Just do the right thing yes? There is literally no excuse you could give that justifies not making your cc work with poc sims. I remember as a teen having a literal moment when it all clicked for me and I realized that as a human I have a responsibility to be good, to be kind, to try and be a person who does my part to make the world more inclusive, more kind, just more good. I actively make it a priority in my work to make sure that my cc looks good on ALL sims. I am 21 now and surrounded by amazing, diverse friends on here and in real life that continue to teach what it means to be a good, kind person in the world.
I had no understanding of what it meant to be socially responsible. When I first started making cc I was mid-teens and ridiculously uneducated. We have this discussion every time some creep releases poses for child sims that child sims should not be posing in. It is not difficult to open your game while you are in the creative process and periodically check that your cc looks good on every skin tone. It is not enough to make a blush and have it only work and look good on one skin tone. You have a problem with me? I want to follow up on a post I made yesterday because not everyone understood my point and I want to do my part to help people learn so we can all do better. This hair is available on my patreon now. If you want to support me, you can sign up to my patreon and get all of my custom content two weeks early.
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