There was once a man named Steve overseas. He had a happy family, but the tragic death of his wife brought him endless loneliness and sadness. He wanted a life-like cheap sex doll, but couldn't afford one that looked like his late wife.
He says it drives him crazy. He didn't want to be alone, but needed to focus on other things and wasn't ready to start a new relationship. So he decided to buy a ready-made realistic stock doll instead of a customized one.
Steve says that realistic sex dolls are very helpful because his wife and brother have their own lives. Sometimes he really doesn't want to have contact with the outside world and talk. That's why he likes the simple and realistic life he leads with his sex dolls. When he's in a bad mood, the doll listens to him quietly and doesn't interrupt him.
In fact, he and his sexdoll have had many conversations on a variety of topics without worrying about unexpected reactions. He enjoys cuddling and his dolls always fulfill that need.
Sex dolls like Steve's faithful companion serve an important psychological function for some lonely and grieving people. As silent listeners and idealized partners, they convey a sense of security and intimacy without expectations or demands of their own.
You can talk to them about your deepest thoughts, fears and concerns - without fear of judgment or unwanted advice. They are always available when insomnia or depression sets in. Her very presence as an analog companion or bedside confidant is comforting.
Of course, a big ass sex doll can't completely replace a real relationship or human contact. But as transitional objects in times of grief or loneliness, they can create mental health. By allowing for the projection of emotional needs and a sense of intimacy with the "other side," they fulfill longings that would otherwise go unfulfilled.
Their helplessness and silence become an opportunity to escape from everyday life and find comfort. As paradoxical as it may sound, for some people, being emotionally dependent on a sex doll is more healing than facing their own loneliness.
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