[ SECRET POST #2839 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2839 ⌋

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Comments

[cabler]

On one hand, I don't want the writers to throw Sheldon's asexuality out of the window.

On the other, it's incredibly unfair to Amy.

But I don't see the show seriously handling it any time soon.

[(Anonymous)]

On the other, it's incredibly unfair to Amy.

The thing is, Amy was well aware of Sheldon's feelings about sex (and personal contact in general) well before they started dating. Since Amy was a late bloomer herself and they are so intellectually compatible, I can understand why she thought that they could make it work anyway. The fact that it's not working isn't anybody's fault, but the relationship as it stands is not fair to either one of them. Amy deserves to be in a relationship that is both intellectually and physically fulfilling for her, and Sheldon deserves a partner who doesn't need him to change a key aspect of his identity to make her happy. Amy's the one who is unhappy with the status quo, so it really should be her responsibility to either sit down with Sheldon and come up with a compromise they can both accept or end the relationship.