Comments | jemauvais: The problem with SATC

jemauvais

The problem with SATC

Jul 16, 2010 04:53

When SATC first started out, it was a funny, slightly irreverent show about single women in NYC. I watched (I think) the first couple of episodes (along with a couple here and there in between) and found them funny, discussing the woes of 30-something single women looking for love. The show advised women to take their own happiness in their ( Read more... )

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alisonrae July 16 2010, 01:40:37 UTC

I think people who allow TV shows to influence them are weak-minded to begin with, therefore their relationship and life choices will also be weak.

marajaded July 16 2010, 01:46:07 UTC

why do you know so much about SATC?!

i saw the first ep and decided it was very much trash..

jemauvais July 20 2010, 18:34:37 UTC

Ex-gf loves it and had the whole collection, so I watched a couple of episodes when she did so as well.

Kabish sheabutter July 16 2010, 05:59:12 UTC

Maybe they should screen a precautionary trailer before each episode yah?

Perhaps run one of Singapore's 1990s "Moral Education" style videos.

That should teach them! Hahaha

crysta July 16 2010, 08:42:10 UTC

I've not seen a single episode and don't really want to. Esp not when I stopped reading women's mags also.

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jemauvais July 20 2010, 18:32:01 UTC

I'd love to have my meals paid for, be ferried home after every date, blow my own salary on manly gadgets, and still delude myself into believing that such a lifestyle is a RIGHT, not a privilege.

Worse: and expect the other partner to shower you with said manly gadgets as though it's a god-given right.

Somehow it seems as though a lot of girls overrate their own attributes and as a consequence think they should be asking for the moon.