Some of the sims prefered the romantic company of the same sex, but I have had others choose same sex. Now as far as leaving them to their own devises and what happens. Granted they did not get angry and get into a fight over the betrayal, but they still took negative hits on their relationship with each other. I had one female who had it, and she was involved with two guys at the same time, and they all lived together. I have used the No Jealousy life time reward once, and this is what happened in my game. (I tend to be a control freak so I've not noticed) I know that you can make the sims go after whoever you want but I was wondering what happens if you leave them to their own devices in terms of love.

Oh, side-note: are sims sometimes born with a predisposition to be attracted to one sex or the other? Or in the Sims is homosexuality/bisexuality 'learned' behaviour? Would this be possible once I got them all the 'No Jealousy' life-time reward? You know, full of eco-friendly sims living and loving together. I really want to make a stereotypical neo-hippie commune. This is another way it could work out in my sim world. They are aware that their spouse sometimes goes out places with other people and they get on with their own business. I've also got two married friends who don't share their other partners. :PĪNYWAY! I'd like to know the ins and outs of the 'No Jealousy' life-time reward.Įxample of why I want to know: I have a real life friend who is in a group relationship. Lets not allow this thread to turn int a bicker about why 'polyamory' is a stupid word for it. It is distinct from both swinging (which emphasizes sex with others as merely recreational) and polysexuality (which is attraction towards multiple genders and/or sexes)'

'Polyamory (from Greek πολύ, meaning 'many' or 'several', and Latin amor, 'love') is the practice, desire, or acceptance of having more than one intimate relationship at a time with the knowledge and consent of everyone involved.

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