What aging game setting do you mostly play on?

I used mccc to make the lifespans closer to the sims 3’s long, which was only double as opposed to the 5x we got in this game. That was epic in ts3.

I age my Sims up when I'm ready for them to age. I wish we had the sliders given us under Epic in Sims3. But, this is a close second, even so. I've managed to make it work for me.

I do turn aging off for a while once my Sims age to YA. I accomplish what I want with them, then turn aging back on when I’m ready for them to start their own family.

I play on Long in my main save, Normal in my Breed Out The Ugly save, and Aging Off in my premades save and vampire save. I started on Long lifespan in both the premade and vampire saves.
In my main save, I do age up toddlers early.

All of them, I am constantly playing around with the age settings, but never short.

Off because:
1. I'm constantly creating new storylines to my sims.

2. I'm clingy.

I age up toddlers when they reach either level 3 or 5 on all their skills, depending on my plans for them. My child and teen Sims I try to hold off till some of their friends have also aged up, or I'll try to invite the friends over and age them all up (I was using a mod by littlemssam to do that but I took it out until after the patch and it's updated). In my current save I aged up one of my children to teen after he maxed out Piano skill so he could get started on Guitar and finish up the Singer skill; he's going to be my famous (hopefully) musician.

Off most of the time, long the few times I turn it on (so townie babies can age up and everyone can be a little bit older)

I think my pregnancy setting is set to something like ... 60 days.

Normal usually...

but the save file I'm currently playing is on long lifespan and I'm enjoying it so far. I'll probably tweak lifespan settings through MCC to reflect my Sims 3 custom lifespan settings at some point.

Normal. It suits me just fine. :)