Ultra-realistic robot sex dolls face UK ban

[Green Heart]

People expected this to happen, some Women are going to be afraid that those robots would take away their power in the dating game, so to speak. its likely going to happen again with the advent of Virtual reality adult software. Technology marches forward.

[QuicksandMania]

People expected this to happen, some Women are going to be afraid that those robots would take away their power in the dating game, so to speak. its likely going to happen again with the advent of Virtual reality adult software. Technology marches forward.

I occasion strip clubs. The dancers offer interesting conversations. In one exchange, we discussed the opposition at least some women have to these establishments. Strippers have very concise ways of putting things. This one succinctly identified why women oppose strip clubs:

"They want to keep all the pussy power at home!"

Meow!

To corroborate this statement, I refer readers to a popular book on Amazon called The Power of the Pussy, so well-received that it led to a sequel called, aptly enough, The Power of the Pussy Part 2.

[Fred588]

People expected this to happen, some Women are going to be afraid that those robots would take away their power in the dating game, so to speak. its likely going to happen again with the advent of Virtual reality adult software. Technology marches forward.

I occasion strip clubs. The dancers offer interesting conversations. In one exchange, we discussed the opposition at least some women have to these establishments. Strippers have very concise ways of putting things. This one succinctly identified why women oppose strip clubs:

"They want to keep all the pussy power at home!"

Meow!

To corroborate this statement, I refer readers to a popular book on Amazon called The Power of the Pussy, so well-received that it led to a sequel called, aptly enough, The Power of the Pussy Part 2.

Its also true that one path to power or influence, especially when one doesn't really have a lot to offer, is the use of the red herring. Demonstrate outrage at something no one really thought much about before and try to stampede everyone into giving you power so you can do something about it.

[Nessie]

Yep, that has been done.

Let me guess...it was done by you!

Nessie

[Fred588]

Yep, that has been done.

Let me guess...it was done by you!

Nessie

Sorta but it was brittany's idea. To go further with explanation, one of the things I have done for quite a while now is to strongly encourage experienced actresses to invent their own scene ideas. They know far more than I what they can do well. In many cases they have not only invented the scene idea but have directed it as well, freeing me to just be the cameraman.

[Nessie]

This one succinctly identified why women oppose strip clubs:

"They want to keep all the pussy power at home!"

Maybe it's because I've been here in the community for so long, and seen so much in the way of fetish (both commercial behavior and non-commercial behavior), that I tend to be unimpressed with pussy power from a strip club. The girls are analogous to the models I have met and worked with.

You wouldn't say no to a good movie, so don't say no to a great striptease! But remove the money and the girl is gone. Now that's not exactly a powerful pussy, to me anyway.

Or maybe, with maturing, I have come to realize that even in committed, long-term relationships, there are inevitably times when one is not always the center of one's partner's universe. But if you grant the space without pitching a hissy fit and your loved one inevitably returns after whatever distraction took them away for a bit, then that's as good as anything can reasonably be.

But...um...didja see the price tag on those robots?

This isn't like going to a strip club. These guys may have actually written off relationships with real women.

To make the robots illegal is ridiculous. That's not going to change these men. Rather than ban the robots, as a woman, I am pleased that they've self-selected themselves for possible complete removal from the dating scene.

Some of their brothers-in-spirit are on YouTube...get a load of this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxCkULUnVH0

Nessie

[Mr Mudster]

I get it. Most guys don't want to put forth the effort to build a real relationship. So they'll fork over thousands of dollars for something that gives them gratification without the commitment of a relationship. But this has been going on for a long time (after all, they call it the world's oldest profession for a reason!). Wanting to ban robots is ludicrous at best. Men will continue to find ways to remain shallow in relationships whether they have robots, prostitutes, or mother thumb and her four daughters!

I know that I could never even think about screwing a robot! To me it's beyond unnatural! But for those that want it, I say go and have a good time! And since it keeps the odd ducks off the street and out of the dating pool, that leaves more women for the rest of us!

[QuicksandMania]

Don't forget the ladies. They want solo satisfaction, too, at least at times. The film Hysteria centers on the origins of the vibrator.

That YouTube video Nessie linked reminds me of the recent men's movement called MGTOW or Men Going Their Own Way.

[Nessie]

Don't forget the ladies. They want solo satisfaction, too, at least at times. The film Hysteria centers on the origins of the vibrator.

I watched the Guys and Dolls show all the way through with rapt attention some time ago. I liked some of those guys, actually. They aren't hurting anyone by living with dolls.

Yes, women can be guilty of shallow relationships with vibrators. I have often found it amusing to be wandering in a drugstore to see those "body massagers" packaged in gender-neutral boxes. I have wondered exactly how many of those leave the store to be used only on tense muscles.

A vibrator movie, eh? Now I want to know the truth about the vibrator...hmm...I might be digging through YouTube later...

Nessie

P.S. (EDIT) Well, surprise, surprise, the robot isn't alone...the vibrator has been the subject of bans too.

http://www.nndb.com/people/143/000167639/

[QuicksandMania]

P.S. (EDIT) Well, surprise, surprise, the robot isn't alone...the vibrator has been the subject of bans too.

I see Alabama on the long list of states still banning these. I recall seeing a press release from the Libertarian Party chair about it back in the late 1990s. His closing quote was something like, "Big government has no business regulating the Big O."

I assume these bans have religious roots.

Can anyone think of any secular reason to ban vibrators?