Sex And The City - The Men

Aleksandr Petrovsky, a Russian artist swept Carrie off her feet and to Paris. It was not the fairy tale Carrie was hoping for. His cold nature and inattentiveness finally broke the pair up.

Anthony Marantino is a FABULOUS wedding designer and he became one of Charlotte's closest friends and confidants.

Aiden Shaw was a sexy and earthy furniture designer who stole Carrie's heart. Sadly she broke his, twice.

Steve Brady was a bartender who loved Miranda. They had an on again, off again relationship until Miranda realized how much she loved him too. They had a son and late married.

Stanford Blatch was an agent with few clients and Carrie's funny if sometimes negative gay buddy.

James loved Samantha and Samantha loved James. Sadly, the relationship could not withstand his, uh...short-comings.

Harry Goldenblat was Charlotte's divorce attorney but they became more when the charming baldy began to woo the protestant princess. They fell madly in love and married. They had two children.

Smith Jarrod started as just one of Samantha's flings but became much more. He was by her side through her battle with cancer and came to mean more than any other man to Samantha.

Jack Burger was a moody but somewhat lovable writer. Carrie fell for him but things went down hill fast. He ended up breaking up with her on a post-it.

Trey MacDougal was a gorgeous Scottish businessman who fell hard for Charlotte. They married in a lavish wedding but hard times started on the honeymoon. Erectile dysfunction and infertility was to much for the pair. They divorced.

What can we say about John aka Mr. Big? His off and on again relationship with Carrie was legendary. He was not always the best boyfriend but he and Carrie did end up riding off into the sunset together (in a manner of speaking).

Richard Wright really looked like Mr. Right for Samantha. She loved him and in a very unlike Samantha twist she wanted monogamy. Sadly, Richard was a real dick and couldn't keep it in his pants.

Dr. Robert Reid gave Miranda some sexual healing but she realized that she really loved Steve. He did not take the break up well but moved on.

Poor Skipper Johnston fell incredibly hard for Miranda. It was doomed from the beginning though. He was simply too nice and hopeful for the prickly attorney.