They probably just use this for marketing purposes, and possibly content making decisions. Otherwise I don't see the significance.
The only thing I never understood is that everyone pretty much knows the sims have one of the biggest amount of female players compared to other games. So I always assumed that's why we barely get any "manly" content or masculine clothes. And that one modern men's kit we got was "too" modern for my men ??
But I would also assume that most of those female players want to make awesome male sims for their partners, or spouses or friends, or whatever the case.
So the lack of manly things always seemed odd to me. Unless they are following the barbie pattern where Ken gets nothing and barbie gets everything ??
