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If you're bad enough at your job that you can be replaced by inflatable suzie, the woman with the permanently shocked expression, perhaps you need to rethink your chosen career. Who would get a sex doll with a permanently shocked expression? Why would you not go for any other one? I've given up questioning what people are into. I mean really, the inclination to fuck a surprised-looking girl is actually pretty vanilla in comparison to some of that clopping shit. Have you been on DeviantArt recently? I must say, the emphasis has really shifted from the Art part to the Deviant part.

Yea but think of the children This only makes me think of the 14 year old terminally ill cancer patient and the doctor who found a prostitute to fulfill his wish before he died. A sex doll brothel is not a brothel, it is a bunch of rooms with guys jacking off using fancy tools. From fossil fuels and alternative energy to real milk and soy milk, people don't like competition.

What if I only want a 1-way experience with a woman? What's more, this "two-way" experience will only help me with my ability to be intimate with other sex workers. Also some of them just starfish the whole time. I don't see much of a difference if they're not gonna get into it. They just lay there with no reaction whatsoever.

Jokes aside, I can see how my phrasing can be misunderstood. Sometimes, I just want to rub one out quickly, but that doesn't mean I don't want two-way experiences. It's like some days you want chocolate, and other days, you just want vanilla. I had no idea you could run a decent business by renting out used sex dolls.

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Of course, there probably aren't any virgins sex workers either, but there is something about a used sex toy that is really off-putting. The company probably changes the "parts" or at very least cleans them far better and thoroughly then the sex workers maintain theirs.

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Like a modular vagina and asshole? They probably only change those out after they I guess if the price is high enough, they could probably afford to change out the orifice modules. Most sex dolls come with completely detachable parts. You just swap out the flashlight between clients. No one goes crying how they dehumanises men and are insulting because no affections or smth. Also, there are some women who will have sex for free and any time their husbands want, like some kind of all-you-can-eat buffet.

Besides, if prostitutes think they can offer things that dolls can't, then they shouldn't feel threatened by the dolls. And honestly, a man can get pleasure from a non-sentient woman-shaped object without somehow forgetting that women are actual people, so that argument is bullshit too. What next, men complaining about dildoes and crying that men are more than just dicks and that women who use dildoes are demeaning men? Maybe some people would rather go at the doll, real person prostitution will definitely still thrive, calm your titties.

Seems like I remember reading this and the sex dolls were supposed to be marketed as an outlet for extremes It seems to me as if these dolls are just highly decorated flesh lights. Anyone who would use this instead of being with a human If someone ever wanted to have sex with a real woman, really have a relationship, then they might want to not use a sex doll, no matter the quality.

Many women would not have anything to do with a guy who fucked fake. This is far beyond a flesh light. Honestly, people who pay a stranger to have sex with them don't seem all that much better than someone who uses a sextoy. Paying for sex turns the person being paid into a commodity. If they have a pimp or madam over them, it makes it worse. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. Log in or sign up in seconds. Submit a News Article. See something that breaks our rules? Use the report button and remember to choose a reason for reporting.

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