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LOFI AUTUMNK | SET (EARLY ACCESS) 3 YEARS PATREON

Celebrating 3 years on patreon, reviving the name of my first LOFI set, mixing colors and shapes to make a cute lounge - rest, full of artistic designs and autumn colors, very happy to be able to share with you.

23 ITEMS

*ALL BASE GAME COMPATIBLE

*10 SWACTHES

| You can find the items by searching for  RS AUTUMNK  or RS in game.

-ALL FUNTIONAL

DOWNLOAD PATREONS: EARLY ACCESS NOW

PUBLIC ACCESS 20.OCT.2024

THANK YOU FOR UR SUPPORT! - Rusticsims 🍅

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Parakeet pop x A collaboration with Cissouryne

Introducing the vibrant "Parakeet Pop" custom content set for #TheSims4, a dazzling collaboration with the delightful French streamer, Cissouryne! Inspired by her love for pink, purple, and pastel pop colorschemes, as well as her passion for mangas and video games, this collection is a true celebration of her unique style. 

Discover hidden details and subtle nods to her favorite topics, skillfully woven throughout the set. Representing her cherished community, the Parakeet, this content bursts with joy, creativity, and a touch of playfulness. Dive into a world of vibrant colors, delightful surprises, and a whole lot of love from Cissouryne and her Parakeet community! 🦜

Description

Includes 21 new items basegame compatible and lowpoly

Comfort: Animated and functional double bed, a furry sofa and assorted loveseat and a bicolor living pouf chair

Surfaces: Low table with colorful ascent, bookshelves with details

Lighting: Parakeet table lamp, floor lamp, parakeet neon and wisteria wall neon light

Decor: Hanging plant with butterfly, parakeet rug, lighted mirror, manga books, flower plushie pillow, bed pillows, coffee mug with French biscuits, joypad, bunny jewellery holder.

Build: Painted brick with bright and colorful scheme.

Download

EARLY ACCESS on my patreon

The Furniture Showroom (CC Pack for The Sims 4)

Over the last few months I have seen some pieces of furniture that I wanted to make but that didn't fit well in any of my previews cc pack ideas. I saved them for a while and I finally found a very cool idea where they all can live together: A Furniture Showroom.

And of course, I always have wanted to recreate the ICONIC Heart-shaped Bed and Hot Tub from The Sims 1 and well, since this is the cc pack of February, I thought it would be appropriate for Valentine's Day.

Along the kinky bedroom and the motel style patio, I created 4 more mini collections that you can use to decorate your Sims houses: a bathroom, a sunroom space, an eclectic reading area and a mini study room.

WooHoo Collection, the bed is inspired in the real life Heart-shaped Bed from the "Pass the Spark" MV featuring Anitta. 

Niagara collection. Inspired by the ICONIC Niagara Love Tub from The Sims: Hot Date.

Eccentric and Bogat collection.

Guan and Puzzlion collection.

▶ ABOUT THE CC PACK

38 items all base game compatible.

Confort: 3 Chairs, Sofa chair, Heart-shaped Bed.

Build: 1 Wallpaper, 3 Carpet Floors.

Decorative: 2 Plants, Painting, Circle Wall Sculpture, Ceiling fan (3 Sizes), Mirror.

Lighting: Desk Lamp, Heart Night Table Lamp, Ceiling Lamp (3 Sizes), 3 Neon Lights.

Plumbing: Sink, Bath Tub, Heart-shaped Hot Tub (base game and functional).

Storage: Empty Bookcase (functional).

Surface: 2 Dining Table, 3 Coffee Tables, Mini Stand Table.

▶ SPECIAL MENTIONS

SimmErika, thank you so much for helping me with the Sims poses :)

Harrie for enlightening me on an issue with the neon lights.

Please let me know what you think!

THIS WEEK, I’LL OFFER ONE OF YOU THE BATHROOM CLUTTER KIT!

You have until February 3rd to participate (Midnight CET time). To be consider in this lotery, you have to follow these easy steps :

1. FOLLOW MY BLOG (@redhotchilisimblr)

2. REBLOG THIS POST or LIKE & COMMENT THIS POST

I’ll reblog this post February 4th with the winner tagged in!

THIS WEEK, I’LL OFFER ONE OF YOU THE SIMTIMATES KIT!

You have until January 31st to participate (Midnight CET time). To be consider in this lotery, you have to follow these easy steps : 

1. FOLLOW MY BLOG (@redhotchilisimblr)

2. REBLOG THIS POST or LIKE & COMMENT THIS POST

I’ll reblog this post February 1st with the winner tagged in! 

If you want to see the items showcase, you can find it on my blog. This kit is very detailed and a nice addition for your sims, if you can afford it. I know that some of you already have it… but I’m more than happy to be able to give an extra copy! You deserve it!

I found another nice fireplace in TSM, and converted it and made edits.

One variation without the upper part, and a smaller version for those castle nooks.

It’s basically short monologues on interesting, funny, little-known snippets of history, especially focusing on women and POC

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL4mHvlV6UOggYiXM3lcAHw/videos

But if you asked, “Would you let the statue of liberty burn in order to save your child? your spouse? someone you loved a great deal?” the tune abruptly changes. At the very least, there’s a hesitation. Even if they deny it, I’m willing to bet that gun to their head, the answer would be “yes.”  

The basic problem here is that people have a hard time seeing outside their own sphere of influence, and empathizing beyond the few people who are right in front of them. You’ve got your immediate family, whom you love; your friends, your acquaintances, maybe to a certain degree the people who share a status with you (your religion, your race, etc.)–but beyond that? People aren’t real. They’re theoretical. 

But a national monument? That’s real. It stands for something. The value of a non-realized anonymous life that exists completely outside your sphere of influence is clearly worth less than something that represents freedom and prosperity to a whole nation, right?

People who think like this lack the compassion to realize that everyone is in someone’s immediate sphere of influence–that everyone is someone’s lover, or brother, or parent. Everyone means the world to someone. And it’s the absolute height of selfishness to assume that their lives don’t have value just because they don’t mean the world to you. 

an example: so, as the nazis began war against france, the staff of the louvre began crating up and shipping out the artworks. it was vital to them (for many reasons) that the nazis not get their hands on the collections, and hitler’s desire for them was known, so they dispersed the objects to the four winds; one of the curators personally traveled with la gioconda, mona lisa herself, in an unmarked crate, moving at least five times from location to location to avoid detection.

they even removed and hid the nike of samothrace, “winged victory,” which is both delicate, having been pieced back together from fragments, and incredibly heavy, weighing over three metric tons.

the curators who hid these artworks risked death to ensure that they wouldn’t fall into nazi hands. and yes, they are just paintings, just statues. but when i think about the idea of hitler capturing and standing smugly beside the nike of samothrace, a statue widely beloved as a symbol of liberty, i completely understand why someone would risk their life to prevent that. if my life was all that stood between a fascist dictator and a masterpiece that inspired millions, i would be willing to risk it. my belief in the power and necessity of art would demand i do so.

if, however, a nazi held a gun to some kid’s head (any kid!) and asked me which crate the mona lisa was in, they could have it in a heartbeat. no problem! i wouldn’t even have to think about it. being willing to risk my own life on principle doesn’t mean i’m willing to see others endangered for those same principles.

and that is exactly where the conservative hard-right falls right the fuck down. they are, typically, entirely willing to watch others suffer for their own principles. they are perfectly okay with seeing children in cages because of their supposed belief in law and order. they are perfectly willing to let women die from pregnancy complications because of their anti-abortion beliefs. they are alright with poverty and disease on general principle because they hold the free-market sacrosanct. and i guess from their own example they would save the statue of liberty and let human beings burn instead.

but speaking as a leftist (i’m more comfortable with socialist tbh), my principles are not abstract things that i hold aside from life, apart or above my place as a human being in a society. my beliefs arise from being a person amidst people. i don’t love art for art’s sake alone, actually! i don’t love objects because they are objects: i love them because they are artifacts of our humanity, because they communicate and connect us, because they embody love and curiosity and fear and feeling. i love art because i love people. i want universal health care because i want to see people universally cared for. i want universal basic income because people’s safety and dignity should not be determined by their economic productivity to an employer. i am anti-war and pro-choice for the same reason: i value people’s lives but also their autonomy and right to self-determination. my beliefs are not abstractions. i could never value a type of economic system that i saw hurting people, no matter how much “growth” it produced. i could never love “law and order” more than i love a child, any child, i saw trapped in a cage.

This is also why they think “get a job” is useful advice. In their heads they honestly do not understand why the NPCs who make up the majority of the human race can’t just flip a switch from “no job” to “job.” When they say “get a job” they’re filing a glitch report with God and they honestly think that’s all it takes.

Conservatives view social issues as universal constants that fundamentally are unable to be changed, like the weather. You can try to alter your own behavior to protect yourself (you can carry an umbrella), and you can commiserate about how bad the weather is, but you can’t stop it from raining. This is why conservatives blame victims of rape for dressing immodestly or for drinking or for going out at night: to them, those things are like going out without an umbrella when you know it’s going to rain. 

“But then why do conservatives try to stop things they dislike by making them illegal, like drug use or immigration or abortion?” And the answer is: they’re not. They know perfectly well that those things will continue. No amount of studies showing that their methods are ineffective will matter to them because effectiveness is not the point. The point is to punish people for doing bad things, because punishing people is how you show your disapproval of their actions; if you don’t punish them, then you’re condoning their behavior. 

This is why they will never support rehabilitative prisons, even though they reduce crime. This is why they will never support free birth control for everyone, even though that would reduce abortions. This is why they will never support just giving homeless people houses, even though it’s proven to be cheaper and more effective at stopping homelessness than halfway houses and shelters. It’s not about stopping evil, because you can’t; it’s about saying definitively what is Bad and what is Good, and we as a society do that by punishing the people we’ve decided are bad.