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Just wanted to let Everyone know I have been very busy, maybe too busy. Either way, I have been updating and Overhauling all my older content.

Updates to Come:

Explain Problems

Complain About Marriage

Show off Outfit

Intersex (Big Update; Looking to add something to the City Living Activist Career)

I am still looking into remaking Sub/Dom as well as other traits. However the last one, Pregnancy Glow, really wore me out and I'd like to take some time to just play the game and work on less taxing things. I need Oliver time.

As a Side Note:

What is Your View on Mood and Moodlets in the Sims 4?

I, as a storyteller, see Moodlets as things my sim has on their mind and the main mood they're in as just what they're focused on at the time being. If my sim has little to no Moodlet's I tend to worry about their well being. Yes, that means in my game Oliver tends to have a moodlet bar that crosses the entire screen. But I began to wonder what others saw Moodlets and their Sim's Mood as. So if you'd like to share your thoughts on the matter please do in the comments below. 😀🎉

Thanks 💜

Update [August 27, 2020]: Uploaded a few things I've been holding onto.

No Live Drag Base Game Rug [On The Spot]

3 Debug Realm of Magic Glowing Spots/Lamps [Great for adding colored light effects] in Purple, Yellow, and Blue

My Own Version of Coolspears Nap in Tub Mod - Unlocks Nap in Tub as a visible Interaction

Comments

Athena Apollos

I play with headline effects turned off, so moodlets mean A TON to me. A and É tend to have moodlets that stretch across the entire screen too. If they don't have that many moodlets, I also worry about their well-being.

veilaris

Take your time to relax and enjoy life/gaming a bit. There is enough in this world to worry about. I appreciate the depth your mods add to gameplay and your hard-work shows. I really enjoy moodlets and like you, see moodlets as thoughts in my sims’ brains. That said, I don’t always appreciate when they stretch across the screen because I end up missing over half of them. Best!

sokkarang

I think moodlets add a lot of variety to the game and transform sims from basic entities into actual characters. Moodlets make them feel more human and I definitely see them as thoughts in the sims' brains. If they stretch too far where I can't read them all at once, I just pause and click to see what they all say :)

Leila Beam

I personally love moodlets because they tell me what my sim is thinking and flesh out their character their experiences and the experiences of those around them. I really feel like they help explain why they are happy, sad, etc and tend to feel the more the merrier. Moodlets also give me more ideas for potential storylines to pursue and take off some of the weight of coming up with everything on my own.

Tokay Gris

Oh boy. Finally! No more random rugs in inventories... I LIKE!