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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He was rich as %$#@ -- sort of guy who's used to single gold digging women chasing him like lost puppies (or horses, in the case of SJP).

I'd watch reruns of SATC if there was a way to block out all scenes with Miranda (and Steve). Nothing makes my skin crawl more than her.

Also wasn't a big fan of when Sam got cancer. Made a fun show depressing, a downer. And the writers who made Charlotte marry an ugly Jewish guy were prob projecting.[/quote]

Girls like Char are snapped up by at the longest 28. There's no way she'd be single OR hang out with trashy women like Carrie and crew.[/quote]

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.[/quote]

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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.[/quote]

Sorry- my point was that I am pretty sure I am not the only one who could relate to the big relationship. [/quote]

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