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Date: 2007-06-13 02:36 pm (UTC)And okay, I can totally see your point, although from what I've seen of it Gilmore Girls does get a lot more nuanced in its portrayal of, well, pretty much everything; the ways in which Lorelai is responsible, the ways in which she's handling things, everyone's parents etc.
Lorelai isn't so much not wanting Rory to live her life, since she's quite proud of it, as wanting Rory to have the life *she* wants, and Rory wants the academic angle. I don't know. It's not like I was ever into Gilmore Girls and it does remain fairly shallow in its approach to a lot of this stuff, but it does get a little more nuance than it has at this point, so.