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The idea of sex dolls has been around for centuries and it wasn’t until the 19th century that they really gained popularity. Last week, I was curious to know who invented the sex dolls. After doing some research I came to know about Masuchika Kagami. A Japanese artist, Kagami, unofficially invented the sex dolls in 1915. To add to the shocking details, he didn’t name the creation he had made!

Who had the bizarre idea to build a doll with artificial skin? Kagami! In Japan/Asia, the dolls made by Kagami were called “Dutch Wives” and used as substitutes for human wives.

Kagami’s original sex dolls were made from paper-mache which often broke down during extended use. In the 1920s and 1930s, these sex doll models became more life-like and they were even dressed in real-looking clothing. The idea was that people could take a “wife” home and keep her as a companion even when they were away from home.

It wasn’t until 1960 that sex dolls made from rubber were invented in Japan. This brought a huge improvement in the way dolls were made and materials used. They could now be made to look even more life-like and with greater durability. Companies started to produce realistic looking dolls with special features like synthetic hair and full body armatures that allowed for realistic flexibility and movement.

The sex dolls of today have come a long way since Kagami’s original dolls. They have become more sophisticated and life-like an experience it is to use a sex doll. Through advances in technology and materials, they are now more durable and offer an even more realistic experience.

Sex dolls have been a controversial topic for many years and there are still those who are skeptical about them or who don’t understand why someone would want one. Many people have their own personal reasons and I believe everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I think sex dolls are bringing an interesting addition to the sex industry and offer people a way to enjoy sex without the worry of emotional damage or disappointment. What do you think?

I was particularly fascinated with the fact that the advancements in materials used to construct the dolls are allowing for dolls that not only appear more life-like, but those who can perform day-to-day tasks. Sex dolls with AI capabilities have become popular in the recent years and allow for an immersive experience. This means they can be programmed for conversation, to provide emotional connection and even respond in a certain way to touch.

I am no stranger to the fact that there are those who are opposed to such devices, which is understandable. It is also very interesting to note how far sex dolls have come from their simplistic beginnings. Who would have thought that from a humble paper-mache doll that was made by Masuchika Kagami over a hundred years ago, the sex dolls of today would be fitted with AI capabilities and provide an even more realistic experience.

Manufacturers have started to bring out male sex dolls as well in recent years. They are also designed to be more life-like, responding to stimuli and designed to look handsome with muscular bodies. The dolls can be customized to meet individual customer’s needs with various options of skin tone, and feature removable penis attachments.

In terms of customization, customers can now also find dolls with various hairstyles, make-up, and clothing styles. They can also be fitted with accessories and embedded sensors for “touch” and voice recognition. There are also a range of models that are considered to be plus size and petite and sex toys some even come with articulated metal skeletons, so their positioning can be changed.