using The Sims 4: For Rent to become a typical London landlord

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[@mumbellamumbella5819]

Mammy loves ya baba x xx

[@heartofstars13]

We stan Mumbella!

[@GraniteLazy]

live laugh love mumbella

[@DissonantSynth]

Thank you for being such a good mother!

[@noahsnetwork]

aw :(

[@lorrainethomas241]

Bow down! It's Mumbella!!!!! ❤

[@Grace-er9ep]

Loving your sister is knowing you shouldn't live in the same wing of your imaginary lottery winning cabin/mansion but still wanting her on the property or perhaps a bit down the road

[@BrandiG31]

Came for the mansion building, stayed for the period talk 🫡

[@Grace-er9ep]

Same. This is the quality content I'm here for

[@EducatedTurtle]

Hi, art historian here! I specialise in 19th-century Victorian art history, but know a bit about some of those townhouses you mention. They used to be the city variant of any member of the nobility or gentry - where they'd have a country estate, and then a townhouse in London for when they would be in the city (fun fact many nobility could pay their way into parliament - if you were rich enough you'd get a say in politics). Then, in the 19th century - some of the neighbourhoods that now have beautiful townhouses, such as Kensington (which you see suggested at 1:03) were actually still half-farmland hamlets back then. My favourite example is the artist Frederic Leighton, who built his own studio-home in Kensington, still there, absolutely stun and that was a commissioned piece of architecture. Aka many townhouses from the 19th century were by rich men wanting to have a nice pretty home in the city, that was still all their own, so yes, most townhouses in those google photos would have been built for one person (mostly men; include the wives and potential spawn, and of course they have help and servants) Hope this was interesting to someone haha edit: the tenements you mention in Edinburgh for example, they existed in London too but they were the crappily built ones, specifically a product of rapid urbanisation and industrialisation - they were not the ones with the nice white outsides that look real grand

[@_k_n_]

This WAS interesting. Thank you!

[@sock2324]

Thanks for the info! That was actually super interesting

[@Chloe-vf5jg]

Very cool! But I'm from Philly so seeing the words "beautiful" and "Kensington" in the same sentence really threw me for a loop at first glance haha

[@EducatedTurtle]

Kensington is one of the posher areas of London, like Knightsbridge and stuff. Now I had to google Kensington Philadelphia hahaha@@Chloe-vf5jg

[@JillieBean5]

Thank you my Stoney balloney brain likes reading these things!!! Art history nerd here!

[@Scarylyn14]

Giggling at the idea of you and your sister in separate wings of a giant house. “NEVER go into the West Wing!” “Why?” “Joanna lives there.” 😂 Honestly it reminds me of me and my sister. We’ve gotten along so much better since we’ve gotten out from under the same roof 🥰

[@ryuusei1907]

10:12 I couldn't stop laughing when Jesse said the For Rent pillars were perfect for the front entryway because of course it is. The Brits colonized half (I say half, but it's really the half where _I_ live) of Southeast Asia and brought their Georgian and Victorian aesthetics and sensibilities with them.

[@lindadeuville1483]

This has saved me since 2020. This community kept me stable. The sims is where I disappear to when I need a little happiness. Love you Plum.

[@annoar9776]

same!

[@Dean_W1nchester.]

Kudos to you doing something productive before the doctors, I spend the whole day sitting in wait when I have something I need to do lol

[@gothngo2943]

1) I've spent a LOT of time in London, and babe? YOU NAILED IT. 2) I agree, we should be able to talk openly about periods. It was especially rough for me with my autistic sensory issues. I had a hysterectomy six years ago and it was life-changing.

[@ryuusei1907]

I’m also autistic and thinking about getting a hysterectomy (though my issues are more psychological than sensory). How much did it cost you and what was the process like?

[@gothngo2943]

@@ryuusei1907 My insurance paid most of it so I don't remember the cost. It was fairly simple. Recovery was a few weeks but not difficult.

[@beep6185]

Same scenario here with autistic period problems. I was told by my doctor (NHS) that I wasn't old enough to make that decision (I'm 20) and that I need to come back when I'm over 35 and my HUSBAND CAN AGREE

[@ryuusei1907]

@@beep6185 That’s insensitive, everyone knows autistic people “are incapable of having meaningful (romantic) relationships /s That aside, I’m 30 next year and still unmarried. You should really make the case to them that you cannot take this anymore. A lot of medical professionals don’t empathize enough with just how much autistic period-havers suffer during periods just on “the off chance (we) might want to have kids.” It’s disgusting.

[@tairneanaich]

Gosh I‘m jealous, that sounds incredible

[@CapnCrimson]

For anyone struggling with a heavy flow, I can highly recommend looking into getting an IUD. My periods haven't gone away by any means, but my flow is so much more manageable, I no longer have to get up several times at night to take care of them, I don't need to pack 4 extra pads for a normal workday. It's honestly a godsend, and it's made my life so much better!

[@Plumbella]

My sister is a nurse and keeps trying to convince me to get the iud im really considering it!!!!

[@CapnCrimson]

@@Plumbella Absolutely do!! They suck for the first few months, but after that it's such a dream! It makes life so much easier, and you don't even realise until you experience it.

[@LiterallyJustAnActualPotato]

@@Plumbellaplease look into the full affects of having an IUD, and the affects of removing an IUD!! I only say this because I, and many others, were not fully made aware of the side effects. Many doctors will dismiss the side effects because the IUD packaging does not disclose them. There’s literally lawsuits about the crash that happens when you have them removed, and now some doctors are finally starting to acknowledge some of the affects. You don’t have to read my experience, but please please please do a bunch of research. I know you have dealt with mental health issues, so please research the potential affects of having a hormonal IUD and “mirena crash”. My personal experience, no pressure to read: I had a period for 6 months straight the first time I had an IUD, and horrific pain. My periods did stop entirely after about a year. I had Mirena for 10 years (2 different ones, 5 years each) and suffered terribly with pain and depression and brain fog (I had no idea it was related). I had the second one removed and opted to go with nothing for a while, I felt amazing. I recently had Kyleena for 6 months because I needed birth control (I can’t take estrogen based birth controls like “the pill”), but going back to depression, migraines, brain fog, etc was too much. I started another endless period like the first time again for 2 months straight. I had it removed, thinking I’d just go back to normal. Oh no, I was in for a different type of hell. I’m going through the IUD crash for 3 weeks now. My anxiety is out of control, I’m having panic attacks in public again (I thought I was past that a long time ago with grounding techniques and therapy), constant nausea, some days throwing up, and intense body aches. It’s literally made me incapable of doing anything. It feels like the flu + stomach bug + panic attacks. I’m back to being scared of going out in public, when I’d previously been totally in control of my panic disorder for years. Mirena crash can last for up to 6 months or more. I don’t know how people maintain their life. On top of it all, if you feel that the IUD is causing you issues and you want it to be removed, you have to get it removed at the doctor’s office. It’s not just deciding to discontinue taking a pill. I had to go to the doctor 3 times before they agreed to remove it. I’m sure plenty of good doctors take it out any time someone requests, but it’s super common for them to deny the request because they don’t believe it’s causing any side effects. If you’re like me and kind of passive/anxious/shy, it can leave you with no option but to keep making appointments and hope they listen next time.

[@rebeccaburns8381]

Thank you for talking about periods and also needing to build yourself up. I’m about a year or two behind your recovery so it is reassuring knowing that the future can be bright ❤

[@aquaair]

babes you look so incredibly good in the orange fit with the glasses!

[@aquaair]

it's giving sexy librarian omggg

[@MichaelaBelle]

YES and also the hair 😘👌 mwah

[@lapvona]

i agree i was thinking that while watching

[@sydneyfoster1167]

That two weeks before the period is BRUTAL. PMDD is no joke and wayyy under diagnosed. Fingers crossed the iron tablets help and be kind to yourself!

[@ScoutSailor]

Look up the 28(ish) day hormone cycle women experience, I had no idea until a few years ago. We experience hormone phases that make us more sluggish and tired the two weeks before our period, whereas the two weeks before ovulation we experience more energy etc. It's wild. Also men's hormone cycles are only 24 hours 😵‍💫

[@Stella_RC]

Thank you for the period talk!!! I've also been having dizzyness lately and very tired when my periods are coming. I will go see my doctor ~

[@chesleabee]

"Call me what you want, but you can't call me rational." On a T-shirt, please.

[@PinkxMurder]

So happy to see you doing good. You look happier too. As a fellow autistic girly struggling with mental health and many other things, it always makes me so happy to see people getting better in their journey. ❤ keep going you are so so loved

[@Dean_W1nchester.]

I would LOVE to see you build average British council houses (I live in one so of course when I saw this pack the first thing I thought of was those lol)

[@idkwhattoputheresorry]

YES

[@xLittleMissRainbowx]

Yes! I'm so keen to build some of the semi detached 1 upstairs 1 downstairs ones once I get the pack

[@BabaJaga]

Girl you look stunning in the third part of your video! The hair style and the glasses look so great! 🥰🥰

[@fernandafuentes6858]

That story about your period is very relatable, I had to get iron infusions for a couple months after a few bad periods, hope the iron pills make you feel better!

[@diamondminek1]

It wasnt until a work mate talked about her PMDD (pms on steroids!) that a lot of things clicked in to place for me. i was in my 30s! Glad your mental health is a bit better too!

[@livelollobotomy]

13:33 I LOVE your glasses and that color top looks so damn pretty on you omg

[@bumblebeebee31]

I really appreciate the period talk cause talking about it helps us know what's normal for a period and what we need to get checked out. Saves us all a lot of hassle and heartache

[@conorcarlson2297]

I love how open you are about your mental health and your journey with it. It’s so refreshing to hear other people struggles with this stuff and to know that you’re not alone, and that their will be ups and downs on anyone’s mental journey. I really appreciate it ❤❤❤

[@alissalalala]

i loveeee this house!! i love the mix of the things from the pack and the base game items, it blends together so well despite it being two completely different styles. i love that when a pack's build items can actually be multi purpose and work well with different styles x (also thank u sm for the period talk, it helped me to feel less alone and it's so good to see representation of issues with periods and being able to talk about them openly should be normalized. same with mental health issues, so glad ur doing better!! i'm not anemic btw, so it was interesting to learn about that and it's crazy how so many things seem normal and happen on a daily basis until you get diagnosed with something!!)

[@steph0sims]

you are my favorite anemic victorian youtuber xx

[@ColorOfCozy]

I feel this so much. I just turned 28, I am finally getting diagnosed with Autism, ADHD, and re-uping my anxiety haha, and my periods are the worse. I never realized my anemia could be the culprit. Also I relate to the consistency. I want to keep my KZbin going but I lose motivation so fast

[@Tomasa-f5s]

Thank you for bring awareness to a variety of things. I appreciate your words a ton

[@alex_21629]

These just talk and build videos are some of my faves

[@josiegoodwin2816]

ALSOOOOO THIS BUILD IS FREAKIN INCREDIBLE OMG ITS GORGEOUS YOUR TALENT IS UNMATCHED

[@Lyzzberry]

LOVE talking about periods and everything related! thank you for doing so too - it's really important. In case you're not aware its worth looking into the menstrual cycle and how hormone changes impact ASD symptoms - its helped me really understand myself

[@KaytaRaven]

I’m tempted to start streaming sims builds just to join the sim gang because you guys are all talented af and just as unhinged as me LMAO

[@emdoingstuff5219]

go for it! just subscribed to your channel and hoping you'll get your first upload soon. I'll be there waiting, go girl!

[@findingbrooki]

@@emdoingstuff5219you’re a gem

[@ZanyMe]

I did my own London townhouse a few weeks ago and University has some really good walls for that ground floor texture and windows/doors! For those who get CC, Harrie has some sets that are perfect and finally Kate Emerald has a tutorial on the type of glass room/ceiling you wanted to create at the beginning, never would have figured it out without her haha. Loved your build 💖

[@OneinaMilianSims]

These apartments are stunning 🤩

[@rio6653]

Plum!!! You’re so right, I had such a heavy flow that when I got blood work at the doctors he said I had the lowest iron levels he’d ever seen 😭 birth control made it less heavy which was a blessing cus it was actually absolutely unmanageable, wether it was maxi pads or super plus tampons I would always leak around hour 3 which made going to classes hell 😭

[@rokotte]

this build is so gorgeous 😍 you are a really talented simmer! 💚

[@kaneraid]

I’m so Happy to hear you are Happy and doing well!! You left NO Crumbs on this build. It’s AMAZING!!!

[@katelynkaboom]

@ voiceover Jess, that orange (orange?) top is so beautiful on you and your complexion!

[@heartofstars13]

I've been binging your videos since I discovered you last week, especially your build videos, so I'm super excited for this one! Lots of love to you and your fam

[@cloudsofsunset7323]

plumbella recording scares me, plumbella editing soothes me

[@haunthospitals]

this build is SO gorgeous and honestly i did not even realise you were decorating with just base game and for rent, you managed to put so much personality into the rooms and make it actually look like a lived in house it's amazing

[@colettelee1162]

Thanks for reminding me to make a MD's appointment for my worrisome menstrual symptoms, babe. 💝 I'm in recovery from an ED, and I feel a lot of guilt when I eat. Watching your videos during meals is incredibly calming. Your efforts to care for your mental health are helping more people than you know 💖

[@missAshhole1031]

Super support the period talk! ❤ I hope the iron pills are what you needed all along. Sending you love and light.

[@emma-malene]

thank you for talking about period issues! i used to think fainting from period cramps was normal and i was just being dramatic. turns out i have endometriosis. we really need to talk about these things :)

[@vixenfoxen]

the comment about the woods and the drawn shades at 1:25 is SO ME 😂

[@MissMisnomer_]

Okay first off, you look STUNNIN in that orange top with the glasses, and your hair looks IMMACULATE. Second: you really popped off in this build and I love love LOVE the decorations you went with

[@taylorcarson8893]

I love you as a builder and your personality always makes me smile, thank you very much for being so open about your mental health, many people struggle and feel alone,isolated, hearing you speak about it shows that we're not alone, and I'm glad you found out your anemic hopefully the iron pills help ❤

[@amywoolner99]

Honestly Hannah Lee Duggan is who I aspire to be in life

[@chexmixbaby44]

I lowkey love the life updates we get when you're voice overing builds. So glad you got the answers you needed!

[@AliceGWright]

I love Hannah Duggan, I made her cottage in the sims a while back because the whole thing is just so cute.

[@maemoonie]

i've just started my plumbella hyperfixation and your builds just AMAZE me wow

[@finchfull]

this build is gorgeous!! and omg i love tazkabaz too, it makes me so happy to hear that you met her! that's so sweet

[@c0zyh3art]

hi jess, thank you for talking about your recent anaemia diagnosis. I'm getting checked out today myself as I have been experiencing the same things! I also have autism as well so I know how hard it is to function day-to-day, hopefully I can get to the bottom of this. Love you videos, thank you for your insight and spreading awareness :)

[@alexnorthover4894]

I love HLD with her little mouse and all her cool vehicles and gorgeous houses. The roller skates in the van give me anxiety because I feel like in the event of an emergency stop she will brain herself.

[@faerie247]

Brilliant build, love to see a slow walk through. I'm post menopausal and I think periods definitely should be spoken about more, love you

[@haileyhowson8350]

actually so into this, the interior is so fucking cool

[@georgiemac1784]

"If you don't want to hear me talking, skip ahead" uhhh jesse talking is the reason I subbed...😂❤

[@plantriarchy3074]

This build is STUNNING!!! and man I love watching these videos theyre always so interesting! Also, if you're having heavy/painful periods and youre anemic, idk if you want to check out Endometriosis and Adenomyosis as possible causes? Say this purely as someone who found put they were b12 anemic, and then Adenomyosis a few years later! Its awesome to see people tackling the stigma around periods!!

[@span]

omg thankyou for the period talk!!! i have PMDD which is often comorbid with ASD and basically the two weeks before my period ( if i can even get into a regular pattern) I am batshit crazy and emotional and chaotic and tired and awful. life is just awful. and yeah i have bouts of anaemia and also copper toxicity. so yeah, love a good over share hope you do too

[@ilovebellagoth]

Yayyy new Plumbella content to watch before work 🥹💙

[@taylordee641]

I used to live in Kingston, Ontario and my favourite thing was the architecture because you could see how the settlers tried to replicate the townhouses from London over here! A lot of them around Queen's University were specifically built for boarding situations, and some of the buildings close to campus proper (by the welcome building, Stauffer & Douglas libraries, etc.) have very obvious additions to the backs and sides of them to accommodate more people, more modern amenities, and so forth. I found the downtown core particularly fascinating because some of the buildings were actually expanded on the front and given new facades, and then they were sectioned off and rented so that some stores/apartments are only accessible from the alleyways! It's so neat.

[@dizzie1451]

i have autism too! i understand completely w the bad days talk & the sensory thing to do with periods

[@Liaxi00]

The build is beautiful ❤ It’s so nice to see you open up about your struggles when it comes to your period, productivity,.. We love you for being real with us ❤ I’m also super happy that you’re doing well

[@catherineripperger9306]

Love this... amazing build. Can't wait to download from the gallery! Also, you singing my "theme song", I am validated!!

[@katiewhite5942]

Thanks so much for being so open about you’re health, mental and physical, and especially you’re autism I’ve been following you for about year now and your openness has helped me with my personal journey so much! Keep being amazing!

[@cassandrapapadopoulos5514]

I have PMDD and the 2 week cycle thing I relate to so much, especially the manic but obviously not manic can't get me down part. The change between those weeks, is insane! Being a person with a uterus is a wild ride.

[@TimeMovie93150]

i love how real and genuine and authentic you are, never stop unmasking cos the real you is amazing!!!!

[@barkergirl33]

Your build came out absolutely fantastic. The period talk described what I experienced, and I just accepted it as the way my body is. I am a useless slug before, to heavy to do anything during it, and completely wired after (I can't sleep for days). I'll be having that checked asap. Glad you're having many more good days than bad. It's quite a journey and of course isn't all good. You do seem to be thriving and I love that. Have a great holiday and I hope the family is doing well. ❤

[@wyattvillalobos4153]

i thought i was the only one who got the simlish version of we are young stuck in my head omg

[@dazebayliss]

i live right near the building where oliver twist was filmed, it’s the crescent in bath. i didn’t know so many things were filmed there😭

[@MLEbug]

Im so glad that youre getting help for your anaemia! Just a tip from someone who's suffered the same. Movicol and psyllium husk will be your best friends when the iron tablets start to back you up!

[@rose_thyme1254]

I'm so excited to build townhouses with this pack! These sorts of hourse are my absolute favorite

[@kasia635]

I think you may have one of the best communities on the entire KZbin

[@ClaireJamesLadybug]

seeing Hannah Lee Duggan within the first 2 minutes of your video is so funny to me 😆 The KZbinr crossover that no one was expecting

[@glea94]

this was a glorious video, Jesse! so happy to hear you're doing well

[@verityelizabeth]

Dear lord I'm imagining the actual irl rental prices of these 😅

[@helleray4685]

The £4bn rental glitch would be realistic 😂

[@callie2651]

@londonunderground9928in America we would call these townhouses and buy them like this. Except in big cities, I don’t think most Americans buy “apartments” which are usually rented

[@callie2651]

@londonunderground9928 I’m in an apartment I rent and I painted my walls, it’s allowed where I am as long as you paint over with primer before you leave. I like not having to worry about maintenance. In fact, there was a drain pipe burst under my apartment and it cost so much for them to fix it and it wasn’t any concern of mine 😂

[@alexisaurora1254]

Thanks for sharing your story ❤ it makes me feel less alone 🥺❤️🥺

[@courtneyryder1810]

Oh my God, that's why having prawn sandwiches for lunch everyday for 2 months stopped my period cramps, there full of iron, I dont really like prawn sandwiches but I just randomly tried a month on every type of sandwich and I feel so much more energetic on prawn sandwiches and carried it on for 3 months now and I just get a light pulse for period cramps, I use to feel sick, get the shakes from them and dizziness in the shower. Wow my body knew I needed iron 😂😂😂, my body is awesome at telling me what I need at times, so funny 😂😂 just googled if iron was in prawns and Google said really high amount of iron is in prawns 😂 that's fascinating

[@marxist_magpie]

omg I love you even more for speaking about your period struggles!! I hope you sort your iron out soon ✨

[@actual.lizard]

man, i totally get the period stuff. i used to throw up every time which was HORRENDOUS. hope you start to get better :)

[@lindadeuville1483]

You are always a blast to watch. I almost dropped my coffee twice laughing so hard.

[@xenon8117]

Oh she is a beautiful build, I will absolutely be taking this style into account now.

[@esperanzasvida]

I'm anemic as well and have the issues for 2 weeks before my menstrual. Then I feel like crap for the first day and a half. Be careful with the pills they don't always work because they upset the tummy. So if you start having upset tummy or digestive issues stop,it and contact your doctor.

[@amberglennon]

Omg with the period chat, read PERIOD POWER by Maisie Hill! It completely explains how a cycle works (because school & some docs teach us a lottt of inaccurate info😅) & why we get so knackered during PCOS & then feel like ‘beyonce’ (or manic😂) 2 weeks later. She also goes into how to use your cycle to your advantage to make the most of your ‘beyonce week’ & rest more on your PMS/ period. She also goes into PCOS & endo which is all definitely worth the read!!

[@HeyImNicku]

loved the build, loved the look, girl you have done it again.

[@remy1016]

Amazing build and my faaave mean girls reference oh Plumbella I LOVE YOU SO!!

[@Rhasher]

This build is GORGEOUS, I love that you're in a better place, you've been shining lately and I wish a lovely next year for you and your family, luv u babes xx

[@opheliehillairet4471]

I went to this event and enjoyed seeing your builds so I'm very excited to see the behind the scenes of them

[@serenanoelle1994]

I totally felt your troubles there. I, too, tried to replicate a real house not too long ago. But you made it work, and it came out amazingly! 👏🏻 I built the house from Full House. It was difficult, and then on top of that was the unmatched interior layout of said house. 😂

[@dabombdiggity46]

I'm happy you're getting healthier!!! Excited to keep seeing you grow!!!

[@katewackerle]

Hello! Fellow iron issues lady here! Two things - one, I ended up getting an IUD to basically stop having a period to even out my iron. Really worked for me. So, consider this option if it is right for you. Two, if you're taking iron, it will make you feel soooo bloated. But, the iron supplements with added vitamin c make you feel far less bloated. The brand I took was vitron c and I highly recommend. Best of luck, fellow low iron friend!

[@Fragmented_Mask]

What a stunning build! As a Londoner I am so excited to see people build these types of houses and I want to populate Newcrest with them :D I also think we need to talk about intimate health in general more often. I am waiting to speak to a Dr about pain I'm experiencing which it turns out could be pelvic floor dysfunction brought on by years of anxiety! But it was a chance conversation with a friend that prompted me to look into it. Also more talk about hormones and neurodiversity since I also only recently started reading about the links between menstrual cycle and menopause with executive functioning, and ADHD. Brains and bodies are wild.

[@YourRyeBread]

You look so good here omg wtf (as usual but like DAMN in the voiceover)

[@blakebelladonna4777]

Love love lovvve the build! I also am super anemic and have to take iron supplements because of my period. It’s rough out here but we push on none the less. 😌

[@flortraggiay7302]

"woulda, coulda,SHOULDA?" just cracked me up

[@Dean_W1nchester.]

For heavy periods with sensory issues, I 100% recommend period pants! Feels like normal pants and can last 12 hours, I’ve never woken up to leakage in the bed either when wearing them when with even rly thick pads I always do

[@user-gd2gj9yd6u]

"hey hens" gets me so pumped for the video I'm about to watch. Your content is great, and i really appreciate your honest takes. Also, thanks for all the giggles!

[@ZEE-ok9xd]

Fitting a sims ad love ya

[@livelaughlabotomy4275]

that colour jumper looks so good on u babes! and the hairstyle? killing it!!!

[@filipeeeeeeeee5615]

Maybe “low budget housing in London” is the friends we made along the way

[@marycanary86]

i started taking iron tablets recently and boy HOWDY have my energy levels shot up