All Amys Are Terrifying

Now.

The young girl Amy developed feelings for Adam.

Adam, on the other hand, wants to be friends with Amy and gain 4+ Wisdom Points.

What will the result be?

Adam was not optimistic about this.

He had no doubt that trying to befriend Amy would send the wrong message.

Amy will most likely set Adam as her target beforehand.

Then she might confess to Adam: "Standing before you is 130 pounds of boiling estrogen, yearning to embrace your glutes and engage in the beastly act that Shakespeare described."

Adam isn't Zack; no matter how dramatic he is, his intelligent eyes can't portray a blank, foolish expression.

Furthermore, as a well-known author, Amy wouldn't believe that Adam is a fool like Zack.

Moreover, Amy didn't have her boyfriend Sheldon by her side to encourage her to 'follow the call of her endocrine system' at this moment. Even if Adam really did perfectly replicate Zack's bewildered expression, Amy might not necessarily give up.

At this moment, she was still a young girl, not the extremely rational neuroscientist she would become more than ten years later.

If Adam refuses, there's no doubt that the friendship is over, and the 4+ Wisdom Points are out of the question.

Can I not refuse?

Although Amy, a young girl, is required by her mother to not show any skin and appear rather unfashionable, she is currently under 130 pounds. Upon closer inspection, one can see that she is a pretty young girl.

She wasn't exceptionally beautiful, but she was still quite charming.

If it were anyone else, Adam might have sacrificed himself for 4+ Wisdom Points.

But she is Amy, Sheldon's soulmate.

Although Adam was a womanizer, he had already set a principle: he would never get involved with the girls in his close circle of friends.

Even Rachel, a stunningly beautiful and eternally sweet United States, tried to seduce him, but he rejected her with immense willpower.

Not to mention Amy, a girl who only has a 6 or 7 out of 10 appearance.

Moreover, those named Amy are all ruthless characters.

His ex-girlfriend, the Amazing Amy, and his mother, Amy, need no introduction.

Amy Sheldon's patience is terrifying, and his methods of discipline are terrifying—and that's only in terms of rationality.

These things may have given Adam a headache, but as long as he is on guard, he can resolve them quietly and without making a fuss. In fact, they are not a big deal.

But Amy isn't entirely rational.

As she put it, she is a 130-pound boiling estrogen.

This exaggerated metaphor is not entirely without basis.

Amy lived an extremely repressed life because she was controlled by her mother from a young age.

Before university, she had hardly ever been to school. Her mother was her tutor throughout her education because she was afraid that she would be deceived by boys, and that all the boys at school were rotten.

That's true...

But it's going too far.

If Amy hadn't Superman exceptionally intelligent, she would never have been able to get into Harvard University.

Amy, the young girl, lived this kind of repressed life. Indeed, no male classmates could deceive her, but no female classmates were willing to get close to her either.

She was lonely and could only entertain herself.

For example, she created a unique way of speaking that she later taught to Penny, and the two even used this way of speaking to counter Sheldon and Leonard's whispering in Klingon.

For example, when playing the game of Coin Toss Game into paper cups to drink with Penny, she never missed, which made Penny unable to continue playing because it was a game that she had played so many times when she was lonely that she had come up with all sorts of fancy moves.

At this moment, the young girl Amy wondered if she might impulsively do something terrible.

But Adam remembers that 22-year-old Amy once threatened someone with the insulin they were receiving during an IV drip because she wanted to give them her first kiss.

It looks ridiculous and pathetic, but it's also extremely terrifying.

If insulin is not injected in time, the patient may fall into a coma, and if no one discovers it, there is even a risk of death.

Similarly.

She often went to see a gynecologist in order to have more physical contact with people.

In response to the call of her endocrine system, she even went to those chaotic parties, got completely drunk, and created opportunities for everyone to pick her up. Unfortunately, she was so used to making herself look ugly that when she woke up the next day, nothing she wanted to see had happened.

No one touched her; instead, someone covered her with a blanket...

There's also the indescribable "Thunderbolt King" chapter, which studies the relationship between electric shock and the pinnacle of life; she participated as a volunteer hundreds of times.

Not to mention, after she started dating Sheldon, her eagerness to have an intimate relationship with Sheldon was so obvious that it was obvious to everyone.

Therefore, it's not an exaggeration for her to say that she's a 130-pound, boiling estrogen.

This suppression of restlessness beneath a facade of rationality is what troubles Adam the most.

Even if Amy doesn't end up with Sheldon, Amy's still someone Adam doesn't want to mess with.

A girl who is extremely rational, good at enduring, specializes in the study of neuropsychology and behavior, uses professional, secretive and effective methods, has a super high IQ, has a repressed personality that may explode at any time, and is quite vengeful.

If this weren't in the world of comedy, it would look like a template for a supervillain.

And this world is indeed not just the single comedic world of the Big Bang Theory; there are too many terrifying things.

If Adam alters Amy's life trajectory too much and gives her the wrong signal, no one knows what Amy will become.

Another Amazing Amy?

No!

It's definitely countless times more terrifying than the Amazing Amy.

In the original timeline, when someone wanted to stand up for Penny, she once said, "I have viruses in my lab, I can get them anytime..."

If you've never thought about it, how could you just blurt it out?

Amazing Amy is just someone who has worked hard after birth, and her methods are still no different from those of Huanhuan. With Adam's current strength, she has nothing to fear.

But once Amy gets really scary, her methods are unimaginable, cruel, ruthless, secretive, and persistent. Adam really can't handle it, and he might actually be in danger of dying.

This is what's giving him the biggest headache.

Therefore, even though Amy could provide him with 4+ Wisdom Points, after much deliberation, he decided to give up and treat her as an ordinary reader, determined not to give her any wrong signals.

Of course, if Adam were the kind of person like Sheldon who wasn't interested in love, he wouldn't care even if Amy had her eye on him.

On the contrary, this kind of Amy is the best fit for Sheldon.

Amy's terrible patience, defiance, and discipline would be unacceptable to others, but they were a perfect fit for Sheldon.

Couples should complement each other, and one of them must take the initiative and make sacrifices.

Amy was proactive enough, sacrificing enough, and patient enough to train Sheldon like a monkey. If it were Leonard, he would definitely hate this kind of coldness, just like his mother.

But Sheldon is the one who envies Leonard the most for having such a cool mom.

Did Beverly experiment on Leonard from childhood to adulthood?

Sheldon said that he had wanted to study himself since he was a child, and he even had to put electrodes on his own brain. Leonard is completely unaware of his good fortune.

What's amazing is that Amy and Beverly are both neuroscientists, both able to tolerate and accept Sheldon's quirks, both appreciate Sheldon's intelligence and good looks, and both have enough wisdom and means to "train "Sheldon.

If it weren't for the fear of being too dramatic, Sheldon might have become Leonard's stepfather when Beverly kissed Sheldon while drunk.

Age doesn't matter to Sheldon and Beverly, because they are not interested in the heart, but value spiritual connection more.

Sheldon, in his thirties, gave Amy his body, which she loved most, as a birthday gift to his girlfriend. After that, it only happened once a year, known as the annual birthday sex act.

Beverly was the same; she later went eight years without sleeping in the same bed with her husband.

The physical aging and mismatch caused by age are not a problem at all.

Sheldon himself said that he had never felt so comfortable around anyone, and Beverly was no exception.

Papa Len has been Leonard father for over ten years, but Sheldon still says he's not quite used to Leonard being around him.

This contrast further highlights Beverly's unique position in Sheldon's life.

Amy appeared later.

It would be strange if it weren't based on Beverly's character design.

Leonard almost never spends time alone with Amy. He feels uncomfortable whenever he is alone with her. Although he doesn't say it outright, it's clear that Amy reminds him of his troublesome mother.

Beverly wasn't suitable, which is why Amy came into being.

Therefore, Amy truly was Sheldon's soulmate.

These thoughts flashed through Adam's mind. When Amy approached, Adam suppressed the complex thoughts in his mind and treated Amy as an ordinary reader he didn't know. He asked her name and then wrote it neatly on the title page of her new book.

"To Amy Phila Fowler, your friend Adam Duncan."

Without saying a word or making any further expressions, Adam ignored Amy's fluttering eyes and looked directly at the next person, the red-haired Emily.

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