[ SECRET POST #5083 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5083 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Storylines that have always bugged you

[(Anonymous)]

In the later seasons, Amy wanted to have Sheldon's children and Sheldon was at least open to the idea, so I thought it was really stupid for Penny to be the one who ended up being pregnant. It probably doesn't have any deep meaning, but it bothers me that the two women who didn't want children ended up pregnant and the one who wanted children didn't have any (though according to the above anon, it happens anyway later on).

Re: Storylines that have always bugged you

[sparklywalls]

You're right that it probably doesn't have any deeper meaning (other than writers being unimaginative) but it kinda hit something in me where I felt bothered by it? Almost like the show went out of its way to make the stereotypically hot women mothers but Amy (the drab, nerdy girl who actually wanted it) doesn't get the conventional and lazy happily ever after in the main original show? Idk. As I said, I know I'm reading too far into it but it doesn't sit right with me for some reason.

And honestly despite all his faults I would probably take Sheldon as a father over Leonard. At least Sheldon (while I was still watching the show anyway) tries to approach things in a way that makes sense to him while also trying to adapt to what Amy needs, whereas Leonard is just entitled.