"Eleri;c-18287024" wrote:
As a twin I absolutely hate being called "they." I know nobody asked . . . I'm just saying.
I AM A TWIN AND I FEEL THE SAME EXACT WAY.
"CAPTAIN_NXR7;c-18287155" wrote:
I will say though - it took them a suspiciously long time to add more “masculine” features to the game. The Modern Menswear kit felt like a real slap in the man-face at the time, not because I believe plaid miniskirts look absolutely ridiculous on adult male bodied individuals (I do think that, no offence) but because of its title “Modern Menswear”, a kit that was released before we even had a full bodyhair menu and nicely fitting, basic masculine clothes. I get the whole Ken thing, but this was getting a bit out of hand. They really made up for it when they introduced body hair, shaving and more masculine / gender neutral clothes in general. Calmed down, I have.
The thing is, this bias towards women attire is actually industry-wide, not just the Sims. Practically every custom character maker out there has better female options than male. I really don't know why that's the case, and it kinda upsets me because I'm a woman who absolutely loves male Sims.
