Bailey Taylor

Like the stress to be attractive and the, you know, like kind of hierarchy or whatever within like Carrie, doesn't Carrie say something to him?

Like I have bigger things to worry about than like level of queerness, the level of queerness in your world, something like that.

It's pretty funny and very fun that we got to kind of be open about those things back then.

And learn about it, too.

Like it's like everybody's learning about it.

And it's it's it's emerging into like heterosexual culture, even though the show is really rooted in gay culture, too.

Yes.

From a from a heterosexual female perspective.

Allowing allowing it to emerge is really cool.

I agree.

I agree.

It's fun.

And you think back like, oh yeah, people didn't know this stuff back then.

Right.

Totally.

Not the wide culture, you know?

So I love that.

Okay.

So Charlotte, this is when I have this crazy thing that I also forgot about where I say that my vagina is depressed in this whole episode.

And I go to the OB-GYN and we talk about vulvodynia, which I mean, is this real?