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I watched Sex And The City before I was a Christian… the first time
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Lauren Windle2021-12-13T09:30:00
The Sex And The City reboot And Just Like That sees the writers ‘up the ante’ to keep present day viewers on their toes, pushing the already sexually expressive characters to their limits. Writer Lauren Windle asks, if we need to ramp up the old classic, or if it was already shocking enough.
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