Carrie cheating on Aidan, slut shaming Samantha, Carrie getting made at Charlotte for not loaning her money, ditching her friends to hang out with her man.
When Miranda messes up her neck, Carrie sends Aidan to help her. And then Carrie shows up with “bullshit bagels” as an apology but there really just a disguise to talk about Aidan. I love when Miranda calls her out!
@@maddi294 Yep. I understand people (and Miranda) being mad about the bagel scene, but not about sending Aidan for help. Carrie tried to tell Miranda over the phone that she might not be able to come immediately. Miranda hung up the phone mid-sentence instead of listening and working for a solution together. If it was Carrie who had done that, people would be raging "Carrie just expects her friends will drop everything for her." Carrie has her bad moments and tendencies , but what bothers me, is that people allow the other three to have their selfish or annoying moments, but if it was Carrie doing the same thing, it's baaaad.
Natasha was so poised and dignified telling Carrie to shove it, not lowering herself to Carrie’s level, but making her point. Carrie was unbelievably selfish so many times, and no one called her out on it enough.👏🏻👏🏻 Natasha.
@@aracelimuniz9396 absolutely! Carrie wasn’t happy so she had to pee all over Charlotte’s happy news and make sure no one else was! Poor Samantha tried to keep her CANCER diagnosis secret so not to take away from Miranda’s big day, and Carrie ruins Charlotte’s engagement announcement because her bf broke up with her? Most toxic friend ever.
That's why I don't understand the reply of one commenter who explained that "Carrie tries to get some validation that Charlotte would help her out" after I wrote a comment about her post seemingly defending Carrie about "the money issue"
Carrie's insistence that Aidan has to accept her friendship with the guy she cheated on him with should have been a deal breaker for Aidan. He put up with so much guff from her. She was never kind to him.
Then, in one of the "sequel" movies, Aiden runs into Carrie and laments that "she was the one who got away." BARF! As if he would see her as anything other than a very selfish, high-maintenance woman.
I wonder what's going to happen on And Just Like That. John Corbett is supposed to be returning. I watched three episodes and nothing yet. Maybe this week? I hope! :)
You forgot the scene in the "Freaks" episode where Carrie has a string of bad dates and then meets a decent guy with a Tweety tattoo. But she's so convinced that he's hiding something that she tries breaking into a locked box in his apartment after he leaves her alone. He returns and catches her trying to break into the box. He silently opens it and it is full of completely innocuous memorabilia. She knows to leave immediately. That scene was so painful to me that I would have put it as number one.
That was a hilarious episode. I think they did that on purpose to show how women can sometimes go crazy when a man seems 'too perfect' we have to figure out what's wrong with them. Then, when Carrie finally meets a normal guy she becomes the 'freak' and ruins it. So funny!
5:51 Samantha had it right one time when she said (something like) “For a sex columnist you have a very narrow minded view of sexuality” She couldn’t wrap her head around the idea a man would date men and women despite living in NYC for crying out loud. Not only that but she didn’t get that 25 year old girl who was a virgin.
I always thought Carrie was a selfish and all about her problems. She reminds me of Allisa Floreck on the Good Wife. Funny Chris Noth was in that show also.
After recently re-watching SATC from start to finish I've had a stark reminder about what a horrible, hypocritical, superficial, narcissistic, judgemental, rude, ignorant and selfish person Carrie was. And yes, her and mr. Big were a perfect match, the one made in hell.
Carrie has many cringe moments, but the worst thing she did aside from cheating on Aidan, was refuse to even consider letting go of Big. That would have honestly been enough for me to walk. Aidan was way too good for Carrie, if only for the fact he was so forgiving. She couldn't even handle him chatting with his coworker, but she wasn't willing to stop seeing the guy she cheated on him with. Whatever, Carrie. Most self absorbed character ever, lol
@@TaraSmiles7 I LOVED Aiden!! Every woman deserves an Aiden!!! He was kind, considerate, and genuinely loved her. She didn't deserve him. She did nothing but lie to him from the start.
Right? Circumcisions are genital mutilations... and imagine breaking up with the person you did it for. Insanity. This show was so horrible to women especially, but men were also targeted in the weirdest ways.
@@MissKimberley haha, yes, it was his idea. PLUS, as soon as his dick was up and running he broke up with Charolette because he wanted to 'share it with others'. HAHAHA.
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My biggest “hate” scene” is every scene that Carrie disrespects Aiden (too many too count IMO). Practically every woman seeking the “close to perfect” man would give up a body part to have him. I know I would 😂
I wasn’t a big fan of Alek, but when he tried to tell Carrie about the loss of his friend to cancer, she refused to listen for a while. Yeah, you don’t want to hear about your friend possibly dying, but, damn. I can’t stand her.
As someone with cancer I gotta say I fucking hate when people tell me about their friend or family member who died. Like, I don’t wanna hear about it. So I kinda get it and he wasn’t respecting that she didn’t want to hear about it.
what? why the hell did he even start talking about his friend dying of cancer when she was already worried about her friend. He was the one who did the wrong thing by bringing it up at that moment.
Carrie cheating on Aidan, carrie stalking Natasha after having an affair with her husband, carrie refusing to cease contact with Big when she got back together with Aidan, carrie being so surprised that Aidan wasn’t going to just give her the apartment he bought for them, carrie not letting Charlotte shamelessly flirt with men in Atlantic city on her birthday, carrie slut shaming Samantha for blowing the worldwide express guy…I could go on for hours about carrie being the absolute worst.
Totally agree Samantha was even better as a person compared to Carrie. Never let her friends down, flawless amazing missed true star of the show x Carrie was awful and still is!
Atlantic City pissed me off. Carrie blew her friends off countless times. But ruined charlottes birthday for her sudden epiphany to be a good friend? Gag
Oh my goodness I totally agree now that I rewatch it twenty years later Carrie was a selfish horrible person. I was glad when Big decided to chicken out on their wedding.
I'm SOOOOOOO HAPPY that you guys made the No. 1 spot not just Carrie cheating on Aidan with Big but the fact that she insisted on CONTINUING A "FRIENDSHIP" with Big after getting back together with Aidan, which SHE wanted!!! In what demented-ass narcissistic shitty-ass person alternate universe do they do that?! Big calling her house late at night to discuss his "relationship problems"?! (And not even having the DECENCY TO HANG UP when your man answers the phone!), and the slew of other ways she disrespected Aidan and their relationship after they reconciled. She wore her engagement ring around her neck, buried it under a million pearl necklaces, then FORGOT to share the news of her engagement with Sharon Susan IN THE PRESENCE OF HER FIANCÉ!!! Just typing that I feel my blood pressure rising! I can't watch that scene without wanting to slap her through the screen! And let us not forget that in order to buy back the apartment that AIDAN BOUGHT FOR THEM because her broke and financially irresponsible ass spent $40K ON SHOES, she then turns around and borrows the money from the SAME MAN SHE CHEATED ON HIM WITH!!! 🤯🤯🤯 Carrie's selfishness and her level of disrespect toward Aidan during their second go-round is simply astounding and, in my opinion, worse than her actually cheating on him.
Yet, somehow, in one of the movies - Carrie runs into Aiden somewhere and he is all melancholy because "she was the one who got away." As if!!! What did he see in her in the first place, much less after so many selfish actions??!!
@@jeank8061 I agree with this comment so much. The writers never showed what it was about Carrie that Aiden loved so much. Even with Berger, the one everyone hates, there was the common ground of both being writers. But from day one, Carrie was messing with Aiden -- lying that she was a designer so she could get a furniture discount; lying saying that she doesn't smoke that much; lying about quitting smoking; losing his dog Pete ... I mean, I know guys can be fools for love ... I guess Aidan was supposed to be one of them.
Everything you said, I actually felt bad for Aidan for the way Carrie treated him. Until he cheated on his wife with her in Abu Dhabi before taking her back a THIRD time after Big died. Which let’s face it, was the only reason she got back in touch with Aidan.
*Ms. Mojo...this is the 1ST. TIME. E-V-E-R. that ANYONE has called out Careless...i mean, Carrie out on her B.S. in DEMANDING Aidan not only forgive her, but con't SEEING BIG & inviting him up to Suffern (which needed some Bufferin, for all that Sufferin', lol)!!! you are a REAL ONE. i need to know does anyone find that behavior even plausible, 'cause i can't for the life of me IMAGINE having the stones to behave like that to a man. ever. (ok. here, end of rant).* 🤪👠🗽
the Episode "The Freak Show" in Season 2. Carrie is dating this really nice guy she met in the Park and they have witty banter about why the opposite sex are so freaky and weird. They spend a wonderful night together at his apartment, and in the morning, he meets up with some old writer friends of his for breakfast. With Carrie all alone, she ransacks his apartment, wondering what his "hidden/freaky" secret is. She finds a small, wooden locked box and in the process of trying to open it, her new beau walks in on her trying to open it. He shows her that it's boy scout badges (if memory serves). She never sees him again...
Yes, that was the same story line as Miranda snooping, only Miranda found something and Carrie didn't. Trying to unlock a box is really ballsy. What if the box contained ashes of a deceased loved one?
I never liked the way the show in the early seasons at least, acted like it was ok to ransack a guy's apartment. Miranda did the same thing in season 1 when she found that guy's spanking porn video.
Carrie saying "you have to forgive me" is justified in that Aiden took her back and proceeded to treat her like crap. She needed him to actually forgive her and stop punishing her, or not take her back at all. Of course we all know the whole re-do was an exercise in futility. Aiden was better off without her.
The thing that makes me more angry about the whole money-thing is that carrie could afford it. She is an adult and she should know better than to spend everything in shoes. She can buy whatever she wants, but then don't go crying about not having money for other stuff 😑
Exactly! She yells at and guilts Charlotte -- it was totally uncalled for. She had plenty of real options. She could have (1) sold her shoes (2) stayed with Aiden, a good man, so she never would have had to move in the first place (3) moved to a different apartment. She turned down a perfectly nice place due to lack of closet space. Does she really need that many clothes? She could also move to Brooklyn for a more spacious apartment. (4) worked out a deal with Aiden to give her more time to buy her apartment. In the meantime, save up her money and get a second job. As a columnist, she could try freelancing for more writing work other than just her column. She doesn't cook at home at all and she takes cabs everywhere in a city with ample public transportation. (5) taken the offer from Big
Carrie is one of the most hated characters of any show I have watched. She hasn't changed or grown from SiTC to AJLT. She is a horrible friend, girlfriend, wife, single lady. I cannot stand her character, so full of herself and believing the world owes her something and revolves around her.
Now that it's 2023, I realized that the 2nd movie had *some* horrible parts and the writers did Samantha (unjustly) dirty but I still liked the movie. It would have been a good ending to the whole franchise.....but then AJLT came [can't watch it and don't want to watch it but I appreciate the spoilers and peoples comments about some episode :)]
Yeah, we know how it ended for Miranda: An unplanned pregnancy, a fling with Blair Underwood, a wedding, then Steve "cheated" on her, they got back together on The Brooklyn Bridge, she becomes tired of her work, and then she cheats with Calliope Torres...I mean, Che.
Aidan getting back with Carrie as she remains friends with Big. Her stalking Natasha. Miranda leaving Steve for cheating and then her cheating. “You broke us!” 🙄 Carrie mad at Charlotte for her not offering her money. Miranda taking so long to tell Carrie how she told Big not to get married.
The funny thing about the bi episode is that Ally McBeal (which was also about a neurotic single woman and was popular during the late 90s) had the exact same plotline around the same time where Ally gets involved with a guy who she learns is bisexual and can't get over the idea of him being with other men.
@@raraavis7782 it was the "Pursuit of Loneliness" episode in season 3 (just months before SATC season 3) where Ally is interested in a handsome man but learns he's bisexual and suddenly is unable to take him seriously because she believes he's going to run off with another guy.
@@nah....6151 Ohhhh.....right. The cute barista/judge! I totally had a thing for that guy 😅. Can't believe, I forgot! I even remember puzzling, about how I would have reacted in her place. I mean, it was the late 90s and I was just a teen, so what did I know about bisexuality? Which, btw makes me really resent people being so damn judgemental about these old tv series and their characters. These were different times. We didn't have access to all the information young people have nowadays. You couldn't necessarily talk about stuff like that, even with your friends, either. And there was no damn internet, yet. Or not really, anyway. Her reaction would seem narrow minded and judgemental to most of us today. Of course, it would. But so many people fail to understand, that they would have made the same decision, if they had grown up back then. You can't say, a series was 'bad' for having a character react in a realistic way....even if the reaction is off-putting to us now. And I know, both Ally McBeal and SatC made me think A Lot. About friendships, relationships, my attitude towards 'class' and money. Precisely because the characters did and say questionable things at times.
Growing up is realizing that Carrie was trash - the new AJLT series is so forced; they should have done a Samantha spin-off series instead, Samantha going solo in a new city and showing her having adventures on her own away from the other 3
Ive scrolled down a bit, and cant find anybody calling Carrie out on shamint Natasha for a spelling mistake. As a dyslexic myself, it did and still does sting quite a lot where my heart i supposed to be.
Also, Miranda insisting that Steve doesn’t cry when his baby is born! Like seriously, wtf?? And using Carrie, a childless woman who couldn’t possibly understand the emotional aftermath of seeing your child for the first time is truly unforgivable.
I actually find SATC 2nd movie fun to watch especially when Samantha yell "I have sex!" in front bunch of Arab men. that's epic! XD also is rare to see Miranda being free and happy entire film.
When I look back at shows that I loved in a different period of my life, I try to bring historical empathy to repeat viewings. All the things we are "shocked" at now barely registered when the show first aired. And the conversation about whether bisexuality really exist is literally still happening at any gathering as we speak! I liked the show because the characters were complex and messy, like our real lives.
Thank you! It’s a time capsule and instead of criticizing the show because it reflected the time in which it was created, why can’t we celebrate how far we have come?
Currently re-watching the series. And Carrie really is one of the most horrible people ever. She's selfish, entitled, and judgmental. She makes everything about herself. In reality, her three friends would not stay friends with her for long. In the first season, she treated Big horribly and acted like a spoilt brat whilst doing it. She was awful to Aidan. She doesn't have many redeemable qualities at all.
It's funny how main character of the show was the least likeable for me. I wanted to smack the s* out of her...even so i've watched whole show multiple times.
I'm so glad you included the second movie - the whole thing was a dumpster fire extinguished with nuclear waste. My sister and I actually paid to see it in a theater, and we were both furious when we walked out!
Although I agree with that, Carrie and Charlotte's scene where she's upset because she didn't offer her the money was so uncomfortable. I gotta explain something to people who weren't adults (and maybe teenagers) at the time this series was on. At the time, telling your friend: 'Hey, I'm mad at you' wasn't normal. It was on TV and movies, but in real life, no. Especially in a society like theirs. They were a step below from New York socialité (now they're supposedly that), and appearance was EVERYTHING. That didn't change much except that some concepts were different. Expressing your feelings was considered "weak" and tacky in this case. Today, expressing your feelings isn't a thing, but the HOW. So it was seen, for some (maybe the ones who were that part of society), like an act of bravery from Carrie to confront her friend and tell her, "Just so you know, I wouldn't have taken your money. It's just how you judged me with that look like I'm not good for it that bothered me." If she said that or not even being so defensive. Say, "Hey, what's with the face? I know you shouldn't mix money and friends, but what's with the attitude?" things would've been different.
Yeah, I feel like people misinterpret this scene. Carrie wasn’t mad at Charlotte for not giving her money, and she wasn’t asking for her money, she was upset because Charlotte was not supporting her the way Sam and Miranda were. Carrie would’ve never taken their money (and she didn’t). Then Charlotte announces at the most inappropriate time that she’s willfully “ volunteering” (though I do understand why she’s doing so). And then noisily sucking on her straw. It was just a snotty thing to do. Yes, Carrie made mistakes, and she admits in the episode that she did. Charlotte made mistakes too. She quit her job once she got married without thinking things through. She just assumed she’d get pregnant and that’d be the end of it. She realized too late that she shouldn’t have pinned all her hopes and dreams on a man. All of the characters on SATC made mistakes and were complicated, that’s what made the show so fabulous!
After this list it makes me wonder why I'm so fond of the show and lived for each new episode back in the day. Unlike that other show about 'friends' made popular in the '90s this one was the cooler choice and my friends and I wanted to be these women. Da-am what some experience teaches us. Though I'll be the first to point out the show's many flaws my cosmo swilling girlfriends and I will still guilt-binge this show.
It's OK to have a place in your heart for something. And it's always interesting to see how your perspective changes over time! If this show was good at anything, it was getting people to think and debate about behavior...and still is. 😊
Carrie's behavior during the Bisexual episode was revolting ...and was when it aired in 2000. She's supposed to be a SEX COLUMNIST IN NYC--yet somehow male bisexuality is treated like a Boogeyman?? Oh and her stalking of Big and his mother was REPREHENSIBLE. She couldn't respect that boundary, then had the gall to pretend Big was wrong for introducing her as "a friend" (when again, she was caught STALKING THEM). And she used that as the reason for their first break up. How was that on Big for "lack of commitment", again??
You forgot a good one. Since I LOVE Samantha so much, I cringe every time I see her throw those melons through the window. Totally a moment of temporary insanity over Richard. Every single time, it's like I want to turn my head, but I watch anyway.
The whole of SATC 2 was a major letdown and what pisses me off even more was just before the movie, I bought the soundtrack on impulse and thoughts that it was going to be better than the first one. And yet, I invested in the DVD later....called me what you want but I am both a perfectionist and an emotional cutter with a taste for cinematic turkeys.
Seriously? Miranda pretending to be gay, then 20 years later, turns out she is, and leaves Steve for a woman? Kim Cattrall needed to join the 2nd season just so the other 3 wouldn't go off in La La land.
Basically Carrie owns those moments from season 3 to 4. Specially her affaire with Big which caused so much damage specially for Aidan and Natasha.....
Every single trait of Carrie is cringeworthy. She's so narcissistic that I just can't understand how she has friends who put up with her. My favorite moments on the show were when Natasha put her in her place, when Miranda told her off about the bullshit bagels, and when Samantha also told her off since she did not judge her at all when she was cheating on Aidan with Big. I did not like how that episode ended where Samantha ended up "understanding" because she saw Standford getting a bj in the bathroom... Carrie is and always be the worst.
That woman at Miranda’s baby shower shouldn’t have dumped her baby on Miranda in the first place! Newsflash! People don’t have to hold your baby - not even pregnant women! 😞
@@Me-hs4jj No... that's not what I said. YOU hold your own baby (as a mother). If you want to put the baby down, you find somewhere suitable. Not the sink, but the floor might be ok if it's out of the way and safe for the baby. People often put babies on the floor - it's not going to cause harm just to be on the floor. But if you want other people to hold your baby for you, you at least have to ASK if they want to! And if they say no, it's your problem. Ask someone else or hold the baby yourself or find somewhere safe to put them down YOURSELF. No responsible parent just dumps a baby on other people without warning or consideration of their feelings! Only entitled parents behave like that. :(
When Samantha sleeps with Charlotte's brother, and Charlotte asks if her vagina is (paraphrasing) like the 7-11 because it's always open. In general, Carrie falling for Berger so quickly, and then breaking up so quickly. Carrie seeing the shrink and ending up with Bon Jovi guy, having sex with him, and then realizing that she always "chooses the wrong guy." As much as I love Big, why didn't she learn!!!!???? That whole episode after Carrie and Big break up and she dates the new Yankee. That guy was so nice, and him being the rebound was awful. Samantha dating James and being entranced by the nude men in the changing room for the Yanks was hilarious, though.
Please, the Natasha thing I LOVE to watch that. Carrie DESERVED that 👏🏾 AND just to be clear. I adore Aiden BUT, he is NOT perfect. He has his faults too. But he was a good guy.
This entire video is bogus. Watching this show with a 2023 lens, making a video about it, and saying these are moments we all hate to (re)watch, is not the T. I can watch all these episodes again. These are situations and circumstances that still happen with friendships today. Don't pretend it doesn't. And I'm
where did people get the idea that main characters have to be perfect... some of the best characters are messy as all get-out. thats what makes them interesting.
Leaving out all the BS with Big, some other episodes that were super cringy was when Carrie convinced the recovering alcholic to sleep with her and Miranda calling Skipper after seeing him with his new gf so he leaves his gf only for Miranda to have only wanted a booty call or whatever.
Carrie was a selfish, judgmental, and immature friend. She was not a good friend to them. But when you analyze each character, they deserve each other. Each of them were unlikable.
Carrie cheating on Aidan, slut shaming Samantha, Carrie getting made at Charlotte for not loaning her money, ditching her friends to hang out with her man.
She could've sold those Manolos
@@Sassynbluntaf exactly
Charlotte saying C you next Tuesday to Sam is not best friend material
"You HAVE to forgive me" So selfish
@@nata3467 like BFFR?
When Miranda messes up her neck, Carrie sends Aidan to help her. And then Carrie shows up with “bullshit bagels” as an apology but there really just a disguise to talk about Aidan. I love when Miranda calls her out!
I have said this all along
Carrie was an awful friend lol 🤦♀️.
I was just thinking of this scene this week!! UGH.
Tbh Carrie told her she had a work meeting, and she wouldn't exactly have been able to lift/move Miranda
@@maddi294 Yep. I understand people (and Miranda) being mad about the bagel scene, but not about sending Aidan for help. Carrie tried to tell Miranda over the phone that she might not be able to come immediately. Miranda hung up the phone mid-sentence instead of listening and working for a solution together. If it was Carrie who had done that, people would be raging "Carrie just expects her friends will drop everything for her." Carrie has her bad moments and tendencies , but what bothers me, is that people allow the other three to have their selfish or annoying moments, but if it was Carrie doing the same thing, it's baaaad.
Natasha was so poised and dignified telling Carrie to shove it, not lowering herself to Carrie’s level, but making her point. Carrie was unbelievably selfish so many times, and no one called her out on it enough.👏🏻👏🏻 Natasha.
Love natasha for doing that 🥰💯
Like when she covered charlotte’s ring with the break up post it from berger 🙄
@@aracelimuniz9396 absolutely! Carrie wasn’t happy so she had to pee all over Charlotte’s happy news and make sure no one else was!
Poor Samantha tried to keep her CANCER diagnosis secret so not to take away from Miranda’s big day, and Carrie ruins Charlotte’s engagement announcement because her bf broke up with her?
Most toxic friend ever.
Charlotte could not be more right about not lending money to careless and immature Carrie.
That's why I don't understand the reply of one commenter who explained that "Carrie tries to get some validation that Charlotte would help her out" after I wrote a comment about her post seemingly defending Carrie about "the money issue"
Yeah, that one REALLY triggers me! Her man offered, take it from you MAN, not me another woman! I need to be taken care of, too!!!
I wrote Carrie off after that. She’s immature, narcissistic, and downright insecure AF.
Besides, I would be apprehensive that Carrie would use the money to buy out the whole Manolo Blahnik inventory in NYC 😣
I wonder if she ever got the $$ back from Carrie?
Carrie's insistence that Aidan has to accept her friendship with the guy she cheated on him with should have been a deal breaker for Aidan. He put up with so much guff from her. She was never kind to him.
Yes that's a big deal breaker
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
That's the worst situation to try to find compromise
Then, in one of the "sequel" movies, Aiden runs into Carrie and laments that "she was the one who got away." BARF! As if he would see her as anything other than a very selfish, high-maintenance woman.
I wonder what's going to happen on And Just Like That. John Corbett is supposed to be returning. I watched three episodes and nothing yet. Maybe this week? I hope! :)
Carrie stalking Natasha after ruining her marriage is cringe worthy. How selfish!
Yes carrie was totally selfish
And she stalked her again in the reboot. 🤦🏻♀️
@@angelaholmes8888 and broke her teeth after falling
Not to mention creepy and illegal in this circumstance
As long as Carrie feels better that's what matters. Like the face lady after she and Aiden split up.
You forgot the scene in the "Freaks" episode where Carrie has a string of bad dates and then meets a decent guy with a Tweety tattoo. But she's so convinced that he's hiding something that she tries breaking into a locked box in his apartment after he leaves her alone. He returns and catches her trying to break into the box. He silently opens it and it is full of completely innocuous memorabilia. She knows to leave immediately. That scene was so painful to me that I would have put it as number one.
That was a hilarious episode. I think they did that on purpose to show how women can sometimes go crazy when a man seems 'too perfect' we have to figure out what's wrong with them. Then, when Carrie finally meets a normal guy she becomes the 'freak' and ruins it. So funny!
Carrie inviting Big to Aidan’s country house is the ultimate WTF
5:51 Samantha had it right one time when she said (something like) “For a sex columnist you have a very narrow minded view of sexuality”
She couldn’t wrap her head around the idea a man would date men and women despite living in NYC for crying out loud. Not only that but she didn’t get that 25 year old girl who was a virgin.
Exactly 👏🏼👏🏼💯💯
Carrie had a lot of toxic moments
Rewatching the show in my 40s has given me a new perspective. Carrie was about 90 percent toxic.
Yes she totally did 😬💯
I always thought Carrie was a selfish and all about her problems. She reminds me of Allisa Floreck on the Good Wife. Funny Chris Noth was in that show also.
Maybe, just maybe.. We're all a little bit toxic?
@@sashakotova8170 absolutely 💯
The fact that Carrie 'apologized' to Natasha because she thought that her Karma was shot, and not out of genuine remorse, is just infuriating.
it’s so painfully typical…zero real accountability, just guilt to serve one’s own conscience or ego
We need a list like this just for Carrie. 🙄
Who is worse Carrie Bradshaw or Rachael berry from glee? 😅🤔
There is, it's called "10 reasons Carrie Bradshaw was the WORST" by MsMojo
Agree!!!😂😊
Carrie had no right to judge samantha she's such a hypocrite
Well, it is very bad to perform a blow job to every other man you meet.
After recently re-watching SATC from start to finish I've had a stark reminder about what a horrible, hypocritical, superficial, narcissistic, judgemental, rude, ignorant and selfish person Carrie was. And yes, her and mr. Big were a perfect match, the one made in hell.
It's a good thing they never reproduced.
@@annejohnson5875 🤣😆😂 true that!
Not only was Carrie a narcissist, she was the worst friend
Carrie has many cringe moments, but the worst thing she did aside from cheating on Aidan, was refuse to even consider letting go of Big. That would have honestly been enough for me to walk. Aidan was way too good for Carrie, if only for the fact he was so forgiving. She couldn't even handle him chatting with his coworker, but she wasn't willing to stop seeing the guy she cheated on him with. Whatever, Carrie. Most self absorbed character ever, lol
Yeah Aiden was treated like a doormat
Agreed! Aiden was WAYYYY too good for Carrie. I always thought she "deserved" Big because Big treated her the way she treats people (like sh**it)
Carrie is awful. I have an Aiden. I need to appreciate him more ❤️
@@TaraSmiles7 I LOVED Aiden!! Every woman deserves an Aiden!!! He was kind, considerate, and genuinely loved her. She didn't deserve him. She did nothing but lie to him from the start.
Miranda demanding she wasn’t lesbian is wild after watching and just like that
No, it isn’t. Miranda was never gay and still isn’t. What you are watching in AJLT is Cynthia Nixon.
@@Chelbelle1983true! And sad.
Carrie is a terrible friend.
the episode where sam calls out carrie is not in the category of "hate watching", i loved every second of it. i was like, GET HER JADE
Charlotte pressuring a man into getting a circumcision because she finds it more aesthetically pleasing was REALLY effed up.
Right? Circumcisions are genital mutilations... and imagine breaking up with the person you did it for. Insanity. This show was so horrible to women especially, but men were also targeted in the weirdest ways.
I forgot about that!! 😮
She didnt pressure him at all though..? It was his idea...
@@MissKimberleyright he very much said he was wanting to get one
@@MissKimberley haha, yes, it was his idea. PLUS, as soon as his dick was up and running he broke up with Charolette because he wanted to 'share it with others'. HAHAHA.
Good for Nashua to standing her ground without raising her voice 👏
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Love watching natasha put carrie in her place ❤❤❤
My biggest “hate” scene” is every scene that Carrie disrespects Aiden (too many too count IMO). Practically every woman seeking the “close to perfect” man would give up a body part to have him. I know I would 😂
The girls (all but Miranda) acting like picking an “ugly” engagement ring is a sin worthy of a break-up
I wasn’t a big fan of Alek, but when he tried to tell Carrie about the loss of his friend to cancer, she refused to listen for a while. Yeah, you don’t want to hear about your friend possibly dying, but, damn. I can’t stand her.
YES! Goddamn was she immature in that conversation.
@@JP-ve7or immature and super insensitive
As someone with cancer I gotta say I fucking hate when people tell me about their friend or family member who died. Like, I don’t wanna hear about it. So I kinda get it and he wasn’t respecting that she didn’t want to hear about it.
I didn’t understand why she acted like such a t**t in that scene. He was only trying to tell her about his friend.
what? why the hell did he even start talking about his friend dying of cancer when she was already worried about her friend. He was the one who did the wrong thing by bringing it up at that moment.
Carrie cheating on Aidan, carrie stalking Natasha after having an affair with her husband, carrie refusing to cease contact with Big when she got back together with Aidan, carrie being so surprised that Aidan wasn’t going to just give her the apartment he bought for them, carrie not letting Charlotte shamelessly flirt with men in Atlantic city on her birthday, carrie slut shaming Samantha for blowing the worldwide express guy…I could go on for hours about carrie being the absolute worst.
Amen! That's why I'm always amazed that Carrie was the "star" of this show. She SUCKS
Totally agree Samantha was even better as a person compared to Carrie. Never let her friends down, flawless amazing missed true star of the show x Carrie was awful and still is!
Atlantic City pissed me off. Carrie blew her friends off countless times. But ruined charlottes birthday for her sudden epiphany to be a good friend? Gag
Carrie is one of the most unlikeable TV show leads ever
Oh yes 💯😬
Oh my goodness I totally agree now that I rewatch it twenty years later Carrie was a selfish horrible person. I was glad when Big decided to chicken out on their wedding.
I second that emotion!
@@cherylmilke313She was a complete flake
11:12 Did they really call Aleksandr Petrovsky Carrie's 'weird boyfriend'?😂
I caught that too and chuckled LOL
I cracked up at that one! 😂
He’s Russian what did one expect lol
Not judgemental, hah?
Or just selectively judgemental?
Judging just who you think it is OK to judge...🤔
he was a male Carrie- a narcissist
I'm SOOOOOOO HAPPY that you guys made the No. 1 spot not just Carrie cheating on Aidan with Big but the fact that she insisted on CONTINUING A "FRIENDSHIP" with Big after getting back together with Aidan, which SHE wanted!!! In what demented-ass narcissistic shitty-ass person alternate universe do they do that?! Big calling her house late at night to discuss his "relationship problems"?! (And not even having the DECENCY TO HANG UP when your man answers the phone!), and the slew of other ways she disrespected Aidan and their relationship after they reconciled. She wore her engagement ring around her neck, buried it under a million pearl necklaces, then FORGOT to share the news of her engagement with Sharon Susan IN THE PRESENCE OF HER FIANCÉ!!! Just typing that I feel my blood pressure rising! I can't watch that scene without wanting to slap her through the screen! And let us not forget that in order to buy back the apartment that AIDAN BOUGHT FOR THEM because her broke and financially irresponsible ass spent $40K ON SHOES, she then turns around and borrows the money from the SAME MAN SHE CHEATED ON HIM WITH!!! 🤯🤯🤯 Carrie's selfishness and her level of disrespect toward Aidan during their second go-round is simply astounding and, in my opinion, worse than her actually cheating on him.
Yet, somehow, in one of the movies - Carrie runs into Aiden somewhere and he is all melancholy because "she was the one who got away." As if!!! What did he see in her in the first place, much less after so many selfish actions??!!
@@jeank8061 I agree with this comment so much. The writers never showed what it was about Carrie that Aiden loved so much. Even with Berger, the one everyone hates, there was the common ground of both being writers. But from day one, Carrie was messing with Aiden -- lying that she was a designer so she could get a furniture discount; lying saying that she doesn't smoke that much; lying about quitting smoking; losing his dog Pete ... I mean, I know guys can be fools for love ... I guess Aidan was supposed to be one of them.
OMG calm down!!! Its just a tv show people!!¡
@@loremolina1702 And they are passionate about it. I think it's great.
Everything you said, I actually felt bad for Aidan for the way Carrie treated him. Until he cheated on his wife with her in Abu Dhabi before taking her back a THIRD time after Big died. Which let’s face it, was the only reason she got back in touch with Aidan.
*Ms. Mojo...this is the 1ST. TIME. E-V-E-R. that ANYONE has called out Careless...i mean, Carrie out on her B.S. in DEMANDING Aidan not only forgive her, but con't SEEING BIG & inviting him up to Suffern (which needed some Bufferin, for all that Sufferin', lol)!!! you are a REAL ONE. i need to know does anyone find that behavior even plausible, 'cause i can't for the life of me IMAGINE having the stones to behave like that to a man. ever. (ok. here, end of rant).* 🤪👠🗽
I really didn't like how shawn was treated because of his sexuality
I know, right? And he was super cute too.
the Episode "The Freak Show" in Season 2. Carrie is dating this really nice guy she met in the Park and they have witty banter about why the opposite sex are so freaky and weird. They spend a wonderful night together at his apartment, and in the morning, he meets up with some old writer friends of his for breakfast. With Carrie all alone, she ransacks his apartment, wondering what his "hidden/freaky" secret is. She finds a small, wooden locked box and in the process of trying to open it, her new beau walks in on her trying to open it. He shows her that it's boy scout badges (if memory serves). She never sees him again...
Yes, that was the same story line as Miranda snooping, only Miranda found something and Carrie didn't. Trying to unlock a box is really ballsy. What if the box contained ashes of a deceased loved one?
I never liked the way the show in the early seasons at least, acted like it was ok to ransack a guy's apartment. Miranda did the same thing in season 1 when she found that guy's spanking porn video.
Carrie saying "you have to forgive me" is justified in that Aiden took her back and proceeded to treat her like crap. She needed him to actually forgive her and stop punishing her, or not take her back at all. Of course we all know the whole re-do was an exercise in futility. Aiden was better off without her.
I notice how a big number of these focus on Carrie. LOL
The thing that makes me more angry about the whole money-thing is that carrie could afford it. She is an adult and she should know better than to spend everything in shoes. She can buy whatever she wants, but then don't go crying about not having money for other stuff 😑
She could’ve also totally sold those shoes to afford her place but instead guilts Charlotte it was such selfish bullshhhh
@@helloheyo4ever Yess, exactlyyy 😤
Exactly! She yells at and guilts Charlotte -- it was totally uncalled for. She had plenty of real options. She could have
(1) sold her shoes
(2) stayed with Aiden, a good man, so she never would have had to move in the first place
(3) moved to a different apartment. She turned down a perfectly nice place due to lack of closet space. Does she really need that many clothes? She could also move to Brooklyn for a more spacious apartment.
(4) worked out a deal with Aiden to give her more time to buy her apartment. In the meantime, save up her money and get a second job. As a columnist, she could try freelancing for more writing work other than just her column. She doesn't cook at home at all and she takes cabs everywhere in a city with ample public transportation.
(5) taken the offer from Big
The second movie did Samantha so dirty
Carrie is one of the most hated characters of any show I have watched. She hasn't changed or grown from SiTC to AJLT. She is a horrible friend, girlfriend, wife, single lady. I cannot stand her character, so full of herself and believing the world owes her something and revolves around her.
Carrie Bradshaw, and Ross Gellar. Two of the most horrible leads to TV shows.
The moral of the story is…Carrie is the villain of SATC.
Carrie cheating on Aiden with Big made me want to slap her. Aiden was a prince 👑
Honestly, I wish I find a guy just like Aiden. That man had zero red flags.. husband material
Say what you want about "Sex and the City 2", but "And Just Like That" makes it look like Citizen Kane.
Now that it's 2023, I realized that the 2nd movie had *some* horrible parts and the writers did Samantha (unjustly) dirty but I still liked the movie. It would have been a good ending to the whole franchise.....but then AJLT came [can't watch it and don't want to watch it but I appreciate the spoilers and peoples comments about some episode :)]
People like to say the Seinfeld characters are selfish and bad, but they're nothing compared to SATC - or Carrie at least, and often Miranda.
Oh love you and your comment I am also a big Seinfeld fan. You are right.
Ross from Friends is almost at the same level as Carrie.
Mark Kermode's review of SATC2 is so funny. It's worth the movie existing just to hear him rant for 15 minutes😂
Yeah, we know how it ended for Miranda: An unplanned pregnancy, a fling with Blair Underwood, a wedding, then Steve "cheated" on her, they got back together on The Brooklyn Bridge, she becomes tired of her work, and then she cheats with Calliope Torres...I mean, Che.
Aidan getting back with Carrie as she remains friends with Big. Her stalking Natasha. Miranda leaving Steve for cheating and then her cheating. “You broke us!” 🙄 Carrie mad at Charlotte for her not offering her money. Miranda taking so long to tell Carrie how she told Big not to get married.
All the excuses Carrie gave Aiden about Big, ugh! And the fact that Aiden keeps returning even in the AJLT series. 🙄
When Steve told Miranda off that was a great moment he took her down a pegxxxshanna
The funny thing about the bi episode is that Ally McBeal (which was also about a neurotic single woman and was popular during the late 90s) had the exact same plotline around the same time where Ally gets involved with a guy who she learns is bisexual and can't get over the idea of him being with other men.
Damn, who was that again? I swear, I watched that series obsessively, but I can't remember Ally dating a bi guy ..
@@raraavis7782 it was the "Pursuit of Loneliness" episode in season 3 (just months before SATC season 3) where Ally is interested in a handsome man but learns he's bisexual and suddenly is unable to take him seriously because she believes he's going to run off with another guy.
@@nah....6151
Ohhhh.....right. The cute barista/judge! I totally had a thing for that guy 😅. Can't believe, I forgot!
I even remember puzzling, about how I would have reacted in her place. I mean, it was the late 90s and I was just a teen, so what did I know about bisexuality?
Which, btw makes me really resent people being so damn judgemental about these old tv series and their characters. These were different times. We didn't have access to all the information young people have nowadays. You couldn't necessarily talk about stuff like that, even with your friends, either. And there was no damn internet, yet. Or not really, anyway.
Her reaction would seem narrow minded and judgemental to most of us today. Of course, it would. But so many people fail to understand, that they would have made the same decision, if they had grown up back then.
You can't say, a series was 'bad' for having a character react in a realistic way....even if the reaction is off-putting to us now.
And I know, both Ally McBeal and SatC made me think A Lot. About friendships, relationships, my attitude towards 'class' and money. Precisely because the characters did and say questionable things at times.
The world has gone mad.
No one in their right mind would date a bi-sexual.
Carrie was right in that instance.
Growing up is realizing that Carrie was trash - the new AJLT series is so forced; they should have done a Samantha spin-off series instead, Samantha going solo in a new city and showing her having adventures on her own away from the other 3
"Samantha and the City" or "Sex and Samantha" 💗
This sounds awesome! Take note HBO!
Ive scrolled down a bit, and cant find anybody calling Carrie out on shamint Natasha for a spelling mistake.
As a dyslexic myself, it did and still does sting quite a lot where my heart i supposed to be.
Also, Miranda insisting that Steve doesn’t cry when his baby is born! Like seriously, wtf?? And using Carrie, a childless woman who couldn’t possibly understand the emotional aftermath of seeing your child for the first time is truly unforgivable.
*using Carrie to relay that message.
I actually find SATC 2nd movie fun to watch especially when Samantha yell "I have sex!" in front bunch of Arab men. that's epic! XD
also is rare to see Miranda being free and happy entire film.
Exactly 💯💯👏🏼👏🏼
When I look back at shows that I loved in a different period of my life, I try to bring historical empathy to repeat viewings. All the things we are "shocked" at now barely registered when the show first aired. And the conversation about whether bisexuality really exist is literally still happening at any gathering as we speak! I liked the show because the characters were complex and messy, like our real lives.
Thank you! It’s a time capsule and instead of criticizing the show because it reflected the time in which it was created, why can’t we celebrate how far we have come?
As much as a lot of these scenes were cringe and culturally inappropriate, they're much better than all the woke scenes in AJLT.
YES, so true
Thank you 💕
Ugh and pre-teen me totally fell for Carrie’s “I’m a lovable mess” act. Watching her as an adult turns my stomach.
please make more SATC and AJLT videos!!!!
Carrie and Big cheating easily took the first spot for me.
Samantha definitely deserved better friends. Charlotte and Carrie slut shamed her and Miranda poked fun at her relationship with Maria.
Exactly 👏🏼👏🏼💯💯
they all made fun of her relationship with maria
Charlotte was so well writing in the series. ..she was real and since the first film she looks pathetic
Currently re-watching the series. And Carrie really is one of the most horrible people ever. She's selfish, entitled, and judgmental. She makes everything about herself. In reality, her three friends would not stay friends with her for long. In the first season, she treated Big horribly and acted like a spoilt brat whilst doing it. She was awful to Aidan. She doesn't have many redeemable qualities at all.
It's funny how main character of the show was the least likeable for me. I wanted to smack the s* out of her...even so i've watched whole show multiple times.
I have had the same feeling at times
who said main characters had to be perfect......
I'm so glad you included the second movie - the whole thing was a dumpster fire extinguished with nuclear waste. My sister and I actually paid to see it in a theater, and we were both furious when we walked out!
Airbrush at it's best 😂😂😂
#5 Carrie ruins Natasha('s everything!) Lol
Although I agree with that, Carrie and Charlotte's scene where she's upset because she didn't offer her the money was so uncomfortable. I gotta explain something to people who weren't adults (and maybe teenagers) at the time this series was on. At the time, telling your friend: 'Hey, I'm mad at you' wasn't normal. It was on TV and movies, but in real life, no. Especially in a society like theirs. They were a step below from New York socialité (now they're supposedly that), and appearance was EVERYTHING. That didn't change much except that some concepts were different. Expressing your feelings was considered "weak" and tacky in this case. Today, expressing your feelings isn't a thing, but the HOW.
So it was seen, for some (maybe the ones who were that part of society), like an act of bravery from Carrie to confront her friend and tell her, "Just so you know, I wouldn't have taken your money. It's just how you judged me with that look like I'm not good for it that bothered me." If she said that or not even being so defensive. Say, "Hey, what's with the face? I know you shouldn't mix money and friends, but what's with the attitude?" things would've been different.
Yeah, I feel like people misinterpret this scene. Carrie wasn’t mad at Charlotte for not giving her money, and she wasn’t asking for her money, she was upset because Charlotte was not supporting her the way Sam and Miranda were. Carrie would’ve never taken their money (and she didn’t). Then Charlotte announces at the most inappropriate time that she’s willfully “ volunteering” (though I do understand why she’s doing so). And then noisily sucking on her straw. It was just a snotty thing to do. Yes, Carrie made mistakes, and she admits in the episode that she did. Charlotte made mistakes too. She quit her job once she got married without thinking things through. She just assumed she’d get pregnant and that’d be the end of it. She realized too late that she shouldn’t have pinned all her hopes and dreams on a man.
All of the characters on SATC made mistakes and were complicated, that’s what made the show so fabulous!
All of the first season of AJLT
We will always support you all. Keep up the good work.
After this list it makes me wonder why I'm so fond of the show and lived for each new episode back in the day. Unlike that other show about 'friends' made popular in the '90s this one was the cooler choice and my friends and I wanted to be these women. Da-am what some experience teaches us. Though I'll be the first to point out the show's many flaws my cosmo swilling girlfriends and I will still guilt-binge this show.
It's OK to have a place in your heart for something. And it's always interesting to see how your perspective changes over time! If this show was good at anything, it was getting people to think and debate about behavior...and still is. 😊
Carrie's behavior during the Bisexual episode was revolting ...and was when it aired in 2000. She's supposed to be a SEX COLUMNIST IN NYC--yet somehow male bisexuality is treated like a Boogeyman?? Oh and her stalking of Big and his mother was REPREHENSIBLE. She couldn't respect that boundary, then had the gall to pretend Big was wrong for introducing her as "a friend" (when again, she was caught STALKING THEM). And she used that as the reason for their first break up. How was that on Big for "lack of commitment", again??
Carrie cheatin on Aidan, getting back together with him and then leads him on.
You forgot a good one. Since I LOVE Samantha so much, I cringe every time I see her throw those melons through the window. Totally a moment of temporary insanity over Richard. Every single time, it's like I want to turn my head, but I watch anyway.
Miranda tossing the baby aside was actually pretty funny.
If she had actually ‘tossed’ him, it would’ve been hilarious.
This is the one show that the more times I “rewatch” it the more I really hate 99% of it and most of the characters.
Nah Charlotte was in the right. I wont lend friends money either, it just causes problems. Any friend who asks for money is only half your friend.
Title of third 3 movie, please stop me before we make another one 😂😂😂
I love Steve
The whole of SATC 2 was a major letdown and what pisses me off even more was just before the movie, I bought the soundtrack on impulse and thoughts that it was going to be better than the first one. And yet, I invested in the DVD later....called me what you want but I am both a perfectionist and an emotional cutter with a taste for cinematic turkeys.
I was so proud of Charlotte. She stood up forbherself. And stood strong. And Carrie was horrible. I was very disappointed when char bailed her out
She's awful and absolutely a narcissist. All these were examples of that and I still don't understand why Aidan keeps going back. 🤷♀️
Lol I love how this video just attacked Miranda
Seriously? Miranda pretending to be gay, then 20 years later, turns out she is, and leaves Steve for a woman? Kim Cattrall needed to join the 2nd season just so the other 3 wouldn't go off in La La land.
The second movie was more of a fashion show than anything.
I remember seeing a book at Barnes & Noble that outlined who made all the clothes and props and where you could buy them 🙄
Basically Carrie owns those moments from season 3 to 4. Specially her affaire with Big which caused so much damage specially for Aidan and Natasha.....
"It's not the fucking fart!"
This made me laugh! 😂 Carrie was such a pathetic loser with Big.
@@voguemarley I can't believe teenage me thought she was awesome 🤦🤣
@@the_glitter_is she is!
Carrie manipulating Aidan into forgiving her was the worst moment for me
And in just like that Miranda leaves Steve to become a lesbian
Every single trait of Carrie is cringeworthy. She's so narcissistic that I just can't understand how she has friends who put up with her. My favorite moments on the show were when Natasha put her in her place, when Miranda told her off about the bullshit bagels, and when Samantha also told her off since she did not judge her at all when she was cheating on Aidan with Big. I did not like how that episode ended where Samantha ended up "understanding" because she saw Standford getting a bj in the bathroom... Carrie is and always be the worst.
"Accidentally drops a book"
She's in a church. Its a Bible or a hymnal. Respect goes both ways.
As a Christian I don't see the problem with them calling it a book
Too many people still do not truly comprehend what narcissism is and it gets misused and misrepresented like in this video.
That woman at Miranda’s baby shower shouldn’t have dumped her baby on Miranda in the first place!
Newsflash! People don’t have to hold your baby - not even pregnant women! 😞
Yeah, she should’ve just put it on the floor or in the sink.
@@Me-hs4jj No... that's not what I said.
YOU hold your own baby (as a mother). If you want to put the baby down, you find somewhere suitable. Not the sink, but the floor might be ok if it's out of the way and safe for the baby. People often put babies on the floor - it's not going to cause harm just to be on the floor.
But if you want other people to hold your baby for you, you at least have to ASK if they want to! And if they say no, it's your problem. Ask someone else or hold the baby yourself or find somewhere safe to put them down YOURSELF.
No responsible parent just dumps a baby on other people without warning or consideration of their feelings! Only entitled parents behave like that. :(
@@dmf1301
Erm, it was just a little joke Karen. Calm yourself down.
When Samantha sleeps with Charlotte's brother, and Charlotte asks if her vagina is (paraphrasing) like the 7-11 because it's always open. In general, Carrie falling for Berger so quickly, and then breaking up so quickly. Carrie seeing the shrink and ending up with Bon Jovi guy, having sex with him, and then realizing that she always "chooses the wrong guy." As much as I love Big, why didn't she learn!!!!???? That whole episode after Carrie and Big break up and she dates the new Yankee. That guy was so nice, and him being the rebound was awful. Samantha dating James and being entranced by the nude men in the changing room for the Yanks was hilarious, though.
I love how they gave Natasha the most unflattering dress for that lunch
All of them for me.
Please, the Natasha thing I LOVE to watch that. Carrie DESERVED that 👏🏾
AND just to be clear. I adore Aiden BUT, he is NOT perfect. He has his faults too. But he was a good guy.
This entire video is bogus. Watching this show with a 2023 lens, making a video about it, and saying these are moments we all hate to (re)watch, is not the T. I can watch all these episodes again. These are situations and circumstances that still happen with friendships today. Don't pretend it doesn't. And I'm
where did people get the idea that main characters have to be perfect... some of the best characters are messy as all get-out. thats what makes them interesting.
Exactly!!
Leaving out all the BS with Big, some other episodes that were super cringy was when Carrie convinced the recovering alcholic to sleep with her and Miranda calling Skipper after seeing him with his new gf so he leaves his gf only for Miranda to have only wanted a booty call or whatever.
The number one is very well said.
Aiden deserved sooo much more than Carrie. I’m so glad his character got a wife and children.
Carrie was a selfish, judgmental, and immature friend. She was not a good friend to them. But when you analyze each character, they deserve each other. Each of them were unlikable.
They are all parts of the human female. It hurts because it's true.