Development and marketing of human-like full-body sex dolls

 Despite the wide acceptance of love dolls depicting human body parts, the development and commercialization of human-like full-body sex dolls and full-body interactive and moving sex robots has generated great controversy in both public and scientific discourse.

The discrepancies begin with the clarification of the central terms. Should male sex dolls and sex robots simply be considered next level high-end sex toys? Do they play a different and more important role in the sexual and social lives of their owners and users?

Are they treated as surrogates for real partners, or even accepted as full-fledged posthuman synthetic partners? This would raise questions not only about their impact on sexual and general health, but also about the future of intimate relationships.

As lifelike sex dolls become more sophisticated and begin to incorporate robotic technologies, some people are predicting a shift away from human-to-human sexual activity toward relationships that use not only virtual reality, but also highly interactive sex toys and responsive "sexbots." include. In this regard, David Levy theorized that by 2050, humanoid robots will replace humans in many ways, including: as a companion, arguing that this is a positive development that will "change human ideas about love and sexuality".

Observe an example of a female sex doll speaking. As expected,

members of the sex doll community often wish to remain anonymous for fear of judgment, persecution, and psychiatric labeling. However, as part of Valverde's study, some sex doll owners agreed to answer questions about sex doll use in an anonymous questionnaire.