When I moved from one country to another earlier this summer, my mother tried to sneak all seven box set DVDS of Gilmore Girls into my luggage. If that isn't proof that I was raised on this show, then I don't know what is. That being said, who Rory Gilmore ends up with in the Netflix's Gilmore Girls: A Year In the Life reboot is very, very important to me. I have a lot of feelings on this topic but have also done a lot of research. Therefore, here is both my conclusion and my reasoning for said conclusion, conducted through the process of elimination. Please hold all commenting and questions until the end. I am right and you are wrong.
Why she won’t end up with Dean

Dean sucked. Sure, he was a good ï¬rst boyfriend, but so what? My ï¬rst boyfriend was exactly like Dean. Super-sweet, but the moment you realize you’ve outgrown them and cut ˜em loose, they become whiny, jealous, floppy-haired man-babies. And then Dean got even worse. He cheated on his wife Lindsay and took Rory’s virginity in one fell swoop. Two wrongs don’t make a right, two wrongs make you die alone wearing a Doose’s Market apron. In case you need more convincing, David Sutcliffe (the dreamboat DILF otherwise known as Christopher) fully let it slip to Vanity Fair that Dean doesn’t end up with his daughter. Whoops!
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