My sims usually have...

My sims have beautiful homes, great hair, few babies

but most definitely premature deaths

my simself on other hand has no home, average hair at best and no babies thank universe

but she is immortal, and has a cat

as for woohoo my sims mostly only do it to create babies which is my fault as watcher because i tend to forget they might want to woohoo for other reasons

my simself does not woohoo as she does not feel that way about anyone

and problems well, depends what is considered a problem

Hi and welcome @yumemitchi :)
@Simmingal dang, I forgot to include premature deaths as a poll option XD
@Nate_Whiplash1 Wasn't sure if you would vote Problems or Woohoo, tbh
@Amapola76 that sounds lovely. I'm moving in :)

"Amapola76;c-18337426" wrote:
Though if there were an "Other" option, I'd probably have gone with that. My sims usually have... a garden... cats... yoga mats... plenty of coffee and tea appliances...

This is similar to me: garden, tea, and yoga, but no cats.

I am waiting for Parenthood to go on sale to get the journal into my console game. On PC, my sims always had a journal. And usually earbuds for jogging.

I almost always start as rags-to-riches. Having electricity to make tea is an important milestone for my sims.

Lots of babies, always! Although most of the rest of the choices too, except for problems. Life is problematic for me, I don't need it in my game. There's enough to do in S4 for my sims to be able to lead happy, stable lives without me getting bored. The trick is to get them out of the house!

I absolutely adore the baby, infant, and toddler stages in the game. ?

I'd say that all of those are really common in my game. It's rare that I have a sim who does not have lots of woohoo though. Even when I make them nerdy introverts, they still end up that way. I actually do not have a lot of introverts though and those that are sometimes struggle to stay that way. Making a sim who has no woohoo and stays that way for the whole lifespan would be a major challenge for me but I almost don't want to force that because it seems a bit cruel. Even my elders keep getting down. Sergio, for example, keeps getting the Grim Reaper notice but has an enamored mistress who begs him daily to move in together. He's turned her down about 3 times now because he's about to die.

Beautiful houses is a close second but not all of them are beautiful. I started the save in the rough end of Willow Creek and I definitely have some sims that live in more modest houses. I have a span of different socioeconomic brackets. Obviously the uber wealthy live in gorgeous houses. I also renovate housing whenever I want to so it's pretty common that I'll add on rooms or change all of the furniture in a "dated" house.

I have this tendency to give every sim of mine flaws either via traits or gameplay. I seem to also favor my more confrontational/dysfunctional sims, like the ones with traits like mean, evil, hot-headed etc. I also seem to be pretty allergic to "traditional happy families". Not that I don't have happy families, there just always seems to be something bit "unconventional" going on. Like how I got interested in this one townie family only after neighborhood stories decided to kill off the mother so the dad was then left alone with 6 kids :lol: I also love to do Homeless type challenges. I'd say those sims most certainly have problems.

My Sims tend to create their own problems Right now Kayleigh is having issues with her husband, Erik, like she hasn't had since they were both teens at University. LOL I mean, yikes.

And autonomously (mod) usually when timing is very bad... like 5mins before finals...

I would say babies, overall.
Sometimes I start my game with my Sims already having children/teens, and then tend to have them have babies in the game, My single Sims, and married Sims have babies as well, the majority of my single Sims had science babies.
Two other things would be Woohoo, and Problems. Woohoo is mostly for couples that have had enough babies, or just for fun. Problems would be mostly due to trying to pair up the next generation, and hope they get along. Also, some of my Sims like to burn the kitchen down, so I have to make sure they make it in general. I try not to add too much drama to my Sims' lives, because being parents can be dramatic.