The Betrayal of Sex and the City's Ending, Explained

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  @thetake · 5 years ago · pinned

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  @meggy0 · 5 years ago

  I don&apos;t think Carrie and Big would have survived quarantine still together.

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  @thefandomboi2359 · 5 years ago

  The take: makes content about sex and the city. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Me not having watched one single episode: this seems interesting

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  @pauliherbert490 · 5 years ago

  That scene of miranda bathing her mother-in-law makes me cry every time. I get goosebumps, maybe because Miranda is an amazingly written character and seeing her so vulnerable is very touching.

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• MU

  @mundaneamazing · 5 years ago

  I always thought Carrie should pick Aidan, but now I&apos;m happy Aidan dodged a bullet..

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  @AndreaC_303 · 5 years ago

  The Mr. Bigs never change. It’s heart-wrenching but it’s reality. This ending would never happen. Carrie obviously has unresolved issues with her father abandoning her and she needs to STAY IN THERAPY and resolve those. She’s drawn subconsciously to men who will betray and abandon her like her father did. She wasn’t ready for Aidan, she needed to do that work first.

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  @TheMilicaXD · 5 years ago

  I was grateful that Carrie and Samantha didn&apos;t end up with kids, that would be pushing it too far.

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  @ertyiopp · 5 years ago

  And so Gomez and Morticia Addams stay the only healthy heterosexual relationship on TV

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  @alexgilmour3907 · 5 years ago

  Would you consider doing a Take on &apos;The Disposable spouse/fiance&apos; trope? The spouse, partner or fiance who gets dumped in the name of True Love (TM).

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  @AgnessaMo · 5 years ago

  Showing Carrie smoking on a non-smoking party and Big telling her not to, and commenting that as &quot;he didn&apos;t let her be herself&quot;? No no no. There&apos;s a difference between loving yourself and being inconsiderate, disrespectful towards others while putting yourself on a pedestal, what Carrie was doing all throughout the series. I feel like this video applauds this kind of behaviour, even though I do agree that the ending was disappointing.

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  @lavallepresenta · 5 years ago

  I don&apos;t think Miranda&apos;s ending was wrong. She never stopped being herself and loving her world, she just allowed herself to be vulnerable yo other people, but she never lost herself in the process

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  @jaimicottrill2831 · 5 years ago

  Jane Austen, Louisa May Alcott and other female authors were given no choice on marrying their heroines off! You had to give your female character a “proper” ending or your book would not get published.

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