Hello, everybody welcome back to another episode of fluently forward. We are joined once again

with the lovely Emily Rose from the It's Become a Whole Thing podcast. Emily, welcome to the show, How You Doing?

Hello, I'm good my plumbob is lit up and I'm ready I'm ready.

I'm ready.

Ooh! Isn't that your plumbob?

Wait isn't that what it's called the green

Sims thing over their head? Yeah, like the green diamond over there. I literally, okay, and we're

gonna talk about this in the episode, you're newer to Sims than anyone I've ever met, and you're ten times a better player than anyone.

I didn't even know it was a plumbob.

I just thought that it was some sort of, you know, green didily who on their head.

Yeah, I don't know if my recent knowledge of the Sims is like impressive or terrifying

or like, maybe it's just the the autism but I am like full tilt 1,000% into it.

Yeah, maybe I'm jumping the gun here, but I was looking through your notes and you were talking about how a lot of people discover it as children or like teenagers.

And I'm just here getting into it at the ripe age of 35.

So anyone's welcome.

It's a perfect age. Like imagine if like, I don't know, a child actor or actress, like you're

skipping all of the weird shit that we did with the Sims and you're going into it the correct way which is why I wanted to have you on for this episode because you know I've been a Sims player for a long time.

So many fluzies have reached out because obviously I talk a lot about

the Sims and they're like I play the Sims too. Tons of it's just such a

girly pop video game and today we're gonna kind of exploring like why do girls like the Sims how do you play the Sims what makes people so entranced by it because you know when you play the Sims nobody has a casual relationship with the Sims

nobody is like oh yeah I'll play you know once a month for 30 minutes it's like I don't

touch it for three months and then I play it for like six hours straight at a time and I just find everything about

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