Kristin Davis

Um, it's kind of funny.

So she has Carrie make this medicine for her, this drink.

And she's like, give me my drink.

It's

pretty funny.

It's a pretty funny little scene.

So Carrie's over there with sick Samantha.

No, wait, she confesses after the party.

I forgot.

So once the girls leave the party, it's just Carrie and Samantha and Carrie decides that Samantha is the person that she should confess to because Samantha might not judge her, which of course she's right.

And Samantha is a very good listener and says, you know, I'm not going to judge you.

And Carrie says like, go ahead, go ahead.

Judge me just a little bit.

Samantha's like, not my style.

And that I thought was a really beautiful moment.

And I think it's great to have a friend who's not going to judge you.

I think that's important because obviously Carrie's being hard enough on herself, which Dr. Orna in our companion episode this week does say that Carrie feeling guilty is a sign of being healthily integrated in your mind to your actions.

So I think that's very important that Carrie got the stamp of approval of being a healthy person from Dr. Orna.

And I want all the people who hate Carrie to hear that.

because if she was really a full, full, full narcissist, she would probably not even feel guilty that Orna didn't spit that out.