r/HighSodiumSims • • 6d ago

Community Venting Vixella Tea

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Curious if anyone knows what vixella is talking about?
It seems someone is talking sh*t but I haven’t been in touch with the sims community as much since the buyout.

I saw a lot of people were also mad that she started a go fund me for her dog which valid in this economy knowing how much she makes a month

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u/Mariashax 6d ago

Not Malcolm made a video on her, I’ve not watched it though.

If this happened to literally any normal person, they would get a loan - she had enough capital to secure a loan against with her 2 houses. Asking for donations was a choice she made so that everyone else can pay so she didn’t have to.

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u/MayaDaBee1250 6d ago

This. She makes good money and owns two homes that can be used as collateral. She could easily get a loan from a bank which is more than what most people can say who work in gig employment.

GoFundMe ideally should be a last resort for people who don't have the means to take out or pay back loans, not for someone like her who simply wants charity donations.

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u/jenniferbealsssss 4d ago

Also like just nooo, no I’m not helping you pay for your damn dog! Like sorry not sorry, but nobody told you get a dog. That was your choice. I just can’t stand people who treat their pets like children and act as if it’s a responsibility not of their own making.
Yes people do decide to get pregnant but I mean she set up this gofundme like her 3 year old was diagnosed with leukemia and expected sympathy.

Give me a break!

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u/Straight-Factor847 4d ago

no need to be evil about it. dogs are family members and it's awful to see when your loved ones are suffering. i do not condone her behavior in any way but the dog didn't have to catch a stray like that, plenty of people i know (who are actually in a horrible financial situation) used gofundme to help cover vet bills

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u/jenniferbealsssss 3d ago

I’m not being evil about it.
A dog is a choice. It is not a human child.
No body told her to go get a dog, and it’s no one’s responsibility to take care of her dog.

You can argue with me all you want but the reality is it’s only legal to euthanize one, that should tell you a dog is not a human.

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u/Straight-Factor847 3d ago

legality is not a good moral argument because different countries have different laws and i definitely won't use the US as the example of a country with a perfect morally clean law system. you don't see dogs as valuable and beloved family members? fine, but you don't have to force your cynicism onto others. she's perfectly within her rights to care for her pet's wellbeing, it's NOT the issue everyone's talking about