A place for my addiction, The Sims. Playing with their little pixel lives, like wee pixies on puppet strings.
Note: I post a lot, on average 6-7 posts a day.
Note: I post a lot, on average 6-7 posts a day.
That awkward moment when your mother sees your Sims getting their WooHoo on and comments “if that’s how you do it, your dad and I have a lot of catching up to do”…
I think one of the big reasons I love the Sims now is because I never had the pretty wooden dollhouse and furniture I pined for when I was little. Sims is my dollhouse. XD
Referring to The Sims 3, everybody in the city is always reading a book, everybody who is bored goes and gets a book, and everybody wants to talk to you about books and their stores. Sunset Valley must be a place full of intelligent people.
I sacrifice my life so that my sims can have good lives..
..by that I mean no eating, sleeping, or showering or socializing.
Just sims.
5 Awesome things in The Sims I want IRL ›
5 Awesome things in The Sims I want IRL
- Falling asleep instantly. No staring at the ceiling or tossing and turning, you go to sleep when you want to sleep.
- Feeling accomplished about learning measurable skills like cooking, logic, athleticism. I probably have at least level six charisma. At least.
- When cooking, all of the pots and pans you used turn into one simple dish to wash at the end of the meal. I would wash one dish after making ratatouille.
- Job availability. No interview or resume needed, you can get a job in nearly any field at any time.
- There’s no ‘sexual orientation’ label. You can flirt with and kiss whoever you want and no sim seems to care or think it’s wrong. Well, unless they’re married and you do it in front of the spouse- they mind.
silly boy
My fiance just told me that, when we try for kids, I’m not allowed to watch any kids TV or listen to kids music and I have to eat lots of watermelons.
You know you have an addiction to Sims 3 when you start speaking in their language.
I like Sim people more than real life people.
