✧･Heart wave ✧･ﾟ

while this revelation isn't new, it's very true. while on a social media detox, I played a bit of sims.

completely vanilla, only taking screenshots when something funny happened more out of a reflex than a need to document something and it felt freeing and fun.

while I did have a mod or two (cutting ads from home screen launch for one...,) I disabled the packs I didn't love and just played.

when consuming other people's highly curated and edited gameplay and screenshots you begin to wonder — why doesn't my game look like that? why don't I do that? why don't I have that downloaded?

before long you've been glued to someone else's work whether subconsciously or on purpose and it becomes less 'inspiration' and more like idolizing, agonizing, and indecision.

all of this to say: play the game if you want to. embrace the quirks of the gameplay, realize that it might not be the same thing others post but if you remove the self imposed rat race of (a lot, not all) of simblr — you can have fun.

girly apartment vibes | sims 4 cc finds🍦

01. grocery bag, lunchbox & cup 02. pizza, ice cream & syrup 03. calendar & book

04. chair 05. shopping bags 06. backpack & sneakers

07. photos 08. plant & clock 9. painting set