So my sim had to work HARD to get her boyfriend close enough to propose. It took WORK. I wasn’t happy with the relationship so I created a better match for her. This guy is awesome. I moved the guy into the household and they have a baby in the way. I had her invite her current fiancé over and a mushy kiss with her new boyfriend got him good and mad. But they are still engaged. What can I do to break them up?

You have to get their relationship in the negative, or at least low enough for them to fall out of love. Once they are out of love with each other, you should have a interaction to break up.edit: or you could just kill him. :D

Have them wooohoo or kiss In front of the original guy.He will then be furious. The break up option should be there. I hope you like having your trash can kicked lol

"JULES1111;c-16251716" wrote:edit: or you could just kill him. :D This made me laugh.Such a casual "just kill him" :D

"JULES1111;c-16251716" wrote:edit: or you could just kill him. :D Jules! What kind of Sim goddess would I be if I killed my subjects!? I think I’ll stick to just being rude. Maybe he’ll get the picture when the baby comes. Funny thing: the relationship was difficult to create. Now he shows up multiple times a day. Constantly trying to get in the house.

> Funny thing: the relationship was difficult to create. Now he shows up multiple times a day. Constantly trying to get in the house.Hahaha, now that's very ironic, yet so realistic when you think about it. They always have more interest when there's competition.

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Anmirla
Seasoned Vanguard
7 years ago
"Rhiannon58;c-16252219" wrote:
"JULES1111;c-16251716" wrote:

edit: or you could just kill him. :D

Jules! What kind of Sim goddess would I be if I killed my subjects!?

Pffffttt...I do it all the time. Keeps them in line. Sometimes, they forget who's in charge. >:)
riennatelemnar
Seasoned Newcomer
7 years ago
Ah OK. They are in the negative on their daily relationship score but they are still about 50 on the lifetime score. So I guess I need to keep inviting him over and being rude in front of them! :D
JULES1593
7 years ago
"Rhiannon58;c-16257720" wrote:
Fortunately, the unwanted boyfriend never moved in so when I do finally get them to breakup, no worried on who moves. Interesting idea theFella. I'm SUCH a mega-controller, I don't think I could let a couple risk having a bad wedding but perhaps I will consider that one day. Could be yet something else I've never seen in TS2 (the list is a mile long).

Jules, I once convinced my now 30Something gamer designer son to try TS2. He created a party, built a room full of grills, got the people inside and took out the doors. You can imagine the carnage. It was his way of saying he didn't like TS2. I never let him touch it again. That was probably 18 years ago. I still give him a hard time about it. *laughs*

Lol! Grills! I never thought of that! GENIOUS!!! :D
riennatelemnar
Seasoned Newcomer
7 years ago
Hum. Maybe it was TS1 he did that in. Or it was later than I thought. As for the Goths, I presently only play my own custom city and Sims. I have never played the presets. I'll have to do that someday.

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