I really wished that they never added the negative moodlet when they were around those bears, aka, humans in bear costumes. I'd get it if it were a real bear, but gemme a break, it's a costume.
I really wished that they never added the negative moodlet when they were around those bears, aka, humans in bear costumes. I'd get it if it were a real bear, but gemme a break, it's a costume.
Maybe they get a negative moodlets because sims are really stupid and can't tell the difference between a bear and a person in costume...or those costumes are pretty funky.
OK I will say it, I found it a bit weird since "Bear night" or Bear events are popular parties among the gay community, being a "bear" usually a beefed up guy, hairy and with a beard (resembling a bear). I am happily playing my sims and then suddenly this creepy adult sends a message to my teenage sim "Its bear night, GROWL! Join me blah blah blah"
Needless to say I was creeped out Hahahahaha
Your female sim must have been 🐸🐸🐸🐸 there were no straight men in there haha
I really wished that they never added the negative moodlet when they were around those bears, aka, humans in bear costumes. I'd get it if it were a real bear, but gemme a break, it's a costume.
For some it would make sense, I guess Squeamish? I am dead afraid of people in costumes. It's like something costumes me and I have to get away or I begin to panic. My mum is the same, actually.
OK I will say it, I found it a bit weird since "Bear night" or Bear events are popular parties among the gay community, being a "bear" usually a beefed up guy, hairy and with a beard (resembling a bear). I am happily playing my sims and then suddenly this creepy adult sends a message to my teenage sim "Its bear night, GROWL! Join me blah blah blah"
Needless to say I was creeped out Hahahahaha
Your female sim must have been plum there were no straight men in there haha
LOOOL...did you ever see that Kids in the Hall Sketch where it's explained how to fight off a bear? I probably can't link to it because of content but your comments instantly reminded me of that skit, which is a play on the animal, bear, and what you're talking about (bear nights in the gay community).
ETA: The skit is called The Kids in the Hall - How to Survive a Grizzly Bear Attack. Just YouTube it. It's hilarious. NSFW. (You've been warned.)
OK I will say it, I found it a bit weird since "Bear night" or Bear events are popular parties among the gay community, being a "bear" usually a beefed up guy, hairy and with a beard (resembling a bear). I am happily playing my sims and then suddenly this creepy adult sends a message to my teenage sim "Its bear night, GROWL! Join me blah blah blah"
Needless to say I was creeped out Hahahahaha
Your female sim must have been plum there were no straight men in there haha
Off the main topic but just an FYI --We have something similar in the lesbian community: (2 sides of the same coin I guess..) Femmes and Studs Those are non-offensive descriptions, the former is where I'm at (For example, my avatar is my simself) and the latter is more often referred to as "butch"-- again these are terms within our own community, not to be considered offensive at all.
Now as for the topic.. this must have come wit the Outdoor Retreat pack, which brought the bear costume into the game. I didn't get that (or any others as of yet, really) so I don't have to deal with Bear Nights
... there was room for a pun in there somewherebut we already had one "*BA DUM TSS!!!* on this page. One will do!
OK I will say it, I found it a bit weird since "Bear night" or Bear events are popular parties among the gay community, being a "bear" usually a beefed up guy, hairy and with a beard (resembling a bear). I am happily playing my sims and then suddenly this creepy adult sends a message to my teenage sim "Its bear night, GROWL! Join me blah blah blah"
Needless to say I was creeped out Hahahahaha
Your female sim must have been plum there were no straight men in there haha
Off the main topic but just an FYI --We have something similar in the lesbian community: (2 sides of the same coin I guess..) Femmes and Studs Those are non-offensive descriptions, the former is where I'm at (For example, my avatar is my simself) and the latter is more often referred to as "butch"-- again these are terms within our own community, not to be considered offensive at all.
Now as for the topic.. this must have come wit the Outdoor Retreat pack, which brought the bear costume into the game. I didn't get that (or any others as of yet, really) so I don't have to deal with Bear Nights
... there was room for a pun in there somewherebut we already had one "*BA DUM TSS!!!* on this page. One will do!
The two gay cooks on the fancy yacht in the movie Fool's Gold. One of the gay cooks said butch when they were going after the bad guy near the end of the movie. So butch is something I have heard before.
OK I will say it, I found it a bit weird since "Bear night" or Bear events are popular parties among the gay community, being a "bear" usually a beefed up guy, hairy and with a beard (resembling a bear). I am happily playing my sims and then suddenly this creepy adult sends a message to my teenage sim "Its bear night, GROWL! Join me blah blah blah"
Needless to say I was creeped out Hahahahaha
Your female sim must have been plum there were no straight men in there haha
This was my first thought too honestly and my first thought was, "WELP. Time for my male sim to do a 2 step out of the closet!"
supersonic, simobotic, disconnected, not respected, who would ever really wanna go and top that?
I really wished that they never added the negative moodlet when they were around those bears, aka, humans in bear costumes. I'd get it if it were a real bear, but gemme a break, it's a costume.
For some it would make sense, I guess Squeamish? I am dead afraid of people in costumes. It's like something costumes me and I have to get away or I begin to panic. My mum is the same, actually.
If you ever travel to NYC, don't ever come to Times Square. Nothing but a sea of people of questionable background in filthy rented costumes begging for change. Even I'm skeeved walking through there and I'm a native!
I really wished that they never added the negative moodlet when they were around those bears, aka, humans in bear costumes. I'd get it if it were a real bear, but gemme a break, it's a costume.
For some it would make sense, I guess Squeamish? I am dead afraid of people in costumes. It's like something costumes me and I have to get away or I begin to panic. My mum is the same, actually.
If you ever travel to NYC, don't ever come to Times Square. Nothing but a sea of people of questionable background in filthy rented costumes begging for change. Even I'm skeeved walking through there and I'm a native!
What do you expect, it's New York City. But you are going to find people like that in other major cities as well, and not just NYC.
What do you expect, it's New York City. But you are going to find people like that in other major cities as well, and not just NYC.
Huh? I'm from NYC.
And no, it's not typical for major cities at all. This issue of masses of panhandlers showing up at tourist attractions in ratty costumes is not only just a recent thing here, it's only really been limited to places like Las Vegas and Hollywood.
But that was besides the point. The other poster was talking about being weirded out by costumes and I was making a joke not to come to Times Square, because that's like the mecca of creepy people in costumes.
I really wished that they never added the negative moodlet when they were around those bears, aka, humans in bear costumes. I'd get it if it were a real bear, but gemme a break, it's a costume.
For some it would make sense, I guess Squeamish? I am dead afraid of people in costumes. It's like something costumes me and I have to get away or I begin to panic. My mum is the same, actually.
If you ever travel to NYC, don't ever come to Times Square. Nothing but a sea of people of questionable background in filthy rented costumes begging for change. Even I'm skeeved walking through there and I'm a native!
What do you expect, it's New York City. But you are going to find people like that in other major cities as well, and not just NYC.
Hey, it could be worse. It could be San Myshuno. And the costumes there will give you PTSD and nightmares for months. Hahaha
What do you expect, it's New York City. But you are going to find people like that in other major cities as well, and not just NYC.
Huh? I'm from NYC.
And no, it's not typical for major cities at all. This issue of masses of panhandlers showing up at tourist attractions in ratty costumes is not only just a recent thing here, it's only really been limited to places like Las Vegas and Hollywood.
But that was besides the point. The other poster was talking about being weirded out by costumes and I was making a joke not to come to Times Square, because that's like the mecca of creepy people in costumes.
Anyone would be weirded out by someone in ratty old costume. And I have been to Vegas, in fact I have an uncle that lives there. And I have not seen anyone in a ratty old costume out there either. But I haven't been all over Vegas. And I have seen Time Square too, and I haven't seen any one dressed like that there either. But that's not to say there are not people that dress like in these places. Take a look at the game, and the sims that walk around in costumes in it. Yes, it's just a video game. But that's beside the point here. The SimsGuru or Gurus that add the sims that walk around in a costume must have gotten the inspiration for this from some place.
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Maybe they get a negative moodlets because sims are really stupid and can't tell the difference between a bear and a person in costume...or those costumes are pretty funky.
Funny enough, she reminded me of Fred Armisen on SNL. Same sassy vibe.
Needless to say I was creeped out Hahahahaha
Your female sim must have been 🐸🐸🐸🐸 there were no straight men in there haha
For some it would make sense, I guess Squeamish? I am dead afraid of people in costumes. It's like something costumes me and I have to get away or I begin to panic. My mum is the same, actually.
LOOOL...did you ever see that Kids in the Hall Sketch where it's explained how to fight off a bear? I probably can't link to it because of content but your comments instantly reminded me of that skit, which is a play on the animal, bear, and what you're talking about (bear nights in the gay community).
ETA: The skit is called The Kids in the Hall - How to Survive a Grizzly Bear Attack. Just YouTube it. It's hilarious. NSFW. (You've been warned.)
Off the main topic but just an FYI --We have something similar in the lesbian community: (2 sides of the same coin I guess..) Femmes and Studs Those are non-offensive descriptions, the former is where I'm at (For example, my avatar is my simself) and the latter is more often referred to as "butch"-- again these are terms within our own community, not to be considered offensive at all.
Now as for the topic.. this must have come wit the Outdoor Retreat pack, which brought the bear costume into the game. I didn't get that (or any others as of yet, really) so I don't have to deal with Bear Nights
... there was room for a pun in there somewherebut we already had one "*BA DUM TSS!!!* on this page. One will do!
This was my first thought too honestly and my first thought was, "WELP. Time for my male sim to do a 2 step out of the closet!"
If you ever travel to NYC, don't ever come to Times Square. Nothing but a sea of people of questionable background in filthy rented costumes begging for change. Even I'm skeeved walking through there and I'm a native!
Huh? I'm from NYC.
And no, it's not typical for major cities at all. This issue of masses of panhandlers showing up at tourist attractions in ratty costumes is not only just a recent thing here, it's only really been limited to places like Las Vegas and Hollywood.
But that was besides the point. The other poster was talking about being weirded out by costumes and I was making a joke not to come to Times Square, because that's like the mecca of creepy people in costumes.
Hey, it could be worse. It could be San Myshuno. And the costumes there will give you PTSD and nightmares for months. Hahaha
It's not the costumes that give me nightmares but the fact that they root through the garbage while in them. I can only imagine the smell.