emotional with a touch of sass

At first I thought, “he was a teenager when she was born, so probably not.”; but the thing is, being a teenager doesn’t exempt a parent from child support obligations; having options on how he could pay. If the teenager can financially support the kid, he could pay it himself; if not, since he’s underage, the grandparents may be required to contribute. Since Christopher was a rich teen, in his case, it could go either way. The point is: he would have to do it and once he turned 18, the responsibility would be fully on him.

That brings me to the second part of my question: “What about when he was an adult? Did he pay?”. My immediate thought was: “Definitely not!” It’s obvious in the show that Lorelai is the person that takes care of all the finance in her house, having Chris only show up when it’s convenient to him. She couldn’t count on him for anything to the point that when she needs money for her child’s education, she doesn’t even think of him as a possibility and goes, in her mind, for her worst possibility: her parents. If Christopher was helping with the child support, she would probably have told him the issue and they could’ve figured out an agreement on how to deal with it.

1) when Mindy Flaire said that she used a microwave for the first time and that it was the future. A comment she made many times. (Which is how Lucas had the idea)

Because I’m seeing a lot of growth with the other characters’ powers and none with theirs. It’s like the story has forgotten that, even in the miraculous box, the ladybug and cat miraculous are in the center of things, while others, even the butterfly and rabbit miraculous, are around them.

It seems, however, that in season 3 and even more in the later seasons, their miraculous seem to have taken a backseat and now they’re so dependable on the other miraculous that it’s like the point of the show is forgotten. They used to be able to defeat akumas by themselves, with amazing plans and no need for ten other people.

It’s a pattern I found in the show that every time that Dawson and Pacey fight, everybody stays on Dawson’s side and no one looks out for Pacey. He becomes a villain in the story, being punished by the others and gets isolated from the group. Like when Andy found out that Joey and Pacey were together and let Dawson borrow the boat so he could compete against the other boy, knowing that that would hurt her ex, since it was an opportunity he’d been working hard to get, and that it wouldn’t help fix the relationship between the friends. She wanted him to be in pain and was willing to let him lose the competition to get it. This, and other situations, show the level of disrespect and how little the characters support him when he’s in scenarios against Dawson.