Sex and the City was hand-down one of the most iconic series that ran on HBO from to It brought to life the importance of the valuable relationships a woman has with her friends while she tries to navigate the dating trenches. The show also provided its fans with some really good advice. Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, and Samantha had unique qualities of their own but maintained solid foundations with each other throughout the show.

We couldn't help but wonder, is everyone else freaking out over the fact that it's been 15 years since Sex and the City aired its last new episode? We're talking, of course, about the two feature films—one, a hit; the other, less so—and, perhaps more importantly, the drama surrounding the reason why we'll never, ever get a third one. And while the real-life feuding amongst the women who played one of TV's most iconic friend quartets would have Carrie and Samantha shaking their heads, the fact that not everyone got along all the time is hardly the only revelation that's come to light since the show signed off after six satisfying seasons. But I think the show ultimately betrayed what it was about, which was that women don't ultimately find happiness from marriage. Not that they can't.

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