[ SECRET POST #2321 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2321 ⌋

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Comments

Re: The Big Bang Theory/asexuality

[(Anonymous)]

Has Sheldon himself ever stated in the show that he's asexual? I've not seen every ep--I only catch eps here and there.

I can't remember if it's an interview w/Sheldon's actor or something mentioned in the show as a one-off/implied over several eps (or both), but I do remember that Sheldon isn't actually asexual; he just doesn't want to be invest his time/emotions/whatever in a relationship b/c it would distract from/interfere w/his brain, life, and work--esp. his work. If he invested him in a relationship, why, he might not win a Nobel (I could swear he says something like this in the series).

So, no, it's not a surprise that they're finally going there. Also, I don't want people thinking he's an asexual--he's a horrible representation of asexual people if he had been.

Re: The Big Bang Theory/asexuality

[(Anonymous)]

if he invested himself in a Not he invested him. Sorry

Re: The Big Bang Theory/asexuality

[(Anonymous)]

He did say once that he had chosen to avoid sex so as to focus on science. He also lacks understanding of social things, so that he doesn't get other peoples' feelings about sexual stuff. He said in a more recent ep that his and Amy's relationship becoming more physical was "a possibility," so idk what'll happen in future.