A study connects the possession of female sexual dolls with hostility towards women

This is in line with previous documents on how people use sex dolls. Relationships of different countries observe how men undertake relationships with sex dolls when their relationships with human beings are influenced. A previous relationship of The Sun examined how the men who bought sex dolls depend on them emotionally and think how “Much better than women”. “A doll doesn't care about what you say or do, So I feel free to explore my sexual fantasies”, he mentioned the report as said by a doll owner. This focuses on a worrying tendency behind the popularity of sex dolls: I am

The intrinsic purpose of sex dolls is to provide sexual pleasure to people, but introduces a dynamic owned in sex. This translates into misogyny into real life?
This is one of the questions with which the research has compared. In recent years, Sex dolls conversations have populated certain internet niches. The emergence of extremely realistic sex dolls on the internet and on the shelves of sex shops has aroused curiosity and triggered conversations on ethics, realism and consent. A study published at the beginning of this year in the Journal of Sex Research rekindles the debate on this highly controversial topic, providing for the first time empirical data on the model of use of dolls and sexual robots.

The study, conducted by German researchers, examined a sample of 217 people. Il 91,7% of people in the sample were male and the 67,7% it identified itself as heterosexual. The researchers asked the respondents to fill in questionnaires who collected their socio-demographic data and included questions about the use of their dolls, the level of anthropomorphization (or human likeness) in their dolls, the objectification of women and hostility towards women. Collecting the data, Scientists divided the champion into two groups: those who considered their dolls as partners and those who considered them as a toy, So they compared the answers in the two groups.
The results are disturbing: Those who treated their sex dolls as a partner and reported greater anthropomorphization in their dolls were more likely to objectify women in real life and to have hostile behavior towards them.

The study also observed that a large percentage of interviewees in this group were divorced or single men, who also claimed that their doll was their ideal romantic partner. Think, for a moment, to the implications: This perception concerns lifeless dolls, unable to speak, move or act with any one's own ability. The researchers observed that the respondents in this group were inclined to agree with statements such as “The first thing I know in a woman is her body” o “I have the feeling that many times flirting women with men just to cause them or hurt them”. These respondents were also profoundly related emotionally to their dolls.