I remember watching this episode 20 years ago and being mad at Carrie for throwing away this relationship. She was becoming an unlikeable character.
Here's a guy who loved her, even with all her tantrums, superficiality, and selfishness, hegave her a second chance. He put up with her being friends with Big. I don't know why Aidan loved her in the first place. He was thoughtful and sweet, kind to her friends and wanted to commit. For a 35 yo single New Yorker a bf like Aidan should have been a life vest and not an anchor. Perhaps Carrie didn't feel she deserved happiness and so she sabotaged the relationship. Either way she was whiny and petty immature and selfish. I wish Miranda would have smacked some sense into her.
The scene by the water fountain was heartbreaking. I wanted to reach through the screen and give Aidan a hug.
I wondered why the writers couldn't have had them living together with a long engagement. Is it because they just had that storyline for Charlotte?
I remembered this episode also for Samantha's great line about catching monogamy from you people. What a great line. It was about time for Sam to have a relationship. Her sexual escapades were getting stale and it was a great way to change up her character.
Here's a guy who loved her, even with all her tantrums, superficiality, and selfishness, hegave her a second chance. He put up with her being friends with Big. I don't know why Aidan loved her in the first place. He was thoughtful and sweet, kind to her friends and wanted to commit. For a 35 yo single New Yorker a bf like Aidan should have been a life vest and not an anchor. Perhaps Carrie didn't feel she deserved happiness and so she sabotaged the relationship. Either way she was whiny and petty immature and selfish. I wish Miranda would have smacked some sense into her.
The scene by the water fountain was heartbreaking. I wanted to reach through the screen and give Aidan a hug.
I wondered why the writers couldn't have had them living together with a long engagement. Is it because they just had that storyline for Charlotte?
I remembered this episode also for Samantha's great line about catching monogamy from you people. What a great line. It was about time for Sam to have a relationship. Her sexual escapades were getting stale and it was a great way to change up her character.
