irish-esque music they play whenever the nanny is on screen is crazy work

The writers forcing Anthony and Stanford together when they literally couldn't stand each other throughout the entire series was so lazy

Carrie acted more upset when Big left her at the alter than when he literally died in her arms

I hated the nanny storyline. Also as a woman with a large chest all that bouncing around hurt me haha like physically.

Aiden letting us know he let HIS WIFE AND MOTHER OF HIS KIDS know that Carrie was "the one that got away"

I always enjoyed how the movie seems to suggest that all women are connected through rampant consumerism.

As a Samantha fan, I hate what this movie did to her character. I liked the first movie, but I refuse to accept the second one as canon. Or And Just Like That. As far as I'm concerned, the story ends after the first movie.

When I watched sex in the city as an adult. I realized that most of the women on the show are incredibly toxic, especially carry. And that samantha really was the best friendto all of them and constantly got crapped on. She was the most open minded and honest with the exception of that one episode. The movies really made me dislike Carrie and big

I’d only ever seen the first half of this & finding out that the plot line of “Charlotte is worried her husband will have an affair with the nanny he is visibly attracted to” is resolved by the realization that the nanny is gay is actually hilarious

Growing up is realising that Carrie Bradshaw is truly an insufferable and toxic character

carrie hauls ass to avoid flying in coach but wont call

Poor Kim Catrell. This is where Samantha was character assassinated. It is beyond cringe. She lost her dignity here. It was appalling what she was made to go through in this movie. Apparently, she objected and was threatened with lawsuits. It led to her fallout with Sarah Jessica Parker who she said was instrumental in the utter wreckage of the second entry's direction into the ditch and is a total vacuous fake.

Carrie really is just one of the most insufferable fictional characters ever put to screen, isn’t she?