Kristen Davis

But I was like, well, no one asked me.

I'm not going to go.

No one got my okay, you know, and I was in some trouble.

Because we had been apparently committed, you know, to do it.

I think they all went.

Oh, we would have to ask them.

I think they all went to kind of like make an appearance and go, you know what I'm saying?

I don't think they hung necessarily, but I think that they were good employees as opposed to myself where I was like, my mother's going to be really mad at me.

Yeah.

You know, very Charlotte type of a situation.

But, you know, I grew up with, it was just not thought of as empowering, right?

To be, you know, outwardly sexual or whatever.

But then I find myself on the show called Sex and the City.

So, you know, it's all really interesting.

But I do feel like, you know,

it's an interesting thing to think about too, because obviously your personal experience and what you're going through is, is not good.

And the fact that no one was upfront with you about it is even worse, right?

So like you're little by little, you know, pulled in, that's the worst situation I think, and it happens so frequently, unfortunately, but I do feel, and it's an interesting thing, you know, the openness about sexuality, I do feel is generally important for women, right?

Oh, I think so too, yeah.

And it's so hard to know when it crosses the line into not being empowering.