Charlotte was a KKG at Smith, she would have met some filthy rich handsome Harvard boy on a ski trip and he would have proposed to her at graduation. He'd end up at a white shoe law firm or an investment banker. They'd live in CT by age 28. |
+1 |
I agree- that's funny, I also thought Charlotte was way too upper class and pretty to be in that group. For a while, sure- but she would be snapped up quite quickly- not all this drama (though it is a tv show). As for big, I dated a Mr Big in many ways- mid-wealthy, very attractive, suave, upper class (not that I am not but as my friend said he was one of "the beautiful people"). Watching SATC - which wasn't that far off from when we stopped dating- hit home. We also did go back and forth- became just friends - it lasted a few years of going in and out of each others lives. |
Sorry- my point was that I am pretty sure I am not the only one who could relate to the big relationship. |
Maybe Charlotte's backstory was that she was in a long term relationship in her twenties that ended when she entered her 30s for whatever reason. She then hung out with these awful single women and she got caught up in their life style and it didn't help much with her love life. Like...a 30something woman most likely will not find a husband partying at a club at 2.0 with Carrie Bradshaw. |
Nah. Even the most upper class women are now living with men for a number of years in the city now. You have to live with a guy for a while and audition to be his wife. |
Whoa. You just described my life. |
But Charlotte would have graduated from college in 1989 or 90? Maybe they'd live in the city as her future husband attended law school at Columbia. Her future husband would be a law firm associate by age 25-26, and they'd be in the suburbs with first kid by 28-29. |
And likely he would cheat on her before she was 35 and they'd divorce. Not all women rush to get married at 25 because there's something to be said for growing up and for waiting to know how to recognize a healthy relationship. |
You don't sound like a superficial person at all. I bet your friends think you're a delight. |
uhhh - guys? did this thread just take an anti-semitic turn? |
Agree on all counts. |
No? What on earth are you talking about? |
SJP agrees with you about Berger (at the 1:40 mark) |
Oh please, this kind of stuff happens in real life all the time. I had a hot, handsome, wealthy, Ivy educated co-worker with incredibly plain wife and this is just one example just comes to mind. It's not like handsome rich guys only fall for beautiful women. Beautiful women fall for nice smart men who might not necessarily be 10 in the looks department. |