A Colored Girl's opinions

I started this blog so long back. When it first premiered it was this ballsy step I had taken. I wrote about my sorrow and heartache which as a teenager seemed like the end of the world. But recently seems like a memory I rather leave behind with the end of my teen years. This blog started from an obsession to a annoyance to write to something I forgot I had. When I was younger it was such a part of my personality that I had written about it in various college essays. I feel like now is the time to say goodbye. This may not be permanent. Knowing me the minute my heart breaks I'm might be right here where I started trying to heal by writing my feelings to various strangers from websites I hope aren't scandalous. From badly written poems to grammatical errors I still correct thanks for always reading my words. Even if it was a random find or a way to laugh or mock or relive with me. It's nice that someone out there had read this. This was more for me than anyone else

I have this habit of re watching old sitcoms whenever I see memes based on it or read something interesting for example Full house or my all time favorite Fresh prince of bel Air. So when I watched one of the SATC movies I realized how I perceived the characters was only based on the movies. And had no idea who Aidan was and didn't really understand most of references. So I decided to watch the series and what I realized was I HATED IT. The premise is quite bold for a 90s sitcom. But the characters. Miranda is the only character that doesn't make me want to scream. Carrie is everyone's best friend. And that's not possible. Sam,Miranda and Charlotte seem to have no rapport except during banter when they meet. No friendship. They are never portrayed to hang out or even have a relationship unless the episode demands it. In a time where we need to prove women have to stick together. The show seems to come in rather poor taste. Also don't get me started on the