Gilmore Girls Fall Day 🍁🍂 a romanticized guide to a cozy autumn : fall activities, books, decorating

I hope you enjoy this cozy Gilmore Girls fall day! As summer is ending, I've been really excited for the fall season to arrive, rewatching Gilmore Girls, planning fall activities and decorating for autumn. I had sooo much fun putting together a Rory Gilmore inspired outfit, going to a cozy diner (just like Luke´s Diner), talking about cozy autumn books, taking autumnal walks and having a Gilmore Girls marathon together! Thank you so much for being here and watching this romanticized guide to a cozy autumn!
Sending lots of love and coziness your way x

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[ptrk]

wow, this is actually a cozy autumn video! Love it.

[leahsmith]

Relaxing to listen to and watch off and on while I cleaned :)

[meriemfennour]

I really enjoyed your video❤❤❤❤❤❤. Thank you.

[stacyzhao]

Can’t wait to try out this cozy Gilmore girls bucketlist!! It’s looks so fun!🍂🥰💕

[AuriForda]

Aaaw, this was such a lovely, cozy and positive video, full of important thoughts. And the idea of having a Gilmore Girls day! I just love it. Thank you so much for this. It made my day so much better and I must definitely to have a Gilmore Girls day too. 🥰🫶🤗

[jrijkers]

I was waiting for this video ever since you announced it in your Pinterest a month ago! I loved the cozy vibes and the gilmore girls checklist comes in so handy! ❤❤

[MariaMuller-znie]

This video is the most cozy and autumnal one I have seen so far. The colors, the editing, the music and the little details. Simply inspiring!

[TCGRush-rg]

This is such a cozy video perfect for Autum! Will follow this checklist!! keep it up!

[jordansheapage]

Lorelai would definitely be sprinting around her kitchen much more frenetically than how calmly you were haha! But I LOVE this video! Having a Gilmore Girls Day sounds so lovely 🫶

[rubypinkglam]

LOVE! This idea to have a Gilmore Girl bucket list ... I definitely NEED to do this bucket list 😊💖🦋🎀

[inevereijken]

I like your video so much!! So cute and your telling it so sweet!! And of course i will try your gillmore bucketlist also❤

[amomentofwonder]

Watching this was so much fun, what a delightful video idea ❤ I loved the beautiful autumn aesthetic, the Rory inspired outfit (you look super pretty!) and the dinner date at the Diner 🤗

[PragyaSatwika]

Love the video❤ you got new subscriber 😇

[raqueldepovoas]

Amazing content! Congrats! ❤ Xoxo from Brazil!

[isabelfuerhapper]

love the cozy fall aesthetic! 🍁🍂 Thanks for putting together such a cute video💛

[GothicKnight]

This is a new look for you, but you still wear it well 🙂

[defeokirsten]

Nice i live in the netherlands too im born in dordrecht

[Jeannehere]

This vlog was sooo cosy! I'm obsessed with your cup collection and the style of your home 🥰 I'm also making cozy vlogs about my little life in Paris, if that sounds like your kind of content, don't hesitate to have a look 🍂🧡

[TheHedgehogsDelimma]

Gilmore Girls. The show that promises you quaint, quirky small-town charm and rapid-fire banter but actually serves up a lethal cocktail of stagnation and emotional quicksand. You sit down thinking you're about to experience a cozy corner of Americana, but before you know it, you're marooned in an alternate reality, lulled into a false sense of security by the chirpy residents of Stars Hollow. The endless drama—rife with love triangles, quirky coffee shop repartee, and predictable fall festivals—is a black hole that sucks all your energy into a vortex of nothingness.

This is not just escapism; it's a trap, a delusion of life's fullness wrapped in coffee cups and mother-daughter bonding. And the worst part? It masquerades as sophisticated, witty, and emotionally rich storytelling, when it's really just the junk food of television—an aesthetic form of filler, aimed at providing just enough drama to keep you glued to the screen but never challenging enough to evoke real thought. Gilmore Girls takes you by the hand and leads you into a gentle fog, where nobody really gets hurt, and everything is resolved in 45 minutes.

This syrupy mediocrity dulls the mind. You’re being spoon-fed the illusion that you're witnessing life unfold, but you're actually being coddled, sedated into a comforting hum of shallow, low-stakes melodrama. It teaches you that life’s problems are always fixable with a cup of coffee and a clever retort, leaving you unreceptive to the greater, grittier truths that really shape human experience. Why seek real social interaction when you can just live vicariously through Lorelai and Rory’s never-ending carousel of first-world problems?


Gilmore Girls lures you into a false sense of intellectual engagement and emotional investment while wasting hours of your life on nothingness. You’re tricked into believing you’re consuming something of substance, but in reality, it’s an emotional placebo, numbing you to the complexities of the world outside your screen. It’s as if this sugary fluff pacifies you into believing you’re "living" without the messiness of real interaction, real conflict, and real growth. Worse yet, it fosters this strange sense of smugness. You, the viewer, start to feel like you’ve gained some grand insight into life, all because you've watched these characters go through their cozy little tribulations. But it’s all an illusion.

You've been fed complacency wrapped in witty dialogue, and now you think you understand life. In reality, you’ve just been distracted long enough to forget that real happiness, real growth, and real understanding lie far outside the comfort of Stars Hollow.

In the end, Gilmore Girls isn't just a time-suck—it's a numbing agent. It prevents you from seeking out the real world, from delving into life's complexities, and from truly engaging with the people around you. It leaves you lost in a haze of complacency, comfortable but hollow, emotionally invested but intellectually bankrupt.

[anonymous]

Too bad the Gilmore Girls Bucket List wasn't linked so we could all have a Gilmore Girls Day.