My friend, let me tell you a story about something that I heard recently – a sex doll bride. It’s mind-blowing to think that in this day and age, a sex doll can replace a human bride! When I heard this news, I was both filled with shock and morbid curiosity.

It’s sad that for some people, a piece of plastic and silicone could replace a real, human being. For these men, I guess it seems more logical or less complicated to invest in an artificial bride instead of finding a real woman who could offer emotional and physical affection. At the same time, these sex doll brides can cost thousands of dollars and are highly customizable with options like hair and Penis Rings skin colours.

When I think about it, I can’t help but feel sorry for the man and his desire to have a partner but can’t find one. It’s like he’s saying that a sex doll or mechanical partner is better than a real one. Does this mean that men have given up in finding a real woman with whom they can connect emotionally and physically?

I don’t think it’s fair to the doll bride either! How can she feel loved if she’s not even real? We all must connect with people in a meaningful way, and vibrators a plastic doll bride can’t offer that. If anything, these types of relationships just further detach us from genuine love that only people can offer.

I won’t lie, I’m curious about what it feels like to be close to a sex doll bride. Will she feel like a real human being? What goes on in the mind of the man that chooses to be with a synthetic partner? But then again, all these questions both frighten and sadden me.

At the end of the day, I just don’t understand why this is a thing. Is it because of loneliness or a lack of material options? Or is it more about a man’s fear of getting hurt again? I can’t wrap my head around why any man would pay so much money for a sex doll he can never truly be with.

It makes me think if love is becoming a outdated concept in this day and age. Do people really think love is no longer worth investing in? Maybe this is all a way to detach from the concept of relationships or to avoid any possible heartbreak. I’m not too sure, but it looks like we’re inching closer to a civilization where love is replaced with cold machines.