A Japanese man and his love dolls
The above story is about a Japanese man who lives with over twenty love dolls in his tiny apartment. Each love doll cost him around US$6000 each. He doesn’t worry about scaring away potential lovers because “he’s given up on the idea of dating and marrying a woman in the real world.”
Love dolls are not a new idea (even dogs have them). So while having sex with a love doll may not be a common thing, it isn’t that strange either. Though living with that many and being happy about it certainly is.
Whilst we are on the subject of sex toys … the Metafilter post where I got this story from has some links to some other odd and innovative sex toys, including one called “The Cone” which allows for simultaneous use by both partners. Use your imagination. 
Odd creativity with sex toys | MetaFilter
(article is SFW, links within article aren’t; funny comments though)
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U did a similiar entry before?
On Sex dolls?
ewww…the dolls look eerie.
I wonder, has the doll owner gotten so turned off/jaded with real women, that if he did meet a woman he found attractive, and the woman was just as interested in him, would he take her instead of a doll?
Lupin: yeah linked it above with “even dogs have them”.
mf: yeah the Japanese like that kinda look I guess. You want a more realistic looking alternative, check out “Real Dolls”.
Papa: probably not. A real living woman is harder to maintain than a doll.
Hmmm…are there male versions? hehe…
hey! dont put up videos of me without permission!
….wait thats not me, carry on
anjali: yes there are. Go search “male real dolls”.
n: nah, that’s not you. I know you are the loyal type. You only have one.
that’s so weird!
nadnut: yeah I know – all that advanced technology for sex right?! Hahah!
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This is sad. Straight out of Stepford Wives.
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