The basis on which I have developed, like, 60% of my theses this month is a result of re-watching multiple seasons of Sex and the City. Sometimes I sit through the episodes and roll my eyes at the stereotypes that the leading women \u2014 our sexually liberated feminists of the early aughts \u2014 helped perpetuate. Look no further than the first three qualifiers Carrie offers when describing a suitor: neighborhood of residence, profession, wealth bracket.<\/p>\n
Other times, I perk up, impressed by their fearlessness to broach cultural issues that we\u2019re still navigating (see: Samantha forcing a partner to taste his own semen, Miranda\u2019s status as a single mother with a fulltime job, Carrie\u2019s tango with a bi-sexual fling). They get at a lot of important stuff, which I speculate wasn\u2019t largely discussed at their time of airing, but might appear surface among the clouds of those whimsical, escapist outfits \u2014 which, by the way, is totally the other thing.<\/p>\n
Keep reading:<\/b> http:\/\/www.manrepeller.com\/2016\/05\/is-personal-style-thoughtful.html<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"