I Never Knew I Was Doing It Wrong :O

"Stormkeep;c-18068713" wrote:

"Elliandre;c-18068711" wrote:
I've learned from my Sims that I've been eating meals wrong my whole life. I've been sitting at the kitchen table. You've just got to stand up and walk around with your plate and hug people who talk to you while you're eating. Thank you Sims. :wink:

Don't forget to sometimes take your plate and sit on the toilet while eating too. What goes in must come out, so it really saves a lot of time.

Hehe..? that's so unrealistic ?

The morning multitasking is real, have to admit. And so convenient. If I'm gonna be there a while I don't want to let my French toast and coffee get cold!

To me it just adds realism. I know I'm not alone.

On the other hand, thank you Sims4 for showing me how conversation really works. Finding out that too much eye contact creeps people out, and that acting bored and keeping it to meaningless topics but then telling them to have a baby with their SO, turns out that's what people like after all. They totally don't edge away anymore now that I know better than to try to discuss something besides the weather and who they should sleep with. ?

My sim taught me never to have kids.

"jpsulsuldagdag;c-18070275" wrote:
My sim taught me never to have kids.

Oh, dear …

What about mac and cheese? I tried this once in real life, it was delicious:) I told my husband that recipe comes from Sims :)

My daughter will turn 13 soon. That, of course, means she will age up to a Teen. My experience with The Sims teaches me that when she blows out the candles on her birthday cake, Z will leap up and twirl in the air, as a small cyclone whirls around her. When the cyclone fades away, she will have suddenly reached her adult height, and she'll be wearing a new outfit. At this point, Z will be precisely the same height as me, my wife, and every other person in the world who is at least 13 years old.

"MoonlightGraham;c-18070518" wrote:
My daughter will turn 13 soon. That, of course, means she will age up to a Teen. My experience with The Sims teaches me that when she blows out the candles on her birthday cake, Z will leap up and twirl in the air, as a small cyclone whirls around her. When the cyclone fades away, she will have suddenly reached her adult height, and she'll be wearing a new outfit. At this point, Z will be precisely the same height as me, my wife, and every other person in the world who is at least 13 years old.

Such a lovely life moment isn't it
she will also most likely be wearing weird fashion be sure to take her to a dresser for extra spin

if only to make sure she has not joined eyeball ring cult

I've realized that from now on i don't need a toilet I can just visit city hall whenever i feel like relieving myself

also luckily even if i get dropped on unhabited island there will surely be toilets and friendly conservation people on it

I've learned from my Sims not to fear death. I feel so comforted knowing that I will become a ghost and still be able to talk to everyone, touch everything, eat food, sleep in my bed, go to work ... actually not much will change really ... other than the floating around without legs and moving through walls. People will hardly notice. Coolest thing is that I will become a different color ghost depending on how I feel, like blue for sad, green for happy, pink for flirty, yellow for embarrassed, red for angry. I just hope that when it's my time, I die filled with magic, so I can become a bright purple ghost ... at least for a few days until I can gather enough ingredients to cook the ambrosia lasagna and come back to life after eating it.

I also was not aware of just how easy it is to get a novel published. But now I know you can just mail your first draft to any publisher and start getting royalties right away! And not only that, art collectors will buy your paintings straight off your easel without even seeing them. I'm excited about the possibilities.

I have learnt that just going to work in a good mood and chatting to my mirror in my free time will get me promoted and one day I can be the leader of the free world.