onebreath

Jess and Dean may not have been able to buy her expensive ugly desifner bags, or whisk her away to New York for a weekend to stay in a luxury hotel and buy expensive clothes, but at least what they did do with her or buy for her, was with their own money that they worked for to earn. They didn't just throw down their father's credit card and get what they wanted. So everything they ever did was so much more meaningful. The overly rich, like Logan and his family, make the world worse. They are able to thrive in a ridiculous lavish lifestyle while others struggle. Eat the rich.

It brings it to when Logan fans say Logan was best for her because they did fun things together. Well, sure. Logan is rich, has no responsibilities and he CAN just go away for a luxury weekend. He can just buy expensive gifts whenever he wants. However, they do romanticise the "fun" because the majority of it, was Logan getting drunk with his friends and wanting Rory to join them.

stellar_dust

Yes it's easy to have fun when you are loaded and have zero responsibilities. Logan's entire appeal to his fans is his money. He is defined by money.

onebreath

His personality is his money.

Or, my new favourite way to describe Logan - his personality being that of a broomstick.

stellar_dust

Yes! Literally the most bland character. What is interesting about a privliged rich boy who loves his wealth, that lifestyle and who looks down on those he considers beneath him?

Litlover73

And all the fun they had was always orchestrated by him. Did they ever do anything that she wanted to do and that he enjoyed. Can you imagine him browsing in a bookstore, or having a movie marathon. He would be bored in 5 minutes.

onebreath

Exactly. It was everything Logan wanted to do, all on his terms. Hanging with his friends. Nothing was what Rory wanted to do.

stellar_dust

He doesn't even visit Stars Hollow until well into their relationship and for one visit.

onebreath

He doesn't have an interest in that side of Rory's life.

stellar_dust

Of course he doesn't. That world is beneath him.

onebreath

I mean, when he next visits the town, it's almost a decade later and he and his privliged friends break windows with golf balls. He has zero respect for where she lives. And he's a 35 year old man doing this. It's pathetic.

https://www.reddit.com/r/GilmoreGirl...m_source=share

This annoys me so much.

Lindsay

Nope. Everything always has to be an adventure with him.

stellar_dust

He thinks he can just show up like that and it's romantic. It's anything but. He couldn't make it to Lane's baby shower, because he had to take off with his friends, then drops in like that to an event he wasn't invited to? He really is unbelibabke with his controlling and manipulation.

onebreath

Logan's thing is these grand gestures that he thinks are romantic. But they're not grand (in a good way) or romantic. It's him showing off, being flashy, using manipulative tactics and he ends up embarrassing Rory. He does this multiple times before and during their relationship. It's really pathetic.

stellar_dust

Yes, the proposal is a good example. This grand gesture done in front of 100s of people, that put Rory in an awkward position and that also took away her graduation party. The party that was her, for her night and Logan makes it about him.

onebreath

Add to that her graduation day. He makes that about him too by breaking up with her because she said no to his proposal.