American sex dolls, often marketed with realistic physical features and customizable traits, are sometimes positioned as substitutes for companionship, not merely sexual aids. Advertising language may emphasize emotional comfort, personalization, and even simulated relationship dynamics. This blurring of lines between object and “partner” can trigger insecurity in a committed relationship. If one partner names, dresses, and consistently interacts with a silicone sex doll in ways that resemble relational bonding, the other partner may perceive this as displacement or replacement. In such cases, the distress may not stem from physical sexuality alone, but from the symbolic withdrawal of intimacy.

In Germany, anime sex dolls are unlikely to become mainstream household products, but they are gradually being accepted as a legitimate adult consumer goods!

In contemporary society, sex doll culture is undergoing a profound transformation, with product designs specifically targeting specific groups sparking widespread debate. Granny sex dolls, representing older women, were initially viewed as marginalized, often associated with moral taboos and social stigmas. However, with globalization and the proliferation of digital media, public perceptions of these products have gradually shifted from rejection to curiosity and even acceptance. This shift not only reflects the diversification of sexual attitudes but also highlights the role of technological advancement in driving cultural evolution. Meanwhile, torso sex dolls, with their simplified designs encompassing only core body parts, such as the chest and abdomen, have attracted a wide range of users due to their portability and practicality.