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When Miranda tries multi-dating, she quickly finds nobody wants a lawyer, while her same physique appeals as a "stewardess". Things get interesting for her when she decides to date a doctor - At Charlotte's rehearsal dinner, Samantha hooks up with Trey's cousin Caleb, even if she can't understand his Edinburgh accent.

Come on!! Carrie makes bad decisions all the time regarding men. She is insufferable! I can&#39;t stand her!! And she&#39;s the protagonist... if Samantha were the protagonist Carrie would pass as a stupid narcissist little &quot;C you at Thursday&quot;. Aidan deserves better. And Charlotte is delusional. How can you be so stup!d to not have sex before marriage?? She deserve that cold bed and all the hardships she&#39;s about to come. What&#39;s more important? To be married or to have a great relationship?

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Don't Ask, Don't Tell

Season 3, Episode 12 of Sex and the City (&quot;Don&#39;t Ask, Don&#39;t Tell&quot;) is one of those episodes that hits harder than you expect. It&#39;s Charlotte&#39;s wedding to Trey, and on the surface, everything looks perfect - gorgeous dress, fancy ceremony, the whole dream. But underneath, it&#39;s already falling apart. The fact that Trey can&#39;t perform just lingers there, and you can see Charlotte trying to ignore it because she wants that perfect marriage. Carrie confesses to Aidan about her affair with Big, and it&#39;s brutal. You can feel how much she regrets it, but it&#39;s also one of those moments where being honest doesn&#39;t fix anything - it just hurts. Aidan&#39;s reaction is so calm but heartbreaking. It&#39;s one of the rare times the show slows down and lets you sit in the mess of it. Miranda and Samantha are more in the background, but they both ground the episode - Miranda with her realistic (and cynical) take on relationships, and Samantha being, well, Samantha: confident, direct, and unbothered by everyone else&#39;s drama. This episode is about how telling the truth can sometimes blow everything up instead of setting you free. It&#39;s the point where both Carrie and Charlotte start realizing that love isn&#39;t just about fantasy - it&#39;s about the parts that don&#39;t look good on paper. It&#39;s messy, it&#39;s painful, and it&#39;s one of the best episodes of the season because of that.

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