''The Big Bang Theory'' stars Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting, Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, Simon Helberg, Kunal Nayyar, Melissa Rauch and Mayim Bialik. (Photo : Reuters/Mario Anzuoni)
"The Big Bang Theory" star Mayim Bialik was recently slammed by her critics for allegedly being bitter over her Emmy snub.
On her Grok Nation blog, the funny woman said that she doesn't feel bad about not being nominated this year because there are tons of reasons why she's happy about it.
The actress said that she doesn't need to think about dieting before the event; she also doesn't need to worry about the dress that she will wear; and she can watch the awards show from the comfort of her own home.
"True story: I've lost weight this summer - it's not like a lost a ton but I lost enough so what whichever designer would have had to design a dress for me was going to be very pleased with me. That just how it works," she wrote.
As for not worrying about what she should wear, Bialik wrote, "Not only do I not have to worry about what size dress I might or might not fit into, I don't have to go through months of fittings and potential stress about dress coverage or things working or not working for which accessories..."
Finally, Bialik wrote, "I can now watch the Emmy awards, should I choose to, from the comfort of my couch. Actually, I don't have television so I would have to watch it from the comfort of someone else's couch. But you get the point."
Meanwhile, some fans believe that Bialik was simply consoling herself from not being nominated for an Emmy award this year.
After all, the actress has been nominated in the same category for the past couple of years.
On the other hand, there were also some fans who showed support for the actress.
"I love your attitude! Congrats to all the nominees!" Lisa M Sloak wrote.
Another fan @Kate Mellor wrote, "I was gutted when you weren't nominated as I think you wholeheartedly deserve to be recognized for your work, but after reading this - I'm happy you're ok with it."
"Great attitude. There are always things for which to be grateful; even in disappointing situations," Elaine Rose wrote.
The Primetime Emmy Awards will air on ABC this September.
