Male Sex Doll

[Lelo1]

I'm just going to put this here.
Cause you know sooner or later I'm sure one is going to show up on MFC. XD

 

[Deleted member 31926]

Typical. Twelve minutes and there is already porn of it.

Seriously, count me among those astounded there is any demand for these dolls at all. I would never have guessed a woman could find enough satisfaction in a sex doll to justify the price these command.

I can see the value in them as props for MFC (until they ban them, anyway), but models: Would you ever seriously be interested in one of these for your own, personal use? (Or: Are you brave enough to admit publicly that you would be?)

 

[Lelo1]

@Simon it's just another sex toy.

I'm guessing the people who are buying 15k gold plated dildos are the same people who buy a 20k sex dolls. Probable people in the "1%".

 

[AerynShade]

The heads are too small, and the necks and belly buttons look GIANT. Also, his eyelashes were awful. (Am I the only one looking at these things?)
I've always thought it weird that people say only men buy the female love dolls. And here they just keep talking about women purchasing the male ones. Hello, gay people exist and also find relationships difficult. People spend thousands of dollars on online companionship with cam models. Why not dolls they can snuggle?

I mean, I don't want one, but that's because I'm absolutely terrified of dolls/puppets and would expect it to come alive at night and kill me.

 

[DonaDiabla]

Yeah, those male sex dolls are heavier than a real man. Plus, the penis is not flexible but at least is always hard.

 

[zippypinhead]

The claim that this is "the world's first male sex doll" is just patently wrong. For example, RealDoll has been making male dolls for over a decade (fifteen or so years, actually.) The Male RealDoll 2 is listed right there in the product tabs on the site. The HBO series, Real Sex, even did a segment on it way back in 2001.

Pornhub link to the episode, Episode 28. The segment begins at about 22:30.

It's not as if I had to do a lot of digging to get this info. Quick search for "male adult doll" brought RealDoll right up, and I recall seeing the Real Sex segment on TV so many years ago. No matter how interesting this VICE doc may be, I just can't get past the blatant misinformation of the title, which is repeated in the documentary itself. It's 2016, ffs. High-end love dolls have been around for decades. How could they possibly believe this is the first male version?

Sorry for the rant. It's just been bugging me for a few days now. I know that the doll community are seen as a total sideshow, but that doesn't excuse documentaries from doing the absolute minimum of fucking research or fact-checking. I guess, to the lady who made this VICE doc, "do your fucking research," meant, "fuck the doll."

Beyond that, it came off as the typical, "what kind of weirdo buys this?" exposé, although I appreciate the tawdriness being tempered a bit by focusing mostly on the manufacturing process. And did anyone catch a kinda douchey vibe from the sales lady?

Watching the documentarian fuck the doll was unexpected and fun, anyway.

Yeah, those male sex dolls are heavier than a real man. Plus, the penis is not flexible but at least is always hard.

Everywhere I've looked has listed their weight at 100 to 120 lbs. And the higher-end dolls have detachable junk that comes in both erect and flaccid varieties.

 

[DonaDiabla]

Actually, I was talking about when the real male doll first came out. That was 2003...now I saw that real doll segment in 2001. Anyways, I was about 18 and my rich roommate had one. Frankly, it was very heavy and it's cock was very hard. "He" was very heavy and not very flexible. Of course, my favorite sex dolls are Manzoku Dolls because they are so cute and small. But I do not think of them as sexy....I just love collecting dolls.

The claim that this is "the world's first male sex doll" is just patently wrong. For example, RealDoll has been making male dolls for over a decade (fifteen or so years, actually.) The Male RealDoll 2 is listed right there in the product tabs on the site. The HBO series, Real Sex, even did a segment on it way back in 2001.

Pornhub link to the episode, Episode 28. The segment begins at about 22:30.

It's not as if I had to do a lot of digging to get this info. Quick search for "male adult doll" brought RealDoll right up, and I recall seeing the Real Sex segment on TV so many years ago. No matter how interesting this VICE doc may be, I just can't get past the blatant misinformation of the title, which is repeated in the documentary itself. It's 2016, ffs. High-end love dolls have been around for decades. How could they possibly believe this is the first male version?

Sorry for the rant. It's just been bugging me for a few days now. I know that the doll community are seen as a total sideshow, but that doesn't excuse documentaries from doing the absolute minimum of fucking research or fact-checking. I guess, to the lady who made this VICE doc, "do your fucking research," meant, "fuck the doll."

Beyond that, it came off as the typical, "what kind of weirdo buys this?" exposé, although I appreciate the tawdriness being tempered a bit by focusing mostly on the manufacturing process. And did anyone catch a kinda douchey vibe from the sales lady?

Watching the documentarian fuck the doll was unexpected and fun, anyway.



Everywhere I've looked has listed their weight at 100 to 120 lbs. And the higher-end dolls have detachable junk that comes in both erect and flaccid varieties.

 

[Deleted member 31926]

I'm guessing the people who are buying 15k gold plated dildos are the same people who buy a 20k sex dolls.

I didn't realize those people existed either. Madness.

 

[Lelo1]

Yeah, those male sex dolls are heavier than a real man. Plus, the penis is not flexible but at least is always hard.

I find it amusing that the dildos are detachable and swap-able.

 

[Lelo1]

The claim that this is "the world's first male sex doll" is just patently wrong. The HBO series, Real Sex, even did a segment on it way back in 2001.

Vice has a reputation for bias. Every thing they write seems to be focused on sensationalism.

 

[DonaDiabla]

Actually, Simon, that is not unusual. Some rich people wanted the best even when it comes to sex toys. Lelo has some of the best sex toys ever created. It is not madness nor pretentious for the very wealthy to want the best. But I will say that gold can be an aphrodisiac for some people.

I didn't realize those people existed either. Madness.

 

[DonaDiabla]

All of the male sex dolls' penises that I have seen was not detachable or swappable But then again, I saw the male real dolls before this new decade. But they can always stay hard

I find it amusing that the dildos are detachable and swap-able.

 

[Deleted member 31926]

It is not madness nor pretentious for the very wealthy to want the best.

Oh, I don't disagree. (I don't actually think it's "madness" any more than I actually think you guys are awful.) But still, a $15,000 dildo is not something I would have imagined existing.

 

[Lintilla]

 

[DonaDiabla]

I heard there might be a diamond encrusted dildo as well. Imagine that LOL

Oh, I don't disagree. (I don't actually think it's "madness" any more than I actually think you guys are awful.) But still, a $15,000 dildo is not something I would have imagined existing.

 

[Deleted member 31926]

I heard there might be a diamond encrusted dildo as well.

That sounds... uncomfortable. And not just on the wallet.

 

[Lelo1]

I heard there might be a diamond encrusted dildo as well. Imagine that LOL

Jimmy Jane Platinum Vibrator With Encrusted Diamonds, 3.2k.

Every thing else above it is custom made. million dollars Diamond incrusted dildo.

 

[zippypinhead]

I don't think it's beyond the pale to imagine even the average person wanting to luxuriate in a sexual experience, even if it's ultimately an act of self-love. To be sure, $20K is a lot of money, but I think it's mostly the sticker shock that comes from having one's sex life actually itemized and invoiced. Dating and long-term relationships aren't exactly cheap, after all, and I know I've personally spent an amount on camsites over the years to raise an eyebrow. Hell, there are places in Nevada where a person could drop $20K on a single night's experience.

Ultimately, I don't think it's a matter of being rich. I think it's a matter of budgetary priorities. I'm quite sure there are people out there who have chosen a life of eating tomato soup and peanut butter sandwiches in order to get a doll, or make that top model's whale list, or spend a nice weekend at a Nevada "ranch".

Vice has a reputation for bias. Every thing they write seems to be focused on sensationalism.

True. I subscribe to them because I mostly like their arts and culture videos. Considering the tabloid vibe, I guess I need to remember I'm only watching for the entertainment value, and not because they have any sort of journalistic integrity.

 

[AuroraKnight]

If I had that kind of money laying around, I'd put a down payment on a house, but I honestly think I'd try one if the price wasn't that ridiculous. Mostly out of curiosity more than actually wanting one, but if they're as realistic as the video claims, it could be fun.

Edited because I apparently fail at typing

 

[Lelo1]

I'd try one if the price wasn't that ridiculous. Mostly out of curiosity more than actually wanting one, but if they're as realistic as the video claims, it could be fun.

I wonder if a popular cam model could get one via crowd funding.

 

[melanieoncam]

If they weren't so pricey I can see it used as a prop for cam and videos, but to sleep with it as if it were a person? Looks too much like a corpse lying there, gives me the creeps!