u/Ok-Height1308

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Should I add seasons?

I'm already playing with island paradise, university, pets, and generations. I have a gaming computer and experience no lag having all the packs on so im kinda considering trying seasons but im not sure..

my gameplay style is sorta just living the town and the one family i have going.

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u/Ok-Height1308 — 3 hours ago

help picking a nude pallet

I dont have ANY nude pallets so im in the market looking for one...

I am brown/medium skin tone so i HAVE to have something with actual pigment in it. Originally I was looking at Noods and Jill Leen but the ND pallet kind gagged me. I don't mind paying for a more expensive pallet because I tend to use my makeup for a long time but I'm torn on what to settle on.. I really want something that has actual neutral tones in it. I also don't buy from Loreal, Estee, Uniliever, etc etc

u/Ok-Height1308 — 5 days ago

Do you get hit on by your own ethnicity the most or others? Does it ever change?

I am always FASCINATED by dating behaviors in different cultures because there's so much unspoken information... and people act so different.

I think the only people who walk up and hit one me/compliment me the most are other black people. Especially if I have my natural hair blown out (its long so especially older people like to talk to me about it). However I notice when I do certain hairstyles, white people will start talking to me all of a sudden. It's very interesting. I notice it happens with men a little bit too, like my dad is darkskin and for some reason when he straightens his hair latino/hispanics start trying to talk to him.

I'm overweight atm and I kind of feel like only black people go after me (although culturally we outwardly approach people more) but when I was 30lbs lighter or so more different people seemed interested in talking to me.

To clarify I'm not asking this as dating advice.. I am not really super interested in dating to be honest. I just like sociology.

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u/Ok-Height1308 — 7 days ago

First wash day after a month and I'm really impressed with my hair atm. The past few washes its been SO soft without me using any conditioner in it (I still apply it, but the downtime when its fully clean its still like that dry). when i actually am washing on a more regular basis i can have very little hair left in my brush and my wash days only take like, 45-60 minutes including a body shower. I'm still unsatisfied with my ends, if i grab a section and search it theres almost always a split hair at the bottom or a ssk but I think I can live with it.

honestly its made some of my daily life so much easier managing my hair now compared to being in hs/ms and literally crying over detangling. now even on my bad mornings where I just dont feel cute once i start actually taking my bonnet off and fixing it up its SO easy and i feel better.

I am curious though if anyone else has gotten their hair to a point where its soft without extra product or in general very manageable when its dry whats your routine like? I want to see if there are many similarities across the board

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u/Ok-Height1308 — 11 days ago