Withdrawal symptoms

[nimi4]

You know you've played Sims too little...

when you feel the irresistible urge to continue playing the main characters' lives when the film ends >.

Comments

[nimi4]

Aww dear, I missed you too! And of course Simming and posting in general - I'd hoped to have a little more time this term, but unfortunately school keeps on having to get priority over the fun things..
I hope all is well with you, xxx

[xxevermore]

I know exactly what you mean.
(Love your new(?) journal look, by the way! :D)

[nimi4]

Good to know I'm not the only one :D It feels really weird, but I want to know what happens after the happy end.

And thank you! I was rather fond of my Simmified Doctor Who one and the dark grey background was great for pictures, but a little too dark for my liking when the days started to shorten up here! Finding a nice new one is a hassle, but I think it worked out in the end. :)

[strange_tomato]

Or when you look at two people and wonder how their genetics would blend?

Having that thought makes me feel... odd. XD

[nimi4]

Haha, yeah. xD Comparing genetic traits of parents and children is also one of my favourites.

[llama_ramalon]

I missed these! :P
I know I'm not alone in this one. . But I love looking at houses for ideas for when I can get into the game again. . :P

[nimi4]

Oh, me too! The fact that the way I look at buildings has really changed in the last years probably also has something to do with my temporary ambition to study architecture; but building Sims houses has definitely influenced it as well! Lately though, I find myself cycling past houses and suddenly thinking about building in the Sims and how I miss it and how I have so many ideas and I want to realize them... :D