The Inbred Family of Twinbrook (Sims 3 Lore & Stories)
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- čas přidán 22. 09. 2021
- In this episode of The Sims 3 Lore & Stories, we're exploring the backwater bayou of Twinbrook (Ambitions) to meet the rumored "inbred" Bayless Family. But is this rumor true or is there another explanation for the linear family circle?
I'll explore those theories, comment on southern stereotypes, and we'll get to know the family on their own terms - camouflage and all. What do you do with the Bayless Family of Twinbrook and what do you believe is the truth about their history?
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The Sims team is so shady for giving them all the family-oriented trait 💀
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That’s what I’m sayin 💀💀💀💀
I read it as the Sins team but that sounds a lot better due to the context so I am sticking with it.
bro 💀
At this point they’re trying to make us think that their family is… uh… yeah 💀💀💀
Man I was not expecting a philosophical look at the harmful effects of the media's perception of the southern states and culture on its residents in a sims lore video, but here we fucking are. Good work Cindy!
LOL! I couldn't help myself. It's a topic near and dear to my heart. 😄
Why did I read that in Eugene’s voice from The Walking Dead??
I live in the middle of nowhere Alabama and incest is not even a thing. It's just a stereotype that's been around for decades. No different than what goes on in California or NY if there is. It's everywhere. Lmao
@@blairence I am from Germany! The whole world things of us either as Dirndl and Lederhosenwearing Bavarians (Bavaria beeing one of the German states) or as Nazis.
I went to Disneyland where they have "German Village" ....yeah everyone is wearing Dirndl and Lederhosen (a traditional outfit from SOUTHERN Germany and southern Germany only and only worn for certain feasts and not your causual everyday outfit there either) and eating Bratwurst all day plus they got that "ufftata"-stereotypical music.
Of course that doesn´t represent my country one bit, but should I be mad ? I think this perseption of us (Germans) is sooo wrong that it is hilarious.
Take it light people
Just being White can cause people to assume that we're inbred.
This made me realize how little I know about the Sims 3 families. I'm familiar with the names, but I always preferred to play with my own sims and completely ignored the world around.
Honestly I can forgive the Sims for having stereotypical families and Sims because thats basically the whole game lol. It’s supposed to reflect the curent pop culture and trends and many of their Sims follow other stereotypes. That being said, I’m glad you cleared things up about the south in the US. Unfortunately, to many countries the only impression they get about other places is through the media, which exaggerates everything. I mean, the whole Alabama joke still exists, even though I doubt inbreeding is that common in Alabama lol.
It's mostly a joke because you can legally marry your cousin in that state lol.
Countries that practices or previously had a history of inbreeding/anything that is uncommon is always gonna leave an impression to the world. No matter how much they had progressed from the past, it's a stigma that will linger forever. Similarly, if a country was previously known for cannibalism, ofc that is the first thing that comes to mind that people are gonna think about.
@@RedRoseSeptember22 I mean you can legally marry your cousin in more states than you can’t (cousin marriage is not a huge deal as far as genetic defects, the issue is the social stigma and also the possibility of family’s doing it over and over) The real issue is that you can marry your SIBLING or PARENT in Alabama...
you legally cant do that in alabama. it’s a class C felony. but there’s a couple states that don’t have criminal penalties for incest with consenting adults like rhode island.
I live in Alabama and I will say that people sadly do.. do things with their cousins. My own cousin asked me out, knowing fully well im his cousin. It's only in shitty rural areas though, and not common. Sadly, I live in one of those rural areas.
Fly could also be an "uncle." It is not uncommon for a ranchhand, Ne'er-do-well, or a close friend to become part of the family, especially before the 90's.
Yes, that's a good point!
Exactly what I was thinking, I had 7 uncles but my mom only had 1 brother and 2 brother-in-laws. My dad has none. My mom just had many close-family friends who just happened to prefer being called uncles when I was growing up.
I think pets get urns, right? Fly could have been a loyal huntin dog.
@@morganseppy5180 no, because Fly has a ghost who's clearly human :p also pet urns look different even if that wasn't the case.
@@carolej339 ah, thanks!
Alternate title: “Southern History with Cindy!”
Alabama history
These lore videos go interestingly deep with each video. I first thought this would just be a small history of this family but nope I got a whole idea on families in the US South and their stereotypes. As a European you'll get little to nothing of the info in school that was provided in this video.
I'm always happy to educate about my Southern roots! :)
I think inbreeding is actually more common in the 1% then southerners, like rich people married cousins and even half siblings at points.
It 100% is. Look at the European royal families, whose lineages are often horrifically murky, and even have people who were so deformed by inbreeding that they could hardly function.
@@hkazu63 the Hapsburg
@@hkazu63 yeah but that was before the US even existed
@@douloureux. it’s still pretty current. Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were cousins.
@@ajlee4296 the UK isn’t the only country with a royal family
Twinbrook is a wild town. It's full of little intricate details like that poor lady's remains in the Racket's mansion hinting to a homicide, or Juan Darer's burnt house remains and dead wife meaning he accidentally killed her with his inventions gone wrong.
I really enjoyed hearing you talk about living in the south ☺️
As a european person, most of the things I know about these regions are just stereotypes - so it's nice to learn about what life actually is like out there
Im sorry i feel the need go say that your profile picture is absolutely georgeous
Most southerners aren't named Fly though 🤣 gotta say that lol
@@yespls4184 Could be a bad nickname meaning he was stinky and always had flies around him all the time lol.
@@yespls4184 hhreyytri
All stereotypes about the south are true
I love that the sims in earlier games would autonomously do things associated with their interests and personalities. I also love the level of detail that used to be put into the lore and world. It is a painful reminder of what we've lost in Sims 4.
I’ve always thought the emphasis on inbreeding and inherent stupidity in pop culture is a way of avoiding more uncomfortable realities of poverty in the south.
As a southerner, Fly could've been a dog they particularly liked
Someone pointed out in another comment chain, Fly has a human ghost. Also pets have different style urns, apparently.
it still could possibly be a dog. Ambitions came out way before pets so the urn could have been a dogs or animals but was never updated.
I play as the Bayless family often, and Fly appeared once as a ghost that died of old age
He possessed their mailbox and then slept on the couch
As someone who was born and raised in the Appalachian mountains, I really appreciate your words on southern history and culture! I've been really lucky to move away from home and see the world, but I'm always having to deal with the usual stereotypes from people who have never even been to the south. It's really nice to see someone else talking about the actual rich culture and not just what's portrayed on tv and movies. Thank you for being so well spoken!
So I’m obsessed with this new series! Maybe an episode about the mysterious Tricou family next?
Omg yes
oh yes please!!!
I will say, something we are sorely missing in sims 4 is more unique worlds or "ugly" or "poverty"...ugh, however you want to say it. Im just sooooo sick of blah blah modern house's and mansions.
Same! Sims 4 is so afraid to offend that they've sucked all the fun out of the game. Everything is far too perfect.
Sims 4 is a little too... Stepford Wives? Too perfect, too emotionless. One of my favorite parts of earlier Sims games is being able to make sims from all walks of life. My favorite homes to make will always be the "kitsch poor" messes. They just feel like they have more character.
I never knew how to put this but i always thought the same thing. In real life, i've never seen cities as perfect as ts4 cities. My favorite to play in was always Bridgeport, especially those small apartments
@@KLT-id9nmame. I started out making a utopia world for Sims 2 to battle my ecoanxiety. Ended up making more and more shacks of houses because it's more interesting. My 'good neighbourhood' at the edge of old town is empty still.
There's a charm to the kitsch of the early TS3 houses, especially those pastel-colored bathroom fixtures.
I was scrolling through my notifications when I read "inbred family". Lol
Loving your take on this family and southern families as a whole. Every word is on point.
OMG YES TWINBROOK LORE!!! this is my favorite neighborhood to play (even though it makes my computer sound like it’s ready for liftoff LMAO it’s worth it 😌)
Lol! I love Twinbrook too!
Please, play Bridgeport or Isla Paradiso for you computer 😉
Btw, have you tried 'smoothness patch'? Mayve it would help.
Your videos are getting better and better and you also bring so much nostalgia and this new type of video is really great! Wondering if I can do some weird mixes between some families you have mentioned UwU💙
Thank you!!
I love this series!!! There’s a lot of focus on sims 2 lore, but as someone who’s never played it and is a diehard lover of sims 3, this is the lore series I’ve been waiting for!!! You’re truly passionate about the sims and can see past bad graphics and hairstyles, and that makes your take on these sims so interesting!!! Thank you
If you’re looking for more sims 3 more content you could try looking up “The Sims Lore” if you haven’t already. She goes pretty in-depth, also.
@@lindaschreifels9889 ok, thanks!!
I know this was a year ago but this video made me realize that the sims 3 graphics are actually really great, if played on a computer that could handle those kinds of settings like in this video, it’s honestly a whole different game
@@nuggyy true, the scenery graphics can be really beautiful
As a city-raised Pennsylvanian, I definitely just got an education lol. Also wasn't there more inbreeding in aristocratic and royal families? Cuz I feel like there was. At any rate, I love the lore videos! It's like a little weekly short story 😃
Yes, there definitely was!
Oh yeah there was! They had to keep the bloodline pure and couldn’t mix with commoners!
Unfortunate king Charles II of Spain was a result of the inbreeding within the Habsburg family. His mom and dad were uncle-niece.
It's not in the past lol, I'm from the UK and lets just say it is probably a good thing for all involved that William and Harry married out of the aristocracy. The post Victoria family tree of basically every European royal house is a circle.
Ancient Egyptian royals were actually expected to marry their siblings, not even just cousins like European royals did. Of course, with enough cousin-marrying over the course of many generations, the result is the same. All to preserve their own power and not share it with the lower classes.
Since I'm not American, I'm not really familiar with US stereotypes but I'm very intrigued to know more, especially if you're able to tie your tellings to sims playing! This episode was very much fun! 🥳
The background music for this is just *chefs kiss* 👌😂
I thought so. LOL
I never got to play Twinbrook, so this is exciting to see! It inspires me to pick up TS3 again
It's a really cool world! I love playing in it. Lots of interesting families here!
This lore & stories series is the best on Sims YT! I love your reflections and the way you provide facts about all of these families. But your lesson on southern culture & stereotypes was the most interesting! Not gonna lie, you'd make a really good teacher!
Thank you so much!
I usually only ever play Sunset Valley when I play Sims 3, so it's nice getting a good look at families from other neighborhoods! Thanks you!
I wonder if them repeating the phrase “River lands” to refer to that area was an attempt at giving it a regional name? I’m a city kid, I grew up and was raised in the city right next to the rural areas some of my family lives in, but I know my family that lives out in “no man’s land”, as my moms always called it because they’re home is literally miles from everything and so is almost everyone else’s, call their area the glades or the pinelands (although now my cousins who grew up there call it ‘pine coast’). Just a thought but who knows.
That’s a good thought. It kinda sounds like something that Sims tries sometimes.
Its strange how the two most well known southern stereotypes are completely opposite, you have the country bumkin stereotype and also the stuck up rich plantation type family, if you did make a video talking about it id totally be down to watch😅🙈
I heard Sims 3 Lore and I came running! I'd love to see you look at Sims families that span across other games :) that's where it gets more interesting.
If I remember I'll take a look at this family when I've got a spare moment with Twinbrook I'm intrigued 👀
Update to my own comment lol, I started playing them yesterday and it's pretty good, I need to play premades more often because it saves so much hassle!
So far its going smoothly and due to Skeets surrounded by family LTW he wanted another baby (I'm honing in on wants based gameplay) and he got the little boy he wanted, named Davie. Still got two more to go and I'm thinking about naming them Griffin and Reid.
Chase wants to get on the honour role and she has a part time job and works on fixing up the car that comes with Roaring Heights. Also her romantic interest (omg I forgot his name) is dating someone else I believe so I need to sort that out. Tay is living his best life baking and doing his homework like a good kid, and they're all doing good with their fishing :)
As a fellow Southerner, I agree. About everything. Especially it ain't always food growing in that there garden. 🌱
I caught that joke about the garden part too 🤣 I think I do anyway? my more southern family shocked me with that little fact, and that there's a surprising amount of stray dogs roaming around in the countryside that I wasn't aware of.
I love Cindy's intake on things like even this subject, that's direct at her from being from the south, can be both discussed seriously and not lose the fun aspect in game. For me that takes a admirable maturity level. Cindy's the best :)
I’m from New England, this was super interesting to hear a bit about Cindy’s southern upbringing. Thanks Cindy!
I loved the insight on the real south of the us, not just the stereotype, really nice. Also, about the change in names: real common here in Brazil. Not only surnames but first names. Each document of my late greatgrandmother has a different spelling of her name!
Oh I too love this family! I dunno, something about a sims family with stereotypical or super common features works with me. I guess it's because if it's a sims family it makes it more than just a stereotype. In the older sims games you could make very good and fun to play sims whose personalities would show really well in the gameplay (*would show more than as just a pic with a text if you know what I mean👀), so the sims you're playing would feel like true individuals. It's fun and has its charms
I only had a few expansions for this when I was younger and this wasn’t one of them. Makes me want to buy all of them and play to see what I missed out on 😂
You should!! It's still so fun today!
You won’t regret it 😜
I’ve been creating my own sims 3 saves with updated townies. Idk I just really enjoy giving them all makeovers and making their traits and careers match up better. So watching this is a funny reminder of what they looked like before. I think I gave Chase the socially awkward trait or the perceptive trait instead of loner socially awkward because I think it suits her situation better or perceptive since she’s meant to be more like her mom and could be an aspiring journalist
Wow, that's great. Where I could find your make over? I want to do similar things but it would need zero CC and still very time consuming after a while. Sudden freeze would kill the works.
This video was so interesting! Please keep this series, as someone who is not American it is so fun seeing your insight coming from personal experience instead of the generalized knowledge / stereotype we might have
I love how you’re covering the more obscure families in the Sims, I find it much more enjoyable to learn about a family I’ve never heard of instead of the Pleasents, Landgraabs and Goths for the 9 millionth time.
i'm from the midsouth (my ancestors were appalachian tho) and i just wanna cosign what you're saying! names can do A LOT of changing in a few centuries. it can definitely be a bit of a puzzle to research (add in some tall family tales toi). also we call it "the bottoms" too where i'm from.
additionally, i wouldn't think of an inbred family tree being "circular"...more like a line. a tree without branches. thats said, i don't think its super important what they are. just a fun family with a few mysteries. just my thoughts.
Heck, even up north where I'm from! People changing their names to be more pronounceable, or because it sounds like an insult in English (Wackoff to Waykoff, for example). Or even get saddled with something worse, because the day their great grandparents came through Ellis Island, the guy taking names was a jerk. People trying to apply English spelling to an Italian or Polish pronunciation can come up with some WILD stuff.
As someone who lives in the Canadian equivalent of the south, I really liked learning about your guys’ perceptions. A family that looked like this came into my subway today 😂
Not a southerner, but absolutely loved that brief education on Southern stereotypes. Thank you, Cindy!
This was fun! And they did Skeet so dirty by naming him that 😆
Cindy giving us a nuanced perspective of southern culture in a time where that is way too rare is so awesome. Thank you girl, this is why I love you.
Your hair is growing so fast, and it looks soooo healthy! 💕
HAving a garage door in the kitchen would actually be kinda nice for parties... and help cool the place down on hot days. get one of those hanging screens to keep the mosquitos out
wtf ive had this expansion for so many years and never saw the bayou!! its so beautiful and the swamp kinda gives a spooky atmosphere i love that so much
Maybe the junkyard was Fly's?
Might have been!
Looking at your videos gets me thinking why the hell I'm still playing Sims 4, cause 3 and 2 looks so much fun.
Love that there is an incorrect use of an apostrophe in Tay's biography. It says "his parent's sheer force of will" when it should say "his parents' sheer force of will." I wonder if that was an intentional detail or a genuine slip up lol
You can be an educator... man I’m serious. Your voice is so freaking soothing and you’re super intelligent. Thank you for your great content. 👏🏾♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
"he'll insult you and your go-go boots!" LOL I died at this haha. Adoring this new lore series since I never play pre-mades and I also never really dug Twinbrook. I know weird since everyone seems to love it. I also enjoy spending forever scrolling around the world looking for collectables. Sims 3 the GOAT!
4:57 Talking about stereotypes, they don't really bother me but I'm from the North of England and a few years ago it was reported in the papers that British film/TV people (mostly the BBC if I remember) would for the most part only hire northerners as like the help or lower class, stuff like that in films and shows I guess because our accents would be considered common and working class, I just remembered thinking it sucks because I'd love to hear more Yorkshire accents on TV, might be a bit biased but I think we've got the best range of accents in the uk
i’ve never played pre-made families in the sims 3 (i just prefer making my own and interacting with other people in town) but after seeing this video, i’d love to try! they seem like a sweet family and twinbrook is gorgeous
Cindy, all of your videos end up so great!!! You always make me want to play whichever game you’re currently playing and you have so many good ideas!
You are spot on about sloppy record keeping. When I looked into my mom's family, her grandfather - who came from Denmark - had 8 different spellings of his last name for him and his 10 siblings. And these were church records, done by the local village priest. Then he came over here, and changed his name completely. And of course, he spelled it differently every time he wrote it. As for inbreeding, one county here in Missouri consisted of prime farmland owned by a handful of families. Since they wanted to keep the farms in the same families, and not let "outsiders" horn in on their properties, they pretty much married each other - generation after generation. My one uncle came from one of the families, and you could definitely see the adverse affects - he was batcrap crazy. As for that "river land" stuff, we always called the area along I-40/64 the Gumbo Flats - because of the quicksand-like mud. (It's been renamed Chesterfield Valley by the Yuppies who live there now). And the bottoms along Hwy 70 in St. Louis County were always known as the Missouri Bottoms. Both areas border the Missouri River, and used to be prime farmland, but are now mostly covered in concrete and outlet malls. Great for when the levies break and the river floods. Like almost every Spring.
Lolll, so THAT'S what's growin in the secret gardens...
This was a great video! I never really explored the families in Twinbrook, so it was really interesting learning about them. I'd love to hear more about Jeffrey Castor and his family situation, it sounds really interesting! :D
loving these lore videos so much! saves me time scrolling endlessly thru every sims wiki article 😅 thank you cindy!
i love your lore and stories videos, you manage to alk about different families in an interesting way, even though i know all the families and i am a huge sims nerd, it's not boring good job! i hope you'll do more sims 3 videos about different neighborhoods maybe
You do so much more than ‘enhance my gameplay’.. it’s nostalgia and I’m sooooooo here for it 🖤 I’m so flahskicking glad you’re back!
I love these Cindy! I can’t wait to see all the Lore from all the different worlds!
I love playing the Bayless family! I have played them a few times. I also like giving them have another child or two (because they often have the want to have a baby or because I feel like it to make the game interesting)
In one of my saves I even got so far as to have Chase get married as a young adult (I forgot whether I got her married to Jeffrey, which I highly doubt or some random townie or sim I created...)
you seriously have my favorite sims content on youtube! you're so funny too 😂 i learn more about each game every time i come back - great work! ❤️
Thank you so much!!
Best way to end my night here in the Netherlands! Really love the videos you make lately! Hope you're doing well! ❤
Wow this was such an incredible video ❤ I haven't played much with this hood and this family never caught my eye before. Your interpretation of them is amazingly heart-warming and now I kind of want to play with them 😊 Thank you for showcasing this sweet and characteristic family ❤
It's so sad to think I killed my accent as a teenager in an effort to not sound stupid. I've been working to get my accent back, cuz I realized classism and ignorance from non-southerners wasn't a good reason to stop speaking that way. Thank you for saying this! More people need to hear this, especially Northerners and the west coast.
I felt this! Ive lived in Louisiana my entire life but dropped my accent as I got older because I moved to the more urban areas in/around New Orleans where southern accents are less common so I was insecure about it, but the accent still comes out sometimes if Im angry or around someone with it (or if I have too much to drink lol) and my fiancee loves it which has made me debate on picking it up again haha
@@pixi7633 how do you drop/pick up your original accent? I’m genuinely curious 0:
@@RedxRiot It's the same way you would imitate another accent but more long term. You have to make a conscious effort to either stop speaking that way and adopt a new accent or make a conscious effort to speak the way you used to until it becomes natural again
I never knew about the inbreed hinting, I just thought they have prominent ears :S
Lol! Well, I think they do.
my family is also from the Ozarks and my mom does genealogy. She has tracked us down a dozen or so generations I think down her line and a little less down my dad's side. My mom was resigned that inbreeding would probably happen but it wasn't too bad for us.
There was one time that she found I think it was records of a woman's cousin and husband with the same name and thought it was the same guy, but all the records contradicted each other (and I think their dads had the same name too??) until she finally found a second burial site and death certificate that confirmed that it was two separate men. EXTREMELY funny story to hear after seeing less fortunate instances in the family tree.
That's awesome! I love genealogy! We traced our family back to the 1700s on both sides and found no instances of inbreeding (at least that were recorded). It's much rarer than people think!
I really adore your videos, they are just so unique. I think these types of videos are def my favorite. I love when you go into the backgrounds of all the townies.Also, you are glowing!! I don't know what it is, but you look so happy and it shows. Your videos have been helping me so much lately with stress. I have severe Endometriosis and when Im having a flare I usually come to your videos and escape for a bit, your voice is super soothing lol. Anyway, please do more of these (if you enjoy doing them of course) as these really are interesting and fun to watch.
Whoever wrote that description for Plumbob Pickers should definitely given more things to do with the Sims 4! That person definitely cares about the lore of these games (and is a plain good writer that made me chuckle lmao)
Love this series you’re doing!! Please keep the Sims lore coming!
I like to think that ‘Fly’ was a particularly talented fly-fisher in his day, hence his name.
loved the video! I've never actually played ts3 but this videos make me want to play it!!
"Renegor" is definitely not a word you'd get away with saying in public.
Hi Cindy, I really wanted to thank you for introducing me to the wonderful world of your let's play sims 2, now i spend most of my time playing this game and watching your videos, i also started using mods with the help of your video, so thank you so much for making my days happier
P.S: Sorry if there's something wrong, I'm Brazilian and I can't write English very well but I can speak and understand it very well :)
I'm so happy to help! And your English is great!!
@@PleasantSims thanks for answering
I love playing in Twinbrook too! Great video as always and you are soooo pretty Cindy ❤ watching your videos after work always makes me happier
Was falling asleep when my subscriptions updated and I saw a new video by Cindy I was like yeeeeeah 😂😍!!
Loving the lore and that it's being explained in lots of depth. ☺
Love ❤
Thanks so much! So happy you like it!
I’m loving these lore videos ! I never paid much attention to the sims in sims 3 and I’ve really enjoyed learning about them
I’m loving this new series Cindy! I hope you’re having as much fun teaching us about it as we are learning about it!
You should do an in depth story on Bella. I’d love to hear your thoughts!
Omg I literally forgot about this family 🤣 I just remembered thinking they were messy 🤣 I’d love for you to do more sims in twinbrook it’s a interesting town!
Loving these lore videos!!
give us a video all about Southern philosophy and how the media portrays it! I'd love a deep video like that from you!
Love this series so much. Keep it up! Love the stories hehe. I also REALLY loved the little tangent on southern stereotypes!
Ive been watching a few videos by you back to back for a few weeks by now and I can say that I really love your content, and your presentation, your fun personality and keeping everything informative but still pleasant to listen to! Subscribed.
So nice to see these videos. Especially about Twinbrook. I feel like this neighborhood always gets pushed aside and dismissed but it's easily my favourite. The spot on commentary about southern families is an extra added bonus.
I really have to get back into Sims 3. All these videos are making me wanna play it
There's a special cheat for CAS?? OMG you're changing my life.
Loving these lore videos! I definitely need to get to know the sims 3 families better!
Thank you so much for watching Another Girl! 💙
I’m really loving your lore videos, it’s so fun to watch!
Perfect timing Cindy✨ greetings from Italyy
Hello to Italy!!
These lore videos are so good! Please keep them coming :D
Having played the sims 1 and 2 and skipped the Sims 3, these videos are making me want to buy it to see what else I missed! Unrelated, but your hair is looking so cute in this video 😍
Obsessed with this new series! I am currently making my own sims 4 save file and I have been populating the world with my own sims as well as my favorite pre-made sims across all sims games and I am absolutely adding this family to my save file! ❤
I really love your videos! They're making me want to play with the pre made families for the first time! I really had no idea about the lore of the sims games and I've been really missing out
I just found your channel and I'm so glad I did. I'm also from the south and to hear someone publically say that southern stereotypes are greatly exaggerated and misleading, really caught my attention. I felt like I connected to you and shared some of the same thoughts. You just got yourself a new subscriber!
First video I've watched of yours and I think you are AMAZING! You are so intelligent, insightful and funny, I've subbed and can't wait to binge all your past vids!!! ❤
I really liked this video, I love Twinbrook with all its swampy charm and its lovely unique families, so it was nice to have a look at one of them. I also appreciated the Southern history bit, it was really interesting. But calling Chase unfortunate looking is pretty harsh imo, she's charming in her own way (or maybe I'm biased because I look a little bit like her but way less pretty). That's what I actually like in a lot of Twinbrook's families, a lot of them have pretty unique features and even after few generations you can still look at sims and just see who they descend from based on their features.
But anyway, I would love to hear more about other families of Twinbrook
This is a really fun video! Even talking about these issues...loved it! Thank you Cindy~