Posts: 1,956
Threads: 72
Likes Received: 3,706 in 1,161 posts
Likes Given: 2,333
Joined: Nov 2013
Sheldon was brilliant. He was unique and bizarre and splendid and UTTERLY UNAPOLOGETIC about who he was, and what he was passionate about. He was a bloody hero to us. Telling us now he's ashamed of himself, and having his girlfriend stress continuously how lucky he is to have her, and having him on this constant mawkish quest to FIX himself (for the benefit of others) is misguided at best, and damnably offensive at worst.
We liked Sheldon as he was. We thought him human and honest and noble, and one of the most admirably unusual bastards beneath the sun. He didn't need fixing, and certainly not just to fill in the blanks of someone else's ego.
Dot dot dot.
"WHERE THE HELL'S MY PARACHUTE?"
Posts: 38
Threads: 0
Likes Received: 34 in 17 posts
Likes Given: 14
Joined: Dec 2015
(04-05-2016, 06:07 PM)Idle Miscreant Wrote: Sheldon was brilliant. He was unique and bizarre and splendid and UTTERLY UNAPOLOGETIC about who he was, and what he was passionate about. He was a bloody hero to us. Telling us now he's ashamed of himself, and having his girlfriend stress continuously how lucky he is to have her, and having him on this constant mawkish quest to FIX himself (for the benefit of others) is misguided at best, and damnably offensive at worst.
We liked Sheldon as he was. We thought him human and honest and noble, and one of the most admirably unusual bastards beneath the sun. He didn't need fixing, and certainly not just to fill in the blanks of someone else's ego.
Dot dot dot.
That was beautiful.
The following 1 user Likes Darcy of Asgard's post:
• Kimk26
Posts: 13
Threads: 0
Likes Received: 34 in 12 posts
Likes Given: 30
Joined: Apr 2016
(04-05-2016, 06:07 PM)Idle Miscreant Wrote: Sheldon was brilliant. He was unique and bizarre and splendid and UTTERLY UNAPOLOGETIC about who he was, and what he was passionate about. He was a bloody hero to us. Telling us now he's ashamed of himself, and having his girlfriend stress continuously how lucky he is to have her, and having him on this constant mawkish quest to FIX himself (for the benefit of others) is misguided at best, and damnably offensive at worst.
We liked Sheldon as he was. We thought him human and honest and noble, and one of the most admirably unusual bastards beneath the sun. He didn't need fixing, and certainly not just to fill in the blanks of someone else's ego.
Dot dot dot.
If I could like this a thousand times, I would.
The following 1 user Likes Serpent In Red's post:
• Kimk26
