How traditional are your female sims?
Happy International Women's Day! Want to contribute to a not-so-serious survey? My guess is that in most sim families the mom has higher cooking skills than dad. Not because the game requires it...
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Willow Creek:
Shane: Doesn't count because one has a food-related aspiration.
Gary: One point.
Curtis:Zero points. Doesn't count because one had the grilled cheese aspiration.
Smith: Zero points.
Friend: Zero points.
Holland: One point.
Renfield: One point.
Oasis Springs:
Savea: One point.
So final tally: four men and three women. Actually, four men and two women. I forgot one had that grilled cheese aspiration.
I was actually surprised by how many of my men are the cooks, because my save is mid-20th century influenced, and Willow Creek is one of my most conservative neighborhoods. It was also interesting to notice how few couples I have in Oasis Springs. I guess it's my swinging singles community, lol.
In my main household (in Strangerville), the man is always the cook.
It would be interesting to see a survey of how many Sim couples take the man's last name vs. the woman's last name.
Shane: Doesn't count because one has a food-related aspiration.
Gary: One point.
Curtis:
Smith: Zero points.
Friend: Zero points.
Holland: One point.
Renfield: One point.
Oasis Springs:
Savea: One point.
I was actually surprised by how many of my men are the cooks, because my save is mid-20th century influenced, and Willow Creek is one of my most conservative neighborhoods. It was also interesting to notice how few couples I have in Oasis Springs. I guess it's my swinging singles community, lol.
In my main household (in Strangerville), the man is always the cook.
It would be interesting to see a survey of how many Sim couples take the man's last name vs. the woman's last name.
