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This is a relatively new social trend, where certain men are choosing artificial women as lovers over real women.

You might think only a fool would do so, but take a look at these videos and see why these ’silicone honeys’ have such haunting appeal.

Man with 100 Japanese Sex Dolls

‘What It’s Like to Love an Artificial Woman’ - Davecat’s Story

Models from Orient Doll (Manufacturer)

So… now that you’re educated, I’m going to ask you the Million Dollar Question :

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Here is my analysis of the mental logic behind these men’s preference for sillicone over flesh:

One thing I’ve been hearing people say is, “Where are all the male dolls?!”

I think that might only come later as manufacturers are uncertain of the demand and saleability.

But for all who are wondering what it would be like to have an artificial male lover, there’s an interesting Japanese drama I’ve come across which is about a lonely working woman being offered a prototype android lover - the perfect boyfriend - by a robotics company. The language is Japanese with English subtitles.

The series is being hosted at Crunchyroll.com, which I think is an excellent site for viewing Japanese movies, drama and anime.

The Story
Robot maker, Kronos Heaven, finally develops “Night Tenjo”, the perfect male humanoid programmed to be devoted and completely loyal to his lover. The company chooses temp worker Izawa Riko to take part in a 5-day free trial. At first, Riko only sees Night as a household appliance. But when she finds out how deep Night’s devotion to herself is, Riko finds herself falling in love with him. Joining the love triangle is Asamoto Soshi, a distinguished young executive at her company who has feelings for her.

DEBATABLE QUESTION :

Proposition: why and how are love dolls good?
Opposition: why and how are love dolls bad?

State whether you are supporting the Proposition or the Opposition.

Related Post

I’ve written a part two to this topic in How Could You Love a Zombie?