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#medical misogyny
Misdiagnosed & Mistreated - Misogyny & Androcentrism in Medicine
Although it is a well established scientific fact that the female body acts and reacts medically often very different than the male body, these differences get widely ignored. This widespread misogyny and androcentrism in medicine frequently gets women misdiagnosed and mistreated, which often proves deadly.
Studies found that females presenting with a heart attack were more likely to die when a male doctor treated them, compared with a female doctor.
Women are also 50% more likely to get their heart attack misdiagnosed - for their (typical to females) symptoms get seen as atypical and often dismissed; based upon only male symptoms getting seen as typical and indicative.
Female patients are also less likely to be prescribed preventative treatment after an initial attack.
Women are half as likely as men to receive pain killers after surgery.
When getting surgery, women have a 32% higher risk of dying - when operated on by a male surgeon.
They also have to wait longer to receive pain management medication in emergency rooms as well as often simply getting sedated instead of recieving pain management. No such effect is seen in male patients.
Female patients generally have to wait for significantly longer timespans to get a diagnosis. Per example, it takes typically 2.5 more years for a woman to be diagnosed with cancer and 4.5 more years for a diabetes diagnosis compared with men. In total, women were found to get diagnosed much later in more than 700 diseases compared to men.
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► 4t3 - Island Living - Mermaid Stuff - DF & non-DF
Alright, so...this is not as much a conversion as it is a mash up (a.k.a. Frankenmesh). Here’s what I mean by that:
- Meshes: I took the tails from TS3 and combined them with the fins from TS4 (because the S4 tails have a different UV and in order to fit TS3 they would’ve needed to be re-UV-mapped);
- Textures: a combination of TS3 and TS4 textures -TS3 for tails and TS4 for fins (only because the S4 textures look horrendous in TS3, at least the ones for tails do).
PLEASE READ the details I listed under CREATOR NOTES bellow !!!
Details:
Original meshes by EA/Maxis, I just put them together;
Ages: Teen to Elder, both genders;
All LODs & Morphs;
Disabled for random (for non-defaults);
Custom normal maps included;
Custom thumbnails for both Launcher and CAS (though the game might ignore them and generate normal thumbnails instead;
Format: package files;
Programs: S4Studio, Blender, Milkshape, Photoshop, MeshToolKit, TSRW, S3PE.
!!! The Sims 3 Island Paradise required (for everything except the male tops, those are base game).
What does this upload contain? (so glad you asked!)
2 mermaid tails named Fin One and Fin Two (DF & non-DF) from TS4;
2 female tops - non-DF - these were made by me because of -again- questionable textures n TS4 that don’t match TS3 art-style;
1 male top (converted from TS4 <-> non-DF because by design the male mermaids in TS3 don’t have a default mermaid top);
1 (pair of) stockings - DF M & F (made by me; will replace the “markings” your mermaid sims have on their legs while on land).
EDIT: On a anon's request, I added a NON-DF version for the accessory scales. It's base game compatible, has 3 presets with 3 recolorable channels and is available for both genders from teen to elder.
Edit 16.07.2023: uploaded the male kelp top as accessory as requested by @dezailes2cochon.
!!! FOR Default Replacements install only ONE OF EACH !!!
Polycounts:
Tails AF: Fin One - 1.9k; Fin Two - 1.7k (original - 1.6k)
Tails AM: Fin One - 1.9k; Fin Two - 1.7k (original - 1.1k)
Tails TF: Fin One - 1.9k; Fin Two - 1.7k (original - 1.6k)
Tails TM: Fin One - 1.9k; Fin Two - 1.7k (original - 1.1k)
Tails EF: Fin One - 1.9k; Fin Two - 1.7k (original - 1.5k)
Tails EM: Fin One - 1.9k; Fin Two - 1.7k (original - 1.1k)
Tops: same polycount as the original TS3 items (they’re just painted on the base mesh)
! The reason why I listed the polycounts like this is because it’s up to you to decide whether you’re comfortable using:
the default-replacements (and have all the mermaid sims in town use these items); or
the non-default-replacements (in which case only your sims will use them as long as you’ve changed them in CAS).
Specific Details (for non-defaults):
Tops, bottoms and accessories sections;
Presets:
Tails: 5 presets; 4 recolorable channels
Tops Female: 5 presets each, 4 recolorable channels
Top male: 3 presets; 3 recolorable channels
Mermaid Stockings: 5 presets; 3 recolorable channels
Categories: Everyday, Sleepwear, Swimwear,
Available for Maternity (female versions).
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!!! Attn !!! -> The default replacement tails and female tops use only the first preset because I haven’t found a way to integrate additional maps (UVs, in this case) to a default replacement.
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Creator Notes:
Here’s where it gets interesting!
If you decide on using the DFs - INSTALL ONLY ONE OF EACH!!!!!!!
And to give you an example, here’s how I’m using the default replacements: Fin One for females (the DF files for TF, AF& EF), Fin Two for males (the DF files for TM, AM & EM), stockings for both genders (DF female & DF male).
As I said above the DF files have only the first preset. The non-DF have 5 presets, each with their own individual UV. Meaning I’ve made patterns out of the UVs to better emulate the patterns on the S4 tails. See bellow the difference in UVs and how they control the channels. It’s applicable to both tails and female tops. This is the only advantage of using the non-DFs in my opinion. But you can have both DFs (only one of each!!!) & non-DFs in your game at the same time and maybe use one of the patterns in the non-DF for that one “special” mermaid.
The stockings aren’t the best aligned to the UV, I’ll admit it. But any misalignments (only along the seams) can only be noticed if you look closely.
This appears to be a common issue when installing default-replacements (you’ll know this if you have DF hairs in your game). Upon loading the DFs for the first time you might encounter a texture issue where you can see the new mesh, but the texture has not loaded properly. Like in this example:
To fix it, you either take the sim in CAS with Nraas MC - Stylist (you don’t need to change anything, just get them in and out of CAS) and/or -if that doesn’t work- go ahead and save, quit and reload the game. This should fix the issues.
For NON-DF tails it’s mandatory that you use invisible feet This is what I’m using: 1 or 2 (find the null feet files inside the download). But keep in mind that because of the way the package was constructed, Dashboard might display them as corrupted. That’s because of the age categories being all in one file and not separated. Haven’t caused issues in my game so far and I've been using them since December. Anyway, the important thing is you need invisible feet for NON-DFs.
Let me know if you encounter any issues or need some further clarification.
Watch the tails in action HERE
You can tag me so I can see your beautiful mermaids & reblog your posts!
DOWNLOAD: Patreon / MF / SFS
Download scales acc NON-DF: MF / SFS
Download male kelp top as acc: MF / SFS
Hope you enjoy them!
Happy Simming!
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If you like my work and would like to support me, you can do so on my Patreon & Ko-fi.
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TOU 🔊 Do not re-upload my creations. Do not claim as your own. Do not put them anywhere up for download and don’t add adfly to my links.
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Here's a batch of requests I've accumulated!
tfbodysewingmachine replaced with 3t2 Boho Flapper by @deedee-sims.
Download sewingmachine: SFS - swatch
afbodybathrobe replaced with 4t2 SP38 Open Shirt With Bra by @applewatersugar, with Maxis feet by @keoni-chan. Set as underwear and pajamas.
Download bathrobe: SFS - swatch
ambodyshirtuntuckedsaddle (+ YM clone) replaced with Flight Jacket Rope Jeans by @hmcb96, in Goat's colours. Set as everyday and outerwear.
Download shirtuntuckedsaddle: SFS - swatch
tfbodyblazerpleats (+ pvtschool) replaced with Studious by @goatskickin. I replaced all recolours, but you can also pick to just replace the casual outfits (rebel, green and red), or just the private school outfit.
Download blazerpleats: SFS - swatch
Can I also just say that I still miss the old post editor ;_; Every now and then I go back to edit old posts and get to use the old post editor, and it is so much easier and more comfy hhhhhhhh
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TM Hip Hop Baggy Default Replacement (and Non-Defaults)
Having survived my brutal mid-term season I bring you my first download in two months: a default of tmbodyhiphopbaggy aka the sporty Base Game outfit that townies (and dormies) love to wear. I wanted to make this as soon as I saw @lucilla-sims 4t2 EP06 Jersey Buttoned, but it took me a little longer to decide what bottom to pair with it. Fanseelamb's Jackson Pants felt like they kept the spirit of the original alive, so this full body default is a bit of a new-meets-old mash-up. I think that gives it a uniquely Maxis Match quality, which is always my intention with my defaults.
I tried to match the colors to the originals as best as I could, but took some creative liberties in places where a one-to-one replacement wasn't possible (especially for the Purple, which receives the Teal recolor). I hope my replacements are sensible.
All of these are categorized as Everyday, but the Purple (aka Teal) and Blue defaults are also listed for Athletic because I gave them sweatpants instead of jeans. All outfits contain fat morph (shown on Red), and are compressorized. And if defaults aren’t your jam, non-default versions are available too!
Note: I also did the three remaining Jersey recolors from Lucilla's set and will probably use them to replace tmbodyhipjersey. But I wasn't ready to tackle to YA version of this outfit just yet (hint hint if someone is feeling up to it).
Credits to Fanseelamb for the original pants textures, @lucilla-sims for the jerseys, and @deedee-sims for the TM mesh files and recolors that I used for this mash-up!
Download (Default): SFS | MTS
Download (Non-Default): SFS | MTS
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