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*Sim may want to change career paths if they feel cooped-up in their current vocation. |
*Sim may want to change career paths if they feel cooped-up in their current vocation. |
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*Sim can "Fret over Commitment" if involved in a committed relationship. |
*Sim can "Fret over Commitment" if involved in a committed relationship. |
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*Provides a bonus to Sims writing in the [[Writing#Genres|Drama genre]]. |
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== Possible lifetime wishes == |
== Possible lifetime wishes == |
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Revision as of 09:52, 19 June 2010
Commitment Issues is a trait from The Sims 3. It conflicts with Hopeless Romantic and it first available for teens.
Sims with Commitment Issues don't really want to settle down into a long-term relationship or a lifelong career. Marriage is out of the question!
Behaviors
- Sim will need an extraordinarily high relationship with another Sim before they will feel comfortable committing to a relationship.
- Sim may want to change career paths if they feel cooped-up in their current vocation.
- Sim can "Fret over Commitment" if involved in a committed relationship.
- Provides a bonus to Sims writing in the Drama genre.
Possible lifetime wishes
- Jack of All Trades
Sims with commitment issues
- Examples of premade Sims with commitment issues:
Don Lothario, Xander Clavell, Pauline Wan, Lucille Spenster, Hank Goddard, Roxie Lin, Thornton Wolff