Sex and the City Season 1 Episode 1: "Sex and the City" Quotes
(After Carrie gets off Mr. Big's car)
Carrie: Wait! Have you ever been in love?
Mr. Big: Abso-fucking-lutely.
It's like the riddle of the Sphinx. Why are there so many great unmarried women, and no great unmarried men?
Carrie
I didn't understand. Did all men secretly want their women promiscuous and emotionally detatched? And if I was really having sex like a man, why didn't I feel more in control?
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Mr. Big: So what have you been doing lately?
Carrie: You mean besides going out every night?
Mr. Big: Yeah. I mean, what do you do for work?
Carrie: Well, this is my work. I'm sort of a sexual anthropologist.
Mr. Big: You mean like a hooker?
Carrie: No. I write a column called 'Sex and the City.' Right now I'm researching an article about women who have sex like men. You know, they have sex and then afterwards they feel nothing.
Mr. Big: But you're not like that?
Carrie: Well, aren't you?
Mr. Big: Not a drop. Not even a half of a drop.
Carrie: Wow! What's wrong with you?
After I began to get dressed, I'd realized that I'd done it. I'd just had sex like a man. I left feeling powerful, potent and incredibly alive. I felt like I owned this city. Nothing and noone could get in my way.
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Number one, he's very handsome. Number two, he's not wearing a wedding ring. Number three, he knows I carry a personal supply of ultra-textured Trojans with a reservoir tip.
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Carrie: So what're you doing later?
Kurt: I thought you weren't talking to me for the rest of your life.
Carrie: Who said anything about talking?
Mr. Big: Oh, I get it... You've never been in love.
Carrie: Oh yeah?
Welcome to the age of un-innocence. No one has breakfast at Tiffany's and no one has affairs to remember.
Carrie
You see that guy? He's the next Donald Trump. Except he's younger and much better looking.
Samantha
Skipper: I'm a romantic. I just have so much feeling.
Carrie: Are you sure you're not gay?
Skipper: No!
He never did call, of course. Bastard! I don't understand. In England, looking at houses together would've meant something.
Elizabeth
