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Sex dolls: Who Invented them and What They Represent?
I have to admit, when I first heard about the possibility of sex dolls being invented, I was quite taken aback. Sure, there had been references in adult movies and TV shows, but for some reason, the thought of them becoming a physical reality never really crossed my mind. It raises a few questions, like who invented the first sex doll and what do they represent?
Well as it turns out, it appears that the first sex dolls were manufactured in the 17th century. In Japan, Portuguese sailors brought in dolls made of leather which appeared quite similar to modern day sex dolls. Later on in the 19th century, a German sex doll manufacturer created dolls made from rubber. Thus, it marked the beginning of the modern-day sex doll industry.
What these dolls actually represent, however, is a tricky subject. On the one hand, we could say that these dolls represent a certain level of empowerment for people, allowing them to tap into their own fantasies without the need for vibrators the presence of a real other person. On the other hand, some people view them as a form of objectification, due to the way they are marketed. It is a grey area, but it is something every individual must consider for themselves.
Moving away from that, let’s discuss what sex dolls actually look like. It might surprise you to hear that, depending on the country and manufacturer, they come in all shapes and sizes. There are literally thousands of customizable faces, body types, heights, and so on. Furthermore, they have been fitted with AI and robot technology, allowing them to communicate with their users and even learn from them.
So now the question becomes – who invented sex dolls and what do they represent? Well, as we have established, it appears that they were invented as far back as the 17th century, by the Portuguese. As for their representation, only the user themselves can truly decide that. Either way, it is perhaps something we should approach with an open mind and leave judgement aside.