Your Own Traits

Nobody is 100% one way or the other and since there are only 3 trait slots, you could give your self sim one trait that you consider as less desirable. Also, try to consider how much those traits are manifested in your everyday life, is it daily or more like a weekly or even less frequent event? 

For me it would be more of question of me putting my best or my worst traits in. With the 3 trait limit its hard, I guess Id go with what I hear most from people who know me very well, which would be animal lover, creative and either socially awkward or slob. 

There is actually a 4th trait you get in CAS which depends on what aspiration you choose, Id go with the "friend of the animals" one which you get when chosing the C&D aspiration.

And with Growing Together you can discover new additional (up to 3) traits in game, so Id probly work on getting the geek and romantically reserved or unflirty trait and slob if I didnt originally choose it.

And of course there are a bunch of traits to get through completing aspirations or buy at the for satisfaction points.

So besides the original creation in CAS there are actually way more traits to get. CAS is just the starting of point, so I wouldnt stress myself out too much about it.

I think I'm a loner, perhaps creative and maybe neat or foodie. I also think I used to be a perfectionist, art lover and bookworm.

I would need a more traits mod for myself I think. But as for traits, I would be loner, socially awkward, creative, geek, perfectionist, squeamish, jealous, cat lover, loyal, macabre and good.

Having to limit it I would go for creative, socially awkward and cat lover.

No go. I don't fit in with nothing here.

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I think I posted this before, but if you want to know what the game itself thinks your personality is, you can use the My Story feature and answer all of the questions as yourself. Skip any questions where none of the answers apply to you, or you may get strange results. In my case, the Sims 4 thinks I'm a Genius, Geek, Goofball, with writing and logic skills, a career as a scientist and an aspiration to become a Best-Selling Author. The scientist and logic part are uncanny because scientist is as close as you can get to my actual career in the Sims, and I consider my logical thinking skills my greatest strength. No idea where this author business is coming from.

I'm a smartass. Yes, I can be... but there is no video game out here that can slot you or me into one or more specific category of human behavior. This is the player behind the game trying to understand You, but they will never understand who you truly are because you are not a pixel that was created by a corporation. 

I know this is all for fun...but really? Why do you care? We are all playing the same buggy video game. Most of us just want to play the game and don't give a freak about who is on this forum. 🙂

Loner, Paranoid, Gloomy + Animal Affection is the combo I've been having on my simself

Clumsy, Erratic, Romantically Reserved, Unflirty, Music Lover, Macabre, Neat, Perfectionist, Cat Lover, Evil, Hates Children, Loyal, Snob, Socially Awkward

could also work but since I only have 3 chances of self discovery I haven't made choice yet for those 😂 

for reward traits I could probably realistically use Observant, Speed Cleaner, Cold Acclimation, Night Owl, Perfectly Pristine

but I try to not use any that seem too positive as that simply would not be gloomy enough 😂

I just tend to pick traits that seem somewhat realistic to me irl

as for the traits I wish I had... 

Genius, Creative, Active... anything useful really 😂

kinda torn on loves outdoors cause yes in many ways I feel close to nature and gardening is nice but also no cause outdoors contains bugs, humans and sun

which is why it very much drains my vampire energy too 😵‍💫

I have thought about this before, but that was when we only had three possible traits! More fun now with six.

I'd say I am loner, creative, geek, perfectionist, animal enthusiast, non-committal + quick learner

Edit: Ah I think I also have the responsible trait from parenthood.