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The Sims 4 Go to School Mod Pack V4

Follow your Sims to school and help them achieve their education. Attend a different subject every day with the teacher NPC, and demonstrate your knowledge through activity goals. Bored? See the Counsellor for a boost of spirit. Want more to do? Elementary students can apply for special opportunities (unlockable aspirations) from the Principal for a chance to earn Emblems and redeem them for reward traits that will help them later in life.

That’s not all! Older Sims (or unusually gifted Child Sims who have succeeded in boosting their adult skills) can pass their knowledge onto other Sims and teach entire classes with the podium.

ekatmi

I can’t go to school. All students come to my home, and assignments are right at home.

holyrascalpieneck

same problema here. any news?

skyisblueck

Same here, following 2 know

skyloreyn

marriage story but it’s ben solo singing ‘being alive’

talesfromthecrypts

A history of kissing Adam Driver

xmalikethx

We’ve waited for 4 years to add that bottom gif!!! Reylo was so soft. 🥰

uncawanwo

#disney prince

hoid-probably

Sooo....

Black-shirt-with-a-hole Ben

(aka this king:)

is actually sexier than Shirtless Ben.

Who knew?

kyloren

TRẦN LOAN (KELLY MARIE TRAN) at the premiere of Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker in Hollywood, California | 16th December 2019

spacetwinks

brannonlasgalen

Thranduil Oropherion, the Elvenking - The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies

aleksander-alina

Star Wars: The Last Jedi Dir. Rian Johnson

mjalti

when ur parents start talkin shit about ur personality

shencomix

ventusvibrio

Wait, why not?

charleythehouseplant

TL;DR: Tattoos are associated with organized crime in Japan.

Longer explanation: While tattoos in Japan may have originally been considered to be a status symbol and have religious importance (we have accounts of tattooed Japanese people from Chinese diplomats during the Yayoi period, 300BC-300AD), during the Kofun period (300-540AD), they became a tool used to mark criminals, coming to a head in 1720 where full-arm tattoos were used exclusively for ‘minor’ offenses instead of cutting off noses and/or ears.

All of this led to tattoos getting hugely stigmatized. Until fairly recently, the only people you could find who did have tattoos were generally part of the yakuza (Japanese mafia), who often chose hugely elaborate tattoos based off of traditional Japanese art. Here’s a few of them:

Tattoos in Japan are still so controversial that in 2012, the then-mayor of Osaka, Toru Hashimoto, launched a campaign to get companies to get rid of their employees who had visible tattoos that was very well-received, with many companies siding with him.

Many swimming pools and onsen still ban tattooed people for all of this. During the 2019 rugby championship in Japan, the government effectively begged the foreign players and supporters to please cover up in public because people will react badly, and with the 2020 Olympics in Japan, apparently the government has tried to launch an awareness campaign amongst the public that tattoos on foreigners aren’t considered a sign of criminal conduct in their home countries, because the press backlash would be a nightmare.