I’ve had an unusual journey in life. I used to work as a computer expert, and now I’m a plumber and electrician. At almost 36, I’ve seen firsthand how technology shapes our world and our relationships. It makes me wonder: is our love for sex dolls connected to our growing reliance on machines?

Sex dolls, in many ways, do everything for us. Yet beyond their function, many people form emotional bonds with them, keeping them in their homes not just as toys, but as companions.

At the same time, I notice that many people still crave social interaction—going out for drinks, laughing, playing, and spending time with others, whether with a partner or casual friends. There’s nothing wrong with that. But in today’s world, relationships often feel like products: easily replaced, like a phone swapped out each year when it’s no longer “in style.” First cherished, then forgotten.

On a more personal note, I’m also a photographer, specializing in lingerie shoots. This passion, however, comes at a cost—models, makeup, and long shooting sessions quickly add up in both money and time. That’s when I started thinking about silicone sex dolls. They could serve as reliable models, saving me from makeup costs and training sessions, while also giving me creative freedom.

For me, sex dolls are not just intimate companions, but also potential partners in art and creativity. That’s why I’ve decided to bring my questions and experiences here, in hopes of sharing and learning more from others who see them the same way.