Samantha Jones

Samantha is opposed to long-term relationships, but changes her mind after meeting young waiter Jerry.

The heroine easily gets acquainted with the opposite sex and, without hesitation, plunges into the abyss of passions. Periodically, Samantha's adventures inspire Carrie to plot for another column she writes in The New York Star newspaper.

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Samantha is not afraid of either judgment or criticism. Moreover, she easily says “no”, indicating her psychological boundaries and speaks directly about her desires. The heroine does not try to please everyone and knows what she wants.

Samantha ignores the rules accepted in society. Yes, she heard somewhere that “a woman should”, but she doesn’t care.

When Samantha is diagnosed with cancer and loses her hair due to chemotherapy, she is not lost. On the contrary, by her example she decides to inspire other women who are in the same situation, and does not hide her problems.

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Character and protagonist of the television series "Sex and the City" and its two film sequels. Samantha is played by actress Kim Cattrall. Samantha is the owner of her own PR agency. The girl is obsessed with sex and is very free in terms of views on the relationship between a man and a woman. She believes that she is not made for marriage, therefore she enjoys life and fleeting love relationships. Among her friends, Charlotte York, Carrie Bradshaw and Miranda Hobbs, she is the oldest.

fact ONE

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Samantha loves sex, is not shy about admitting it and is happy to try new things. Samantha's sexuality is manifested not only in seductive outfits and many partners, but in a greedy and passionate attitude towards life in general. She knows how to enjoy everything - food, fashion, friendship, a chic party, etc. And at the same time she never looks back at the stereotypes and opinions of others. Dominating in relationships and at work, she controls all areas of her life, but often Samantha's behavior looks too pointedly. Over the course of the series, we see how she depends on her friends and suffers from loneliness when she discovers that none of her lovers are willing to come to the rescue in difficult times.

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and her love story

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fact three

Samantha meets a man named James at a jazz bar at the end of the first season. Unusually for Samantha, she does not immediately have sex with him, instead taking a leaf from Charlotte's book because she felt that he was the man she would marry. After stating that she is in love with him, the two finally have sex, but Samantha discovers that James is seriously under-gifted, to the point where she cannot enjoy sex.

Samantha confesses to her friends that James' cock is only three inches long when hard and that she doesn't even get any pleasure from giving him a blowjob because his cock is so small.

Samantha struggles to come to terms with James's shortcomings and keep their relationship going, but she eventually ends the affair while attending couples counseling.

Samantha and James

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James

fact FOUR

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀In the fourth season, Samantha flirts with lesbianism by entering into a brief but serious relationship with an artist named Maria. Girls are completely shocked, more that she is in a relationship than that it is with a woman. Charlotte states: "She's not a lesbian, she probably just ran out of men!". Samantha feels that she is not a relationship person and at first she only wants to be friends with Maria. Maria tells Samantha that she can't keep being friends with her, and Samantha decides to take a chance and kisses Maria. Samantha seems to be intrigued by learning the act of gratifying another woman, thus learning more about her own sexuality.

Samantha ends up missing the men too much and they break up due to Maria believing that Samantha has "intimacy issues".

As the sex begins to dwindle and they spend a lot of time talking, Samantha begins to tire of their relationship. Maria also becomes upset when Samantha's sexual past catches up with them.

Samantha and Maria

Maria

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fact FIVE

In the series, we were shown two serious novels by Samantha. The first was with Richard Wright. They met when Samantha landed a public relations job at Richard Wright's hotel property. Very soon their relationship became sexual. Richard stepped up the game and seemed genuinely interested in his relationship with Samantha, it seemed like she had found the perfect match. However, their relationship did not work out due to Richard's infidelities.

"I love you, but I love myself more," said Samantha

Richard forced the idea of romance and monogamy on a stubborn Samantha, but ended up cheating on her himself.

Samantha and Richard Wright

Wright

Richard

Jerry Smith was able to penetrate to the most hidden corners of Samantha's soul. She still fell in love with him, although she denied it for a long time.

In a relationship with Smith, Samantha experiences a storm of emotions - she has always eschewed long-term relationships because she did not want to be hurt. But with Smith, it's different.

fact SEVEN

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀By the end of the series, Samantha and Smith are happy together. However, in the first film, Samantha feels like she's giving too much away while pursuing Smith's career, it weighs on her and their relationship ends. After living together for five years, they manage to part as good friends and keep in touch. In the second film, they have a good time when they meet.

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Averse to long-term relationships, Samantha changes her mind after meeting young waiter Jerry. The guy dreams of becoming a famous actor and is trying in every possible way to break into the film industry. During the day he works in a restaurant, and in the evenings he performs in the theater. In addition, he is periodically invited to auditions, but the role that would glorify him has not yet been given. Samantha takes on Jerry as her new project - using her connections in show business, she begins to promote the future star. At the suggestion of the girl, the guy changes his name to a more sonorous one - now his name is Smith. The relationship with him is the longest in Samantha's life, and at some point she begins to feel uncomfortable next to the young man - she is more and more attracted to him, she gets used to one partner and, it seems, begins to fall in love.

fact SIX

"I love you, but I love myself more," Samantha said again.

By the end of the second film, Samantha feels great free and ready for new love stories.