Gilmore Girls - Fears of the 00's personified | The NLOG

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  @BryonyClaire · 2 years ago · pinned

  Get 50% off on Paired premium! Start your 7-day free trial by clicking the link here: <a href="https://www.paired.com/bryony50">https://www.paired.com/bryony50</a><br><br>What&apos;s your most iconic Gilmore Girls moment? And do you agree with me about the men in the show?

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• ME

  @melanierose2483 · 2 years ago

  I’ll be mad about Lane’s story line until the day I die

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  @FishareFriendsNotFood972 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Luke is what we used to refer to as &apos;gruff&apos;, but I think what we would now say is &apos;man who does not effectively communicate their feelings and could really benefit from therapy to teach effective emotional processing skills&apos;🍂🍂🍂☕

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• MO

  @morningview-ok · 2 years ago

  My daughter &amp; I watch this as part of hangout rituals (single dad), and it’s a great opportunity to talk about gaslighting, recognising manipulation, agency also what a good apology looks like. But also, we love the quippy dialogue, music and film references and the desire to live a life that you truly want to live, despite how it changes. Love this show a million times over.

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• CE

  @celinelia8127 · 1 year ago

  Sookie is a mostly healthy perfectionist. she knows what she&apos;s good at, she does not put others down to be better. Paris is the unhealthy version of perfectionism.

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• EI

  @eiephants · 2 years ago

  My theory on both Gilmore Girls eating a lot and never gaining weight is that they&apos;re constantly pooping because of all the coffee they drink.

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• CL

  @clareido2613 · 2 years ago

  Now that I think about how Suki isn&apos;t a threat to Lorelai, Lane also isn&apos;t a threat to Rory

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• RE

  @rebeccassweetmusic4632 · 2 years ago

  I still like Luke because he was the father figure that Rory needed. And I SO agree with you about Richard because I never understood how fans can love Richard while completely forgetting how manipulative he was (also, RIP Edward Hermann). What I love about GGs is that it shows how harmful both Emily AND Lorelai&apos;s parenting can be. You know what&apos;s funny? You know a complicated villain is good when even Emily&apos;s actress, Kelly Bishop, couldn&apos;t stand her lol. She once said in an interview that Emily Gilmore reminded Kelly of her grandmother and how she treated her mother... Wow...

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• AS

  @ashhhlgh · 1 year ago

  The way Suki tries to tell Lorelai that she’s pregnant, but Lorelai as always is wrapped up in her own little world and won’t stop talking to let her have a chance to speak, and she barely looks at her the entire interaction to notice she’s got something to say - really does my head in. The best friends in this show were only there because the Gilmore Girl’s would have come across as too weird if they didn’t have friends. So they gave them 1 best friend each.

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• MM

  @MM-wr4ok · 2 years ago

  Hating on blonde girls is the classic NLOG move of the 2000s, being blonde seemed to be the most integral beauty standard of that decade (other than being thin, white, tall, the usual beauty standards which span across decades). &nbsp;Looking back it&apos;s weird how idolised a hair colour was, but it made hating on blonde women the easiest way to go against the grain and be NLOG.

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  @angelaholmes8888 · 2 years ago

  I get why lorelai treated rory like a best friend she was a teenager when she had her plus she wanted a different type of relationship with her daughter due to the way her parents treated her

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  @user74027nh · 2 years ago (edited)

  Tbh I kinda loved Rory&apos;s Yale era cause the show let her be flawed in a slightly more realistic way (yacht theft aside). Like when she asked out a guy and he was like &quot;umm no thanks&quot;, or even when she was burnt out and nearly dropped out of college (a storyline I personally really related to). <br><br>I still choose to ignore how she turned out in the revival though... 🍂☕

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