A place to come share your creations
Come join in the fun everyone, and Share your Newest Sims 4 Creations here, don't forget to add your pictures and links to make it easy for everyone to find your wonderful creations.
Share Your
Sims Households
Sim Pets
Sims Lots
& Rooms
and enjoy seeing what everyone makes!
Thank you for sharing
BreeMiles
@PugLove888 Thank you. I build most things in one day. I'm retired and a vet with PTSD. I find building in the Sims helps me focus on other things other than the stuff that stirs up my PTSD symptoms
The Sims is therapy for me.
This is my "SanMyshuno Central Park" with lots of outdoor activities and a wedding venue.
@simsplayer818 Nice to meet you from across the pond and thank you. I traveled quite a bit too as a professional driver. Now I turn on my Sims game every morning and play or build something. I like the building more than anything. I used to love to play paper dolls when I was a kid. I'd make these weird houses out of cereal boxes and cracker boxes. Nothing spectacular mind you, but they were functional for play.
So, when I discovered the Sims years ago, I was in heaven. Even though I was around 40 years old then. Now it's become therapy for me. I like sharing my creations and getting feedback on them. Makes me feel like I'm doing something constructive.
This is my kitty clinic. Although, you still get dogs coming in to see the vet. I wanted for cats only but that doesn't work for a commercial building. I saw a pic of a real building like this. It was a daycare I think. I figured out the mechanics of the build and came up with a cat building for my Sims.
@Busmover50 , many people use the Sims as therapy! While you don't have to need therapy or have a chronic illness or injury to enjoy the Sims, you will find that many people of many ages use the Sims as a tool for these reasons! 🥰
Thank you for your service and I'm sorry you have to go through PTSD! 😭 That is an awful thing to have to go through! I'm very happy the Sims can help you deal with that!🥳
I find that when I have a terrible day or week, etc, playing the Sims is the only thing to get me out of a negative headspace! 🥳 I don't have as hard a time as PTSD, but I do have an autoimmune disease, ADHD , and a few more things. I know others will various problems as well that love the Sims!
I mainly make Sims and Families, and then play them. I am not the best builder, and while I could learn , that would take a lot of time from me making Sims and telling their stories! But because I don't build often, I am always downloading other people's builds from the Gallery! 😃 (My best building was a tiny house I did! I think my mistake is building large houses and I don't know how to do those properly! )
@simsplayer818 , so sorry for your spinal problem! That sounds painful !😣 It can be hard to stay still when you are injured! I'm glad the Sims can help you! 🥳
@Busmover50 Your park looks so lush! 😃 And that kitty clinic is too adorable!!! 😻🥰
I'm going to have to download y'all's buildings! Are all of these on the Gallery?
@simsplayer818 , Yes! Post your creations to the Gallery! 🥳 That is alright if you only play on the weekends... we will wait! 😉
I'm glad you don't have that bad of autoimmune issues, but I wish you didn't have any! Yes, the Sims can help us do something while in pain or incapacitated! Being creative, laughing, and helping others are all things that can help healing! 💗
Ah, I have met many people who wish they had given more thought to their screennames, or else they were young when they made their screennames and are now adults and wish to change it! 😅
