Comments on: http://chattywomen.com/pennythoughts/2008/10/07/170/ A Personal Finance log Fri, 12 Mar 2010 18:23:44 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5.2 hourly 1 By: hedy http://chattywomen.com/pennythoughts/2008/10/07/170/comment-page-1/#comment-322 hedy Sun, 12 Oct 2008 01:21:15 +0000 http://chattywomen.com/pennythoughts/2008/10/07/170/#comment-322 <i>I honestly don’t mind a little fantasy, but my problem has always been that if they’re going to incorporate real world stuff, like money issues, they should handle it better.</i> Thats the part that bothered me-either live in a happy world with no money issues, or flesh it out. I honestly don’t mind a little fantasy, but my problem has always been that if they’re going to incorporate real world stuff, like money issues, they should handle it better.
Thats the part that bothered me-either live in a happy world with no money issues, or flesh it out.

]]> By: Aleksie http://chattywomen.com/pennythoughts/2008/10/07/170/comment-page-1/#comment-320 Aleksie Wed, 08 Oct 2008 14:12:13 +0000 http://chattywomen.com/pennythoughts/2008/10/07/170/#comment-320 Sex and the City was ruined for me when I realize people thought the characters were like real people and better yet, perhaps good examples. In terms of finances, Carrie is one of the most irresponsible people with money ever. Remember how she yelled at Charlotte for not offering a loan to her? I really wish that they would've shown Carrie scaling back and paying for that stuff. I honestly don't mind a little fantasy, but my problem has always been that if they're going to incorporate real world stuff, like money issues, they should handle it better. Sex and the City was ruined for me when I realize people thought the characters were like real people and better yet, perhaps good examples.

In terms of finances, Carrie is one of the most irresponsible people with money ever. Remember how she yelled at Charlotte for not offering a loan to her? I really wish that they would’ve shown Carrie scaling back and paying for that stuff.

I honestly don’t mind a little fantasy, but my problem has always been that if they’re going to incorporate real world stuff, like money issues, they should handle it better.

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