We should probably start a club - or support group - "Skinny-Shep Lovers Anonymous".
Yes, the weight loss must have a purpose. I do feel bad for the times I've made him emaciated, though. It was a way of getting it out of my system since I'm always "trying" to do that to original characters. But, like with Sheppard, I am trying to cut back.
In the Thoughtcrimes fandom, however, Brendan will always be skinny. Not emaciated, just skinny. Because his job, his memory and his obvious OCDness when it comes to doing a good job will forever make him a bean pole and under. Plus, I love whumping him through illness (which, inevitably, leads to weightloss) I don't know why.
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Date: 2008-01-14 09:52 pm (UTC)From:Yes, the weight loss must have a purpose. I do feel bad for the times I've made him emaciated, though. It was a way of getting it out of my system since I'm always "trying" to do that to original characters. But, like with Sheppard, I am trying to cut back.
In the Thoughtcrimes fandom, however, Brendan will always be skinny. Not emaciated, just skinny. Because his job, his memory and his obvious OCDness when it comes to doing a good job will forever make him a bean pole and under. Plus, I love whumping him through illness (which, inevitably, leads to weightloss) I don't know why.