I don't understand why 99% of the people who watched this show bash Rory regarding her failures. This is life. Everyone could hit rock bottom eventually in life. In fact, this is what teaches you the most. To me, her failures made her more human. It was a phase, not her true self. "Year in a Life" could have been better? Of course! But I found interesting that she turned out (in a way) the same way as her mother. There is a psychological meaning behind this. The whole TV series explains their relationship (daughter, mother, grandmother) through a psychological approach. The only thing I didn't appreciate about Lorelai and Rory was their self-absorbed personality. Other than that, I saw humans learning through experience/failures, and I personally learned a lot, specially after watching it for the second time.
You realize we don’t actually SEE her studying, right? She sits in front of her papers and stares. She sits in front of her computer and makes a phone call. She sniffs a book. She talks during class. She sits pretty on a bench reading a novel. She sits pretty under a tree with her notes and opens a novel. She talks about studying. But we never see her cramming over her notes trying to remember things
It is so sad, I mean sooooo teribly sad that she ended like... she ended. If you read this comment, Rory inspires you to learn and you didn't watch "year in a life" - just don't watch it. Trust me.
Anyone else ever notice in A Year In The Life, there were so many things that kind of came full circle. As much as we Gilmore Girls fans tend to dislike A Year In The Life, in a way it was kind of genius the way they did it. Lorelai was 16 when she had Rory. When Rory was 16, Lorelai was 32. Rory got pregnant when she was 32. It was just weird, the dynamic... how Lorelai was a mess when she was younger, but she ended up being very successful, and Rory had it all together when she was younger but she ended up a mess.
There were many times I feel like Lorelai called Rory out but because Rory saw her as her best friend therefore she didn’t take it seriously and in the end Lorelai would apologise for upsetting her! Like when Lorelai told her to grow up and that Yale have many study areas so someone occupying her study tree wasn’t a big deal, Rory continued to negotiate about the damn tree
I love rory but people always bash her for dropping out of yale when she needed it for her mental health but completely support her going and running away with jess?
I just don’t understand what happened. I’m not speaking academically, everyone can hit rock bottom and build themselves back up, but her character and spirit was so lost in the ‘A Year In A Life’. It felt wrong.
Lorelai was right: if she wasn't so pretty, she'd definitely be bullied
I don't understand why 99% of the people who watched this show bash Rory regarding her failures. This is life. Everyone could hit rock bottom eventually in life. In fact, this is what teaches you the most. To me, her failures made her more human. It was a phase, not her true self. "Year in a Life" could have been better? Of course! But I found interesting that she turned out (in a way) the same way as her mother. There is a psychological meaning behind this. The whole TV series explains their relationship (daughter, mother, grandmother) through a psychological approach. The only thing I didn't appreciate about Lorelai and Rory was their self-absorbed personality. Other than that, I saw humans learning through experience/failures, and I personally learned a lot, specially after watching it for the second time.
You realize we don’t actually SEE her studying, right? She sits in front of her papers and stares. She sits in front of her computer and makes a phone call. She sniffs a book. She talks during class. She sits pretty on a bench reading a novel. She sits pretty under a tree with her notes and opens a novel. She talks about studying. But we never see her cramming over her notes trying to remember things
It is so sad, I mean sooooo teribly sad that she ended like... she ended. If you read this comment, Rory inspires you to learn and you didn't watch "year in a life" - just don't watch it. Trust me.
Anyone else ever notice in A Year In The Life, there were so many things that kind of came full circle. As much as we Gilmore Girls fans tend to dislike A Year In The Life, in a way it was kind of genius the way they did it. Lorelai was 16 when she had Rory. When Rory was 16, Lorelai was 32. Rory got pregnant when she was 32. It was just weird, the dynamic... how Lorelai was a mess when she was younger, but she ended up being very successful, and Rory had it all together when she was younger but she ended up a mess.
There were many times I feel like Lorelai called Rory out but because Rory saw her as her best friend therefore she didn’t take it seriously and in the end Lorelai would apologise for upsetting her! Like when Lorelai told her to grow up and that Yale have many study areas so someone occupying her study tree wasn’t a big deal, Rory continued to negotiate about the damn tree
I love rory but people always bash her for dropping out of yale when she needed it for her mental health but completely support her going and running away with jess?
She studied too much just to become a journalist
Love your videos of rory studying, pls keep uploading them, they inspire me a lot
Rory looks so pretty w bangs!
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"and then there'll be another paper"
I just don’t understand what happened. I’m not speaking academically, everyone can hit rock bottom and build themselves back up, but her character and spirit was so lost in the ‘A Year In A Life’. It felt wrong.
I've been looking forward to this! 🧡
i srsly love ur channel <3 your videos never fail to make me feel motivated pls keep uploading more lysfm
OMG YESS THANK YOU!!
Thanks for doing these!
You're my favorite chanel to motivate me to study
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Hiii I love your videos ! This was an amazing video! Keep up the good work