Emily Gilmore looks smug while Lorelai looks upset in Gilmore Girls.
Summary The beloved 2000s show Gilmore Girls focuses on familial relationships across different generations, but some of the parenting decisions in the series leave a bad taste in my mouth. I’ve been a Gilmore Girls fan since my sister and I watched it together while it was on the air. Since it landed on Netflix in 2014, I’ve streamed it more times than I can count. I watch it when I’m happy, sad, mad, hopeless, or needing comfort.
On top of that, she has very little discretion or boundaries. She uses her position as Max’s girlfriend to give Rory’s paper an A. Even if it’s a joke, that’s inappropriate. Then, she kisses him on parents' day in the middle of a classroom. I love Lorelai, and I understand that her emotional maturity isn’t at a level typical of a parent because she gave birth so young. However, she drops the ball when handling the Max situation.
This is a challenging situation because April is emotionally distraught about moving across the country to a place she doesn’t know, surrounded by people she doesn’t know. I can understand his desire to provide her with some small amount of comfort and consistency; however, he should have talked to Anna before making any promises to April. His fight to have April is entirely justified.
8 Anna Won’t Let April Meet Lorelai Anna's Protectiveness Seems Overblown Under The Circumstances Close Unlike many Gilmore Girls fans, I love April Nardini and find her incredibly relatable. Unfortunately, everyone else in the situation frustrates me, even though I love Luke and Lorelai. Luke doesn’t make an effort to include his fiancée in his child’s life, despite his wanting to have a long-term relationship with both April and Lorelai.
Related Gilmore Girls' Gilmore Family Tree Explained Gilmore Girls boasts a complicated and extensive family tree. Over the course of the show's run, it grew to include a number of major characters. Then, he blames Lorelai for running away with Rory from him and Emily, disregarding that they don’t own Lorelai or Rory. They aren’t owed time with either of the two. Their relationship with Rory is something Lorelai graciously allows them to have despite the way they treat Lorelai. Ultimately, this is one of the worst things Richard ever did in Gilmore Girls. He takes Lorelai’s gratitude and humility and throws it back in her face instead of having a bonding moment.
3 Lorelai Doesn’t Speak To Rory After She Quits Yale Close I usually have different expectations of Lorelai when it comes to parenting because she became a mom as a teenager, making her less mature than other parents in the series. However, this is precisely why I have a hard time understanding Lorelai giving Rory the silent treatment after she gets arrested and quits Yale – one of the most controversial Gilmore Girls storylines.
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