Relationships and consequences

I agree. Recently I've been playing a household that I made in the Sims 2 and 4. I have a lesbian couple and one of the partners' brother living together. I decided to have a story where the brother had fallen for his sister's wife and the two end up having an affair. In the Sims 2, you have to be really really careful toeing around with an affair. I made the mistake of having the brother and his sister-in-law have sex while his sister was in the house. Apparently, she could hear them, I mean *wink wink, and busted into the room and slapped them both. Now she often does mean interactions with her ex and brother. In the sims 4, nothing like this happens. It is the same family but in Sims 4 style. While it is kind of harder to push them into an affair, flirting while the sister is around doesn't really do anything. In the Sims 2, you had to plan things out so they won't get caught right away. Like woohooing when the sister was at work or sneaking off to another lot to flirt. But there are no consequences in the sims 4 unless the player forces it. Like the brother and sister-in-law (Sims 4) have gone on a few dates and the sister has caught them kissing, but is still happy because the room is well decorated. She will still kiss, flirt, and woohoo with her wife even though she is currently cheating and she knows! And then the brother doesn't really do anything when his sister and sister-in-law are together. I haven't done them in 3 yet, but I know it's going to be harder with the reputation system. The sims around town will notice and the sister will have the option to ask "Are the rumors true?" And they could break-up without my hands at work. (It's happened to the Goth family since I like making Gunther have affairs with all the women in Sunset Valley)