I found the marker. I was NOT expecting it to be in decorations!
Great that you found it! I meant to say where it is located in my previous post.
It has a rather large footprint since the animations require that space, but I think it’s worth using the slot for the enjoyment you can get out of it.
I agree that an actual fencing/ sword fighting skill would be an excellent addition to the game and I can see it being similar to the lightsaber skill from JtB. Just without the lightsabers. 😅
I found the marker. I was NOT expecting it to be in decorations!
Great that you found it! I meant to say where it is located in my previous post.
It has a rather large footprint since the animations require that space, but I think it’s worth using the slot for the enjoyment you can get out of it.
I agree that an actual fencing/ sword fighting skill would be an excellent addition to the game and I can see it being similar to the lightsaber skill from JtB. Just without the lightsabers. 😅
I never bought JtB because the SW franchise is not something I'm into, I have to admit.
Now I know swordplay can be done outside of the acting career, I've got some ideas for when I go back to one of my paused saves though, and it will be helpful if I play a medieval theme again fot sure.
YES!!! I LOVE that idea they could have a men pack AND a woman pack yes they have enough stuff for girls but it might allow them to make man pack. and I think it could include fishing related things. my male sims like fishing, a lot.
Yes, I play big families in the sims. please add crawling babies and pre-teens, My mom played sims 1 and 2 now I play 4, its just family tradition at this point
What makes these man activities? Women can't be architects and construction workers?
Because generally these activities are done more so by men how many female construction workers do you think there are compared to men? This game usually picks activities more so catered towards women and many of us want activities you would see men doing
Sims 4 went from "You Rule" to "One of the stories we want you to tell"
I agree that these activities are not innately gendered. Clothing and activities don't carry any gender on their own, but only in the minds and imaginations of people. But because they carry gender in the minds of people, we have to be watchful for two potential injustices:
That of applying limiting stereotypes, and that of denying people their gender expression through their choice of appearance and activities.
If we aren't erasing gender and denying people their free expression of it, we shouldn't have a slant toward just one end of the gender spectrum, for available activities and appearances.
But to avoid inflicting limiting stereotypes, we want to avoid calling things "for men" and "for women" since anyone can do them or use them. Nonbinary people also exist, so limiting the game to the gender binary exclusively is also a problem. But we want to let people who play, express femininity and masculinity (or both, or neither) freely and at their own choice.
But you can't make a choice that doesn't exist.
So for this reason, there do need to be an equitable amount of ways to express masculinity in the game.
Oh wow. I'm just now seeing this thread and I ADORE the ideas in here. My dudes totally need ALL of this. I really really would love to have more manly things🥺🥺
Though any gender could use them of course.
Oh nvm apparently I was in this thread before 😂😂
Saw my old post but I don't even remember. I guess I loved it then and I love it now. ❤
Haha. Whenever I discover a discussion dedicated to man male dude sims I get a little excited and feel the urge to share everything I want for man male dude sims, only to find out I already posted in that very thread about 50 times. 😅
It certainly means there’s still not enough for the boys. We’ll just have to keep at it. 💪🏼
Oh nvm apparently I was in this thread before 😂😂
Saw my old post but I don't even remember. I guess I loved it then and I love it now. ❤
Haha. Whenever I discover a discussion dedicated to man male dude sims I get a little excited and feel the urge to share everything I want for man male dude sims, only to find out I already posted in that very thread about 50 times. 😅
It certainly means there’s still not enough for the boys. We’ll just have to keep at it. 💪🏼
Oh nvm apparently I was in this thread before 😂😂
Saw my old post but I don't even remember. I guess I loved it then and I love it now. ❤
Haha. Whenever I discover a discussion dedicated to man male dude sims I get a little excited and feel the urge to share everything I want for man male dude sims, only to find out I already posted in that very thread about 50 times. 😅
It certainly means there’s still not enough for the boys. We’ll just have to keep at it. 💪🏼
Keep up the good fight.
Sims 4 went from "You Rule" to "One of the stories we want you to tell"
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Great that you found it! I meant to say where it is located in my previous post.
It has a rather large footprint since the animations require that space, but I think it’s worth using the slot for the enjoyment you can get out of it.
I agree that an actual fencing/ sword fighting skill would be an excellent addition to the game and I can see it being similar to the lightsaber skill from JtB. Just without the lightsabers. 😅
I never bought JtB because the SW franchise is not something I'm into, I have to admit.
Now I know swordplay can be done outside of the acting career, I've got some ideas for when I go back to one of my paused saves though, and it will be helpful if I play a medieval theme again fot sure.
Heavy Rain
I imagine a parent and a child building something together.
Other missing male activities : Pillow fight and Food fight
Fairground activities
Skateboard collection
Barbecuing together (bonding activity)
Hanging out together with a juice
Kite Surfing / Wind surfing
@chocolatefrosting
I believe the OP indicated in previous comments that these activities are not limited to men.
The children like to imagine awesome fights with super powers and invisible enemies, unlike the adults they don't fight for real.
That of applying limiting stereotypes, and that of denying people their gender expression through their choice of appearance and activities.
If we aren't erasing gender and denying people their free expression of it, we shouldn't have a slant toward just one end of the gender spectrum, for available activities and appearances.
But to avoid inflicting limiting stereotypes, we want to avoid calling things "for men" and "for women" since anyone can do them or use them. Nonbinary people also exist, so limiting the game to the gender binary exclusively is also a problem. But we want to let people who play, express femininity and masculinity (or both, or neither) freely and at their own choice.
But you can't make a choice that doesn't exist.
So for this reason, there do need to be an equitable amount of ways to express masculinity in the game.
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Though any gender could use them of course.
Saw my old post but I don't even remember. I guess I loved it then and I love it now. ❤
Haha. Whenever I discover a discussion dedicated to man male dude sims I get a little excited and feel the urge to share everything I want for man male dude sims, only to find out I already posted in that very thread about 50 times. 😅
It certainly means there’s still not enough for the boys. We’ll just have to keep at it. 💪🏼
Hahahaha🤣🤣 true! 💪