Parent reviews for The Sims 2: Free Time

The amount of sex is very minimal, and doesn't happen unless initiated by the player,referred to as 'woohoo'. Children younger than 16 can play this.

Going by reports of others, I thought that this would be ok for a mature 11 yo girl. I had no problems with simulated sex as it was "under the covers" and pixilated. However I have become concerned over the past two days, and am now trying to work out how to remove access to this "game". The first issue (that I didn't think about till afterwards ) was the father interacting with a neighbor . . . and there was a "heart" option. Thinking this through, I realised that it was an option for an "extra-marital" relationship, and offered in a very casual manner. This is not the sort of thing I want for a child to experiment with when starting out on the road of real-life relationships. The second issue arose today when I found out there can be a prelude to the pixel-obscured, under-the-sheet Wooo-Hooo. When a woman is kneeling down in front of a man, with his waist and her head pixelated, it's not hard to guess what foreplay is going on. This is not the sex ed that I want for my daughter. Finally, the "aspirations" of sims can include Threesomes. This is considered the same importance as any other "aspiration", such as getting a job or having a family. The program allows for moral ambiguity, and the options are not suitable for children who have no real-world experience, and so are unable to put these concepts into context. In summing up . . . . NOT for children. Mid teens at the earliest. I believe that those who think otherwise are like I was a couple of days ago, and have not been exposed to all that this program has to offer.

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