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    Do you often dress your sims in clothes from the opposite gender?

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    Huiiie_07Huiiie_07 Posts: 1,200 Member
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    I see myself doing it constantly, especially giving females t shirts for males, as I don't really like most tops for females. To be honest, I would have downloaded much more cc if the gender patch never happened. I'm glad the option for sims to wear clothes from the other gender was added back then. I just wish male tops wouldn't look so weird on females.
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    Do you often dress your sims in clothes from the opposite gender? 243 votes

    Yes, I constantly remove the gender tag for more choices
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    No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
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    It depends (please comment)
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      DeKayDeKay Posts: 81,603 Member
      No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
      Nope. Cuz what would my guy sims wear anyway? XD There's only like a few nice female sweaters that look okay on males but that's about it.
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      sekojranasekojrana Posts: 107 Member
      No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
      I would more often, but I find most of the clothes on the opposite gender are really awkward and just don't look right. Especially male clothes on the feminine frame; the shirts are too lumpy all over, the pants have like, a really deep dent in the fork, and the shoes make their feet unnaturally thin. It's kind of annoying too, because some pants and shoes have had their gender tags removed completely, so they show up without adjusting the tags, and I get excited to use them and then I'm let down cos they look so bad on :(
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      SikoahGraceSikoahGrace Posts: 1,399 Member
      No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
      No, it's just not something I think about. What's funny is I often where my husband's clothes especially his t-shirts. But I just don't think that way with my Sims? Might have to consider this because a big comfy t-shirt is always a thing in my life.
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      citysimmercitysimmer Posts: 5,950 Member
      It depends (please comment)
      Sometimes. Not with tops, though. They always look weird when you switch them idk what it is
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      CupidCupid Posts: 3,623 Member
      No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
      There are a couple of accessories that I turn the flag off for, but almost never for clothing. If I'm being honest, the work for that gender conversion was done very poorly, and I don't like for my sims' bodies to be deformed in the clothes they wear.
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      ChazzzyChazzzy Posts: 7,166 Member
      Never.

      Didn’t see the option listed.
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      TheLibrarySimTheLibrarySim Posts: 966 Member
      There's some male suit jackets and tie sets that look great on some of my femalre Sims, and Caleb looks hot in the female leather pants.
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      ListentoToppDoggListentoToppDogg Posts: 2,103 Member
      No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
      Never.
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      GruffmanGruffman Posts: 4,831 Member
      It depends (please comment)
      I tend to go overboard with the whole clothing settings. I do tend to use more of the male clothes for the women than the womens clothes for the men.
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      MDianaSimsMDianaSims Posts: 4,177 Member
      edited July 2018
      No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
      The vast majority of the clothes from the opposite gender deforms Sims to such an extent that I don't like it. If it didn't I would make more use of this feature. The most annoying thing being that the hips and knees of females sink when you put any male clothing on them. With female clothes on male Sims it's the chest area that looks off.
      That said, for certain Sims these changes to the body frame might actually work well with their story or personality.
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      simgirl1010simgirl1010 Posts: 35,883 Member
      Yes, I constantly remove the gender tag for more choices
      Always. Especially for the toddlers and children. I also remove the category options so if I want my sim to wear sneakers with a formal dress they can.
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      MovottiMovotti Posts: 7,774 Member
      Yes, I constantly remove the gender tag for more choices
      Heck, yes!
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      AfterMidnightAfterMidnight Posts: 1,020 Member
      No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
      I would if the clothes fitted better. A lot of it just looks odd, which is a shame.
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      keenowkeenow Posts: 549 Member
      No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
      I mostly dress them in clothes for their gender. But I have occasionally taken the gender tag off. Sometimes to get more options for females to wear. Once to put Hercules in a leotard.
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      Jprp83Jprp83 Posts: 400 Member
      Yes, I constantly remove the gender tag for more choices
      One of my favorite sims is a guy who does drag in his party outfit. Other than that I often give girls masculine clothes, depending on the look I'm trying to go for: for instance a tomboy, or just a casual/not uber-feminine girl.
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      Jprp83Jprp83 Posts: 400 Member
      Yes, I constantly remove the gender tag for more choices
      Also the deformation that occurs when you dress sims in clothes of the opposite gender looks worse in CAS than in game. So it doesn't bother me too much.
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      paradiseplanetparadiseplanet Posts: 4,421 Member
      It depends (please comment)
      Only if they can rock the look!
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      happyopihappyopi Posts: 1,355 Member
      Yes, I constantly remove the gender tag for more choices
      Men in skirts and women in suits !
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      NyteRoseNyteRose Posts: 1,672 Member
      No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
      Usually for accessories- that spiked choker and some of the male stud earring for females, plus the female leather pants look really hot on some male sims.
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      NindigoNindigo Posts: 2,764 Member
      No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
      Nope, never. Both halves of my gay couple are masculine and do not suffer gender confusion.


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      LyrieLyrie Posts: 881 Member
      It depends (please comment)
      Sometimes, it depends on the sim really and what backstory/perference they strike me as, it is challenging to do this no doubt somethings just looks very odd on the opposite gender, but I mange when it happens in my game.
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      ThePinkBookGirlThePinkBookGirl Posts: 437 Member
      No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
      I like some of the clothes from the male category that would work for female, but they just fit terribly. Especially some of the tops will make a large chested woman shrink down in a weird way. I tried, but they sadly just don’t work well :neutral: And same with the female shirts on men, just odd. Although the female bottoms work well on men, so I’ll use those.
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      HermitgirlHermitgirl Posts: 8,825 Member
      It depends (please comment)
      Usually it's females wearing some "male" clothes. They fit better and can still look feminine to me. I do however make men dress more fem or women dress more masculine for story purposes or because it suits their character from time to time.
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      BelongtoLCMSBelongtoLCMS Posts: 125 Member
      No, I mostly give them clothes from their own gender category
      It is not mostly, I always give them clothing for their appropriate gender. I do not take the gender tag off.
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