Sarah Jessica Parker Says ‘Cruel’ Appearance Remarks ‘Felt Purposeful’

Sarah Jessica Parker It may have become a cultural icon beloved Carrie Bradshawina, but the “Sex and the City” star admits that the surveillance of celebrity received a painful record of her own image.

In an open interview published on Wednesday, Sarah Jessica Parker opened a harsh and often deeply personal criticism that she suffered from her “Satc” reputation between 1998 and 2004.

“Like the goods I couldn’t change, and I did not change and never considered change. Or even after hearing something that was like” what? Someone would say so? ” – yet, there is no interest in changing it,” he added.

Parker, who got his start as a child star, wondered how comments that often concentrate around his appearance left him stunned.

“I didn’t feel like I could sit in the room and someone would say to me,” You are really attractive “,” he thought. “And then I could say,” Wow. Well, first of all, it’s hard to hear it. But second, why do you feel angry? Or why do you feel that it is necessary to comment? “

Sarah Jessica Parker revealed that after reading a fracture point, she hit a particularly brutal comment in the magazine.

“I was just like,” Why is this a problem? Why does this deserve your time and why do you seem to be delighted by saying it? “” He asked.

“I called my two friends who happened to be men because I knew they might know about it,” he said. “And I was just like falling asleep because it felt so appropriate. I think it’s the only time I really cried about it.”

“It felt like a kick in the rubber,” “Hocus Pocus” added. “It was just the accumulation of such a comment season. No one tried to make me aware of it, but it gets [back to you]. “

Podcast host Alex Cooper acknowledged Sarah Jessica Parker’s vulnerability, pointing out that double standards women often face appearance. Although women are often explored as they look, he pointed out, men rarely experience the same pressure.

“I can go to make it an entire episode.” Why do we feel so nice to comment on women’s bodies? Why do we think women really have to show the statue? “Where we celebrate men and beer stomach, and all are like” he’s hot! “It’s just double standards are crazy,” Cooper said after hearing SJP announcements.

Before “sex and city”, Parker said he lived under a relative radar and was mostly known for his work, not his appearance or private life.

“In particular on the television program … was probably a real test of my survival mechanisms because I wasn’t prepared, and this was before social media. So I really wasn’t ready for public comments,” Sarah Jessica Parker recalled.

“I didn’t have a discussion,” he added. “It was personal stuff that I really wasn’t ready for.”

“At that time, I thought I was a pretty confident person,” SJP continued. “But I think it really becomes questionable and tested when you are kind of fillets. We are better for such experiences, but not all of us are good at all.”