Sex and the City

After breaking up with Mr. Big, Carrie wonders: What are the break-up rules? Miranda is annoyed by the man-talk she’s been hearing.

Are there things one shouldn’t say in a relationship? Carrie visits a friend whose husband is abusive and thinks about telling her opinion.

After dating some men who turned out to be freaks, Carrie finally meets a guy only to realize that she also gets freaked out easily.

Is it better to fake it than be alone? When the girls are not in a relationship at the same time, they discuss their singlehood

Can a relationship bring you back to life? Carrie contemplates her future and tries to resuscitate her relationship with Mr. Big.

Is cheating like the proverbial tree in the forest -it doesn’t exist if there’s no one around to catch you?

In a city as cynical as New York, is it possible to believe in love at first sight? Carrie is a frequent house guest at Mr. Big’s apartment.

The girls discuss urban relationship myths - fairy tales concocted by women to make their love lives seem less hopeless.

Can you change a man? Carrie is happy with her relationship with Mr. Big but she still tries to change some of his annoying habits.

Has New York’s class system been replaced by a caste system? Carrie and Mr. Big find their ways to say the big “I love you” to one another.

Are we evolving past relationships? After becoming a regular at Mr. Big’s apartment, Carrie strategically leaves some of her belongings.

When it comes to relationships, how do you know when it’s enough? Carrie learns that she’s no factor in Mr. Big’s decision-making process.

Do you have to play games to make a relationship work? Trying to deal with her neurosis, Carrie is persuaded to seek professional help.

Are we doomed to repeat the same unconscious relationship patterns and date the same type of person over and over again?

When you sleep with someone... are you also sleeping with the whole family? Carrie dates a writer and becomes more attached to his family.

How do you know if you’re good in bed? When Carrie dates a recovering alcoholic, she finds herself the subject of his latest compulsion.

The girls wonder if they should fear twenty-somethings as a threat to their survival or pity them for their lack of life experiences.

Can you be friends with an ex? Carrie reaches out to establish a friendship with Mr. Big.