The Sims 4 Update Adds Tranny Surgery Scars, Chest Binders

A base game update is here with new content including medical wearables, binders, shapewear, a light switch & more including bug fixes & console gameplay improvements 🥳💚

Read more about today’s update in the latest patch notes! https://t.co/4c4vZdfWBY pic.twitter.com/GYbQYijIIm

— The Sims (@TheSims) January 31, 2023

The Sims game announced a new update which has the option to make a teen character non-binary or transgender by giving them double mastectomy scars and chest binders.

The Sims is advertised for ages 12+

They’re teaching young healthy girls that it’s ok to chop off their breasts pic.twitter.com/pL3IKviqQB

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) February 1, 2023

I was just playing The Sims the other day and I was like “yeah but where are my trannies, goyim? Give me my mutilated tranny freaks, goyim, because this is anti-Semitism and you will have to pay the ultimate price for your insolence.”

Good thing they’re meeting our demands.

Good goyim.

Kotaku:

A substantial update for The Sims 4 dropped on PC and consoles today, and with it comes a new suite of control schemes and customisation options. This involves things like hearing aids and shapewear, but one addition is expressly targeted at trans Simmers in an effort to make them feel included and visible.

Developer Maxis took to the game’s official website to break down The Sims 4‘s latest update, which includes chest binders and top surgery scars.

“Under the Body category, all players can find a Body Scars category with an option for Teen and older male Sims (masculine or feminine frame) to add a top surgery scar to their Sims,” the update reads.

“I finally get to see myself in game,” one person tweeted in all caps.

“Top surgery scars and binders?! That’s so cool,” exclaimed another tweeter. “So happy more representation is being added to the game.”

Binders and shapewear can compress someone’s chest or give more curvature to their body. In other words, these articles of clothing act as extra ways for trans folks to feel more comfortable in themselves, especially if they can’t afford or aren’t ready for body-altering surgeries.

“Binders and top surgery scars in base game,” a tweeter asked in all caps. “[Let’s fucking go, this is a] huge dub of the transmascs.”

“Oh my god I’m literally crying,” said another tweeter with crying emojis. “Finally, binders and top surgery! My little trans heart is so happy.”

There are also medical wearables, such as glucose monitors and hearing aids, which makes The Sims 4 all more inclusive for the disability community as well. It’s good shit.

“Binders, top surgery scars, hearing aids, and glucose monitors?” asked one tweeter about this new Sims 4 patch. “This is the best update since we could have feminine clothing on masculine frames and vice versa.”

This is going to really help the tranny community fit into video games.

Maybe they won’t be offing themselves quite as often when they see video game characters are as disgusting as they are.

Trannies need to stay alive in order to push their misery onto other people. We can’t let them get away with suicide. That’s much too easy.

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