Bitter sentiments... be aware.
It seems that bitter sentiments stick around permanently and cause unjustified meanness from sims. For instance my sim cheated on her husband (by my doing and won’t ever do it again) and long after th...
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"Mstybl95;c-17854241" wrote:
I think your scenario is justified. I mean, if my husband cheated on me, there's no way I would ever get over it and be nice to him ever again.
But I have one I think isn't justified. It was a mom and son. I don't even know what caused the sentiment to develop, but she was upset every time she was in the same room as him. I could not change it with any interaction. She rejected any kindness and they would both autonomously do mean interactions with each other. She was basically heartbroken every time she was in the same room as her kid. That felt awful. I abandoned that save not long after due to a different issue, but he eventually aged up and they never had a good relationship after that.
I kind of like that one of my sims had a strained relationship with her kid, but as a player of a game, there should be something I could do to change it. I agree with you there.
I’ve had the same with now two of my sims and their toddlers. In one save, the mother has got the hurt moodlet for two of her daughters which means she’s sad every time she interacts with them. Then yesterday, in my other save, the father tried to comfort his toddler son, who got really mad at seeing a new sibling, and the son rejected him, resulting in the moodlet. As a result, their relationship bar nosedived. Good to know there’s a cheat to get rid of it because it’s really annoying to play.
