3 Times Carrie Was So Toxic With Miranda Britney Spears Could Sing a Song About It

When fans talk about Sex and the City, they always end up comparing the main characters to each other. Carrie, Charlotte, Miranda and Samantha have completely different (even in a slightly exaggerated way) personalities, yet they are portrayed as best friends.

After watching the show for the first time, you fall in love with all of them, but certainly the main character, Carrie Bradshaw, captured the hearts of the fans a bit stronger than the others. And it seemed right, she had been through so much!

But after some rewatching and deeper analysis, you start to understand that Carrie might actually be the worst character of all. Especially when it comes to her attitude towards her closest friends.

And it was Miranda who suffered the most from Carrie's total selfishness: we have receipts.

1. The neck accident

Probably the most famous episode that showed us how little Carrie really cared about her friends was in season 4, episode 7. It's the one where Miranda throws her neck out in the shower.

She calls Carrie in agony for help since she couldn't even move, but instead of rushing to save her friend, Carrie sends her boyfriend Aidan to help Miranda get up from the bathroom floor and take her to the hospital. Needless to say, Miranda was more than horrified by the miserable gesture.

But the worst thing happened the next morning when Carrie came to Miranda's with bagels and after barely apologizing for less than a minute, she started complaining about her failed life with Mr. Big. Luckily, Miranda found a way to cut Carrie off and call her on her nonsense.

2. The threesome

There was a moment in the show’s season 1 episode 8, when Miranda’s self confidence was shuttered after she realized she was never considered to be a part of a threesome. That was actually painful to watch a powerful woman like her feeling so insecure.

But while Miranda was dealing with her issues, Carrie did nothing to help her friend overcome them. After Miranda shared her feelings with her friend, Carrie never showed any support, just threw a punchline and moved on to her own business.

3. The ditching problem

One of the most painful moments between Carrie and Miranda was over the well-known fact that Carrie values her relationships with any man over her friendship.

The perfect example of this behavior was the time she was supposed to meet Miranda for dinner, but ditched her for Big.

Miranda waited a long time for her to arrive, only to find that her friend had been carried away by another man. Surprise, surprise…