These dolls were made to mimic a human in every way, from the soft skin to the realistic body parts. But what made them different was that their skin was a light shade, sex dolls which I suppose made them more appealing? It made me think about how society’s perceptions of beauty should be dismantled and challenged.
I could hardly believe what I was seeing. Was this a form of objectification? Or was it an attempt to cater to a wide variety of people’s tastes? Whatever the case, I couldn’t help but feel a tad disturbed by the idea. It made me wonder if using these dolls would reward one’s interests without needing to form any kind of intimate connection?
These dolls seem to tap into a need that’s unmet in some individuals. Perhaps they’re looking for something that a real life partner just can’t provide. To each their own, I guess, but for me it just felt a little too far-fetched. There’s something to be said for the value of forming meaningful connections with other people, not something that’s purely physical.
At the same time, I can see how someone might be reassured by having a partner that would never go against them or object to anything. A partner that was simply there for one’s pleasure and amusement. Though, of course, they would be limited in what they can actually do!
I started to think about the ethical issue behind it as well. What kind of message were these dolls conveying? Are they promoting a shallow kind of beauty based on skin colour? I suppose ultimately it is up to the individual to decide what value they place on a doll like this.
Either way, I don’t think I could ever bring myself to own one of these fucking light color sex dolls. I’m not here to judge those who do, but me? I like the idea of two real people engaging in a mutual relationship and not just a physical one. For me, that’s what really gets my heart racing. I guess it just comes down to personal preference.
