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The '''Young adult''' life stage is an optional [[Life stages|life stage]] introduced in ''[[The Sims 2]]'' with the ''[[University]]'' [[expansion pack]]. In ''[[The Sims 3]]'', it returns as the fifth life stage experienced by all Sims, and was the fourth life stage in ''[[The Sims 4]] ''until January 2017''. ''<ref group="n">The [[toddler]] stage was not in the initial release of ''The Sims 4'', but was added in [[The Sims 4/Patch 46|Patch 46]], released on January 12, 2017. If toddlers are counted, it would be the fifth life stage in the game.</ref>

 

 

==The Sims 3==

In ''[[The Sims 3]]'', the young adult stage is now the default age when entering [[Create-A-Sim]], and is used to represent a wider variety of Sims than in ''[[The Sims 2]]'', with young adults seemingly ranging from the age of 18 to somewhere between 35 and 40. The young adult stage is the earliest one in which Sims can start [[careers]], move into houses on their own, get married, and have children. Young adult Sims have five [[Trait (The Sims 3)|traits]] and take 21 days on the normal [[lifespan]] setting to progress to the next life stage: [[Adult#The Sims 3|Adult]].

 

===Gallery===

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Wolff2.jpg|[[Morgana Wolff|Morgana]] and [[Thornton Wolff]], two young adults.

Maddie VW.jpg|[[Madison VanWatson]], a young adult in Sims 3.

Christopher.jpg|A closeup of [[Christopher Steel]], a young adult in Sims 3.

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