Gender Neutral Options.

"greydonn;c-17888091" wrote:

"comicsforlife;c-17888089" wrote:

"greydonn;c-17888049" wrote:

"MagicaCat;c-17887657" wrote:

"ktalexander;c-17887515" wrote:
Instead of a toggle, maybe treat it like real life and if you don't like someone for some reason like race or gender, don't interact with that person/Sim.

But it's not real life.

If I want to delete every SIM toddler in the game because I don't like playing with them I have that option.
If I want to delete every dog in the game because I don't like dogs, I have that option.
If I want to populate my world with aliens and have no humans at all, I have that choice.
If they force gender neutrality into my game, I want the choice to turn it off.

But you do have the choice. You can delete them, like you said with toddlers. To my knowledge, there's no toggle anywhere in the game that removes toddlers, or dogs for that matter, so why would there be a toggle to remove this?

Another thing (in edit: this isn't targeted to you btw just a general statement because of some posts I've read on the thread). They aren't going to remove gender. Just because they change the pronouns in popups to be gender neutral doesn't mean that gender is being removed. In the event they add a non-binary gender into cas, I can only imagine that it will be optional (like the custom gender settings we have right now).

Honestly, I don't see how they'd do it, but I'd love to see it happen.

but if they change the popups to be gender neutral are sims will not bge call he or she any more
I like my sim being a she and being called that isn't that what you want for your sims to be called what you like
having the popups to be gender neutral would just take away from everyone @greydonn
it would take away from trans sims to because then they can't be called he or she

My sim's daughter is still their daughter even if the popup saying she got an A refers to her as "they". My sims son is still their son, and their nonbinary child is still their nonbinary child.

If I refer to a stranger as "they", and they're a women, it doesn't make them not a women.