Alma likes her career in education but Blaise would like to start working with the local fire department.

Blaise and Alma are new roommates, but they have been close friends for a long time.

Their beds are pushed together and their household description says the following: In The Sims 3: Ambitions, Alma Drill and Blaise Kindle are implied to be lesbians. Additionally, Gobias Koffi is noted in his game bio as preferring the company of men though his homosexuality is less obvious if his story line is not played. He is a reference to the character Tobias in the show Arrested Development, who is also coded as possibly gay. Leonard’s bio mentions a deceased partner and Jeffrey’s grave can be found at the Spector Family Mausoleum. In The Sims 3, Jeffrey and Leonard Ryan are two gay characters. In The Urbz: Sims in the City, Kiki Blunt is intertextually implied to be a lesbian, as the Urbz Comix for Central Station shows her as Anna Kissed’s “Dream Punk”. In The Sims 2: University Life, Mitch Indie and Max Flexor (both playable characters), are college roommates whose bios indicate they are ready to discover new things about their friendship now that they are living together.

Additionally, Nervous Subject has a slight disaste for females, so this could be interpreted as having gay preferences initially. Other characters with bisexual preferences are Kent Capp who has a slight preference for males (still neutral for females) and Jason Cleveland (in The Sims 2: Apartment Life) who is married to Marissa Cleveland but also has a slight preference for males with neutral preference for females. In The Sims 2, Circe Beaker, Ariel Capp, and Titania Summerdream have the same level of attraction for males and females, so their characters start out with bisexual preferences. Some pre-made characters in The Sims series are gay, lesbian, or bisexual, although those orientations are rarely implied beyond the mechanics of their gender preference and are largely up to players to interpret as they will.

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