One thing that always makes me laugh about the Sims fandom is how powerful some of the headcanons are. To the point that we all are just like, yeah, that's basically canon even though it's not.
Pascal and Nervous are dating. (They start as each other's only friends, you have to actively push the romance).
Lazlo is probably pre-destined to become a werewolf. (You need to hope a rng causes a werewolf to show up on the lot so he can be bit).
Bella and Mortimer act like Morticia and Gomez and if they don't what are you doing?
Brandi is dating one of the Caliente sisters after Skip's death (I prefer Nina personally), or is otherwise best friends with them (she's just acquainted with them in game).
Tybalt and Mercutio are confusing their families being rivals with the sexual tension they both feel. (They can be made to romance each other but it's hard in my opinion).
Mortimer is still actively depressed over Bella's disappearance. (In TS2 he's already grieved and moved on, and her abduction by aliens is actually a positive memory because he's a knowledge sim and they're just like that).
Tank will get together with Almeric (they can only meet if you link La Fiesta Tech to Strange Town and send Tank to college).
Regardless of if you play Dina as being genuinely in love with Mortimer or not, most players make her a good step mom to Alex.
Bonehilda is usually employed by Olive or the Goths, because putting her with anyone else feels wrong.
Mary-Sue gets the twins in the divorce.
Olive is a serial killer, and became one so she could spend time with Grim (implied but not outright confirmed in TS2. TS3 frames it as her unlucky trait rubbing off on everyone else).
Nine Smith thinks he and Buzz are best friends and completely misses all the blatant signs that Buzz hates him. (Somewhat true. Buzz is listed as an acquaintance for Nine, but Nine is listed as an enemy for Buzz).
Jill and Buck get together as adults.
