On the one hand, Sheldon Cooper, a protagonist of the "Big Bang theory" played by Jimim Parsons, may be a sort of terrible for Amy Farah Fowler, his long -term (and unique) girl turned into a wife, shown by Veteran and neuroscientist "bloom" and real life Maim Biakik. (Amy is, like Bjalik, a neuroscience.) The Else Hand, their relationship is a sweet display of two socially awkward people who find Loveubov, and in Essica Radloff's book in 2022 "Big Bang theory: Definitive, Inland Story of the Epic Hit Series," She, Parsons and Biakik talking about the fact that Sheldon and their TVs are ...

I honestly don't think I can put it better than Radloff himself did; As she wrote, "what Big Bang showed is that it is perfect to have your first ones - whether it's a kiss, or" I love you "or sex - come later from the cultural and social norms we grew up with. And that was important. "

Obviously, Biakik agrees ... And he got very seriously positive feedback on the slow burning romance between Amy and Sheldon. "Many people have said that looking at someone like Sheldon to find and receive Loveubov is something they never imagined for their child, and even to see a couple as it gives hope to their children," Biakik revealed. "I have also heard from some of my friends who have children or the spectrum or fighting socially, so it was a really interesting source of comfort without laughing at this character who was a character who would often be teased."

"I certainly had a fair part of the people who approached me, or that I would get in touch because it distinguished them to have this character there," Parsons agreed, talking about the fact that, through the "theory of the big bang", it was often suggested that he had never confirmed that Sheldon was on the spectrum. He continued:

"Now that we're few years out of the show, i understand how it could have been in what is to be on the view. Completely fictionalized, as sheldon is, but they bear simylarities to other people in the world when you may not know at all or not be the family, and it changes your view or appraunch to those other people I know this from my own Experience of Characters and Things That I Watched.