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15 Relatable Moments From Gilmore Girls

Yeah that's right! I like Gilmore Girls!

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15 Relatable Moments From Gilmore Girls

Yeah, that's right! I like the show Gilmore Girls. I was raised by my mom with the show on continuously. I've seen every episode multiple times and seen the Netflix revival more than once. Personally, I will always love this show because there are so many different personalities that collide during the series. So, here are my favorite moments from Gilmore Girls.

1. After a Long Day Of Dealing With People


2. Trying To Stay Awake In An 8 a.m. Class


3. When It's Finals Week


4. When It's Been A LONG Day And You've Had It


5. When Your Parents Ask You About Relationships


6. When It Seems Like Everyone Is Dating But You


7. When You've Had A LONG Day


8. That One Day When You Have 4 Classes & Work


9. Trying To Find Motivation To Do Work On Weekends


10. Going To The Gym Is The Struggle


11. When Your Best Friend Doesn't Approve Of Your S/O


12. When You Find A B.S. Job To Make Money


13. Having To Talk To That Awkward Co-Worker


14. When You Go Out On 1 Date A Year

15. Sookie Predicted The Future On This One

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