In 1998, television audiences were introduced to a fresh narrative that reimagined the lives of single women navigating the bustling streets of New York City.
This era marked a distinctive cultural moment: Bill Clinton held the presidency, Donald Trump was a prominent figure in New York’s tabloids, and Roe v. Wade remained a pivotal legal precedent.
Into this backdrop arrived the series that would become iconic—a story centered on four glamorous women balancing careers, relationships, travel, and social lives, openly embracing casual intimacy in a way traditionally associated with men.
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