Sex dolls are mainly called love dolls or real dolls, and there are male dolls and female dolls.

Sex dolls (also called love dolls or inflatable dolls) are sex toys that are the same size and shape as your sexual partner and are used to help masturbate. Sex dolls may include the entire body and face, or just the head, pelvis, or other parts of the body, as well as accessories for sexual stimulation (vagina, anus, mouth, penis). These parts sometimes vibrate and may be removable or interchangeable.

Some people like to own a doll because they need help emotionally after losing their partner. They may not be ready to go out on a date again, and they don't like living alone. Therefore, they buy sex dolls to accompany them until they heal their loneliness and return to their original selves.

In addition to singles, couples also buy sex dolls. They find that bringing someone into their bedroom is a safe way, rather than inviting another person to join a threesome. The couple can explore their sexual fantasies without deceiving each other. Dolls are also suitable for use when partners cannot enjoy their sex for health or other reasons. There is no need for a foreign lover.

Not all sex doll lovers have a strong sexual desire and appetite for 18-year-old and flawless poseable dolls. There are also some customers, usually more mature customers, who prefer their dolls to have some wrinkles, crow's feet and deeper laugh lines. For these men, dolls with these characteristics look more like women they can really feel.

The history of sex dolls:

Some of the earliest love dolls were invented by Dutch sailors in the 17th century, who would be isolated from the world during long voyages. These masturbation dolls, called dame de voyage by the French and dama de viaje by the Spanish, are made of sewn cloth or old clothes and are the immediate predecessors of today's sex dolls. During the Langu period, the Dutch sold some of these dolls to the Japanese, and the term "Dutch wife" is sometimes used to refer to sex dolls in Japan.

Status of sex doll technology:

Regardless of whether this is a true description of the person who owns such dolls, dolls like RealDoll may change people's perception of these owners, so that technology is no longer about sex, but more about artificial intelligence and companionship.

These new dolls won't stay still like corpses forever. If real sex dolls founder Matt McMullen has something to say about this, one day these "dolls" may be more like real human partners than ever before.

Currently, the "Realbotix" series (as it calls it) focuses on perfecting the head itself-designed to give users the illusion that they are dealing with the movements and artificial intelligence of a real, thoughtful, and sentient person voice. Nowadays, most of the dolls on the market are tpe dolls and silicone dolls. They are also very realistic. They can heat the dolls to the normal body temperature of the human body, so that you can have a further experience.

The future of sex dolls:

In recent years, the pace of progress will only accelerate. If Sarah Hatheway Valverde's research shows any signs, the number of people adopting the technology may increase significantly, as the dolls become more human-like.

If you think they can’t make robots move like normal people, check out the animatronics used in Jordan Wolfson's (creepy-looking) female robot, which dances like a stripper in this art exhibition.