The Sims does things to your brain

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• GL

  @glubglabglep · 1 year ago

  when I was a child, The Sims made me believe that getting an entry-level job didn't require 10 years of experience and a big portfolio 💀

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• PO

  @PossibleBat · 1 year ago

  I’ll never own a home or have a nice life so yeah, it does things to my mind, it gives me hope

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• AL

  @AlejaCCx · 1 year ago

  "For me, Sims 3 is my favorite Sims game" I said out loud HELL YEAH, as I nodded, because hell yeah, I love it.

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• EM

  @emoprincess229 · 1 year ago

  To be a lifelong Sims player, and going from the open world of 3, to the loading screens of 4 - it was an immediate drag..

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• LE

  @leadahprice3998 · 1 year ago

  Sims 2 machinimas were something ELSE. What a time to be alive

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• HE

  @HeyJudie · 1 year ago

  Nothing can beat the open world of The Sims 3. Maybe if they had actually worked on a Sims 5 we could have nice things again.

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• RE

  @reve1230 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCkBXtk6teI&amp;t=577">9:37</a> &quot;unfortunately, now we&apos;re at the sims 4&quot; bruh yeah

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• AS

  @asmrtpop2676 · 1 year ago

  Just got off work, been on one of my three times a year Sims content binges, see this in my recommended, just took my edible 20mins ago… oh yes.

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• GO

  @gokitokodi · 1 year ago

  As some who played all of the sims games (including 3&amp;4) and even inzoi, I believe sims3 is the best. But I always got that weird feeling after I close the game after playing hours. Its not exactly like oh I dont have life outside of this game but something else. Like I can’t feel real or in the moment in my real life.

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• AE

  @aerynnnnnnn · 1 year ago

  DLC in the past was worth something because you had a tangible item with stuff inside sometimes to show your passion. I had those thick Sims 2 cases lined up like an encyclopedia collection. I have the computer from early 2000&apos;s in my garage because my castaway cd got stuck in the driver. 😂 Just haven&apos;t gotten around to cracking it open, but it&apos;s in there. 😊

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• IS

  @isabellamata2027 · 1 year ago

  I learned so much especially vocabulary growing up playing the sims . Started at 6 and now I’m 21 . I remember hearing words like miscellaneous , insufficient funds , etc literally having to use context clues so young .

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• CH

  @chanelhp2889 · 1 year ago

  watching this as I am playing my multi-generational Sims4 household. A+

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