Sarah Jessica Parker is ripping an honest page from Carrie’s her diary.  

Indeed, the Sex and The City alum—who shares kids James Wilkie Broderick, 22, and 16-year-old twin daughters Marion Loretta Elwell Broderick and Tabitha Hodge Broderick with husband Matthew Broderick—revealed the realistic reason why she doesn’t like to discuss her work-life balance. 

“I feel peculiar and uncomfortable talking about balance, because I just don’t think it’s something I should comment on,” Parker, 60, explained in an interview for Hello’s October issue published Oct. 9, “out of respect for working parents.” 

After all, the And Just Like That star believes it’s unfair to compare her experience to other moms, especially those who are dealing with different life obstacles. 

“In my country, as well as in France and the UK and most of western Europe—and, frankly, the whole world—there are working mothers holding down two to three jobs with no support in terms of community and childcare,” Parker continued, “never mind the kind of healthcare that they need and deserve. So, I don’t really want to hear from me about how I balance being a working mother with having a professional life.”