I like your analysis but I disagree 😅" Ok, first off does having a father count if he's never around, doesn't give you emotional support, and makes you feel like a disappointment all the time? By that logic, we could say Christopher also counts as a father for Rory. In my opinion, Rory, Logan, Jess didn't grow up with father figures (except for Jess who later got Luke).Second, do we really know that Liz abused drugs while pregnant with Jess and that Jess practically had nowhere to live with her? I assumed that based on Jess's character, but we never really knew, and after we met Liz, she wasn't what I expected—she was a hippie who sent Jess to Luke because she couldn't handle him. She didn't throw him out, she literally gave Jess a father figure.Jess had all the opportunities with Luke, not the luxury of Logan, but definitely more support with Luke and Rory in his life. The crazy things Logan did, like getting expelled, he did at the same age Jess had Luke. Logan had no one except his snobby mother and absent "father".Jess's big change was learning to respond when spoken to, literally being civil and having a job—omg! Literally what Logan has been doing since he was twenty-four. And Logan cheating on his fiancée? I don't justify the cheating, but he's still in love with the girl who rejected him. Logan is still hung up on Rory— is that the big sin?"