Commercial short-term use of sex dolls and sex robots

 The commercial short-term use of love dolls and sex robots is little known, but so controversial that some of the first sex doll brothels in Europe, North America and Asia had to close shortly after opening due to popular protests and police raids, as reported in numerous news media.

However, the total number of respondents is not known and he only published the results of five participants in response to 15 questions. He found that four-fifths of his participants did not view sexual relations with their male sex dolls as the boundary of their relationship. A later survey conducted by Sarah Valverde included one of the earliest comprehensive demographic datasets of doll users.

She found that in 2012, the typical lifelike sex doll from her survey was white, straight, single, and employed. Regarding the main purpose of owning a sex doll, the majority (70%) answered that it was for sex, but almost a third (30%) said it was for society.

The survey included two questions about sex doll: understanding ("I can understand I can understand that someone would want to have sex with a lifelike sex doll") and openness ("I'm open to the idea of ​​having a sex doll for personal use" ). Six questions related to using a humanoid robot: infatuation ("I think it's possible to fall in love with a humanoid robot"), no headache ("A humanoid robot would never have 'headache'.)

Marriage ("I think humans should be able to marry their humanoid robots"), Sexual needs ("I think developing humanoid robots to satisfy sexual needs is a good idea"), Stigma ("The use of humanoid robots for sex is stigmatized") and intimacy ("I could develop feelings of intimacy with a humanoid robot"). Demographic questions about gender, race, religious affiliation, etc. preceded questions about robot acceptance and use.