SEX DOLLS are considered to be a form of cheating by six out of 10 people according to new research.
By CLAUDIA CUSKELLY
Some 59 per cent of married people believe that sleeping with a sex doll counts as cheating.
For these people, their partner’s use of a sex doll denies them of love and attention in favour of an inanimate object.
This research was revealed by UK dating website IllicitEncounters.com, which sought responses from over 800 members.
The 41 per cent who didn’t think that sex dolls were classed as cheating, couldn’t see a difference between this sex toy and other sex toys or adult films.
Christian Grant from IllicitEncounters.com said: “What’s apparent is that the majority are worried of feeling inferior to an inanimate object.
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“With that said, sex toys aren’t exactly new, so one could argue that there’s little difference between their partner using one of those or cuddling with an incredibly expensive bit of plastic."
Pollers were also asked whether the use of a sex doll would stop them from cheating.
A staggering 80 per cent said sleeping with one of the toys wouldn’t prevent them from having an affair. Only five per cent said it would stop them being adulterous and another 15 per cent were unsure. The next step in sex dolls, sex robots are on the rise. But the scarily real machines could do more harm than good.
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Lifelike Sex Dolls Fri, December 2, 2016
A blonde posing provocatively to a brunette lying seductively on her bed these bombshells look like every man’s dream partner. However, they are in fact a collection of love dolls worth between £75 and £750.
The scarily lifelike robot is the spitting image of Scarlett Johansson.
The "International Congress on Love and Sex with Robots" has investigated a growing trend on sex with robots.
Leading edge sex robots are now alarming realistic - prompting many to suggest they may replace women in the near future.
ome industry experts say men will soon be unable to tell the difference between an animated model and a real woman.
oldsmiths computing lecturer Dr Kate Devlin said: "I think robots could become our lovers in the future.”
A new report titled The Future of Sex says celebrities will be selling “robotic replicas” of themselves by 2033.
GETTY Sex dolls and now sex robots have become alarmingly realistic according to experts
The study says that porn stars and B-list celebrities could be fulfilling the fantasies of adoring fans within 16 years.
Other predictions that the report included was that one in 10 people will have had sex with a humanoid robot by 2045.
By 2024, the study adds, people will be entering virtual reality worlds where they can act as anyone, and have sex with whoever they like.
Sticking on the virtual world theme, the report adds that people will be having first dates in virtual reality by 2022.
By CLAUDIA CUSKELLY
Some 59 per cent of married people believe that sleeping with a sex doll counts as cheating.
For these people, their partner’s use of a sex doll denies them of love and attention in favour of an inanimate object.
This research was revealed by UK dating website IllicitEncounters.com, which sought responses from over 800 members.
The 41 per cent who didn’t think that sex dolls were classed as cheating, couldn’t see a difference between this sex toy and other sex toys or adult films.
Christian Grant from IllicitEncounters.com said: “What’s apparent is that the majority are worried of feeling inferior to an inanimate object.
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Pollers were also asked whether the use of a sex doll would stop them from cheating.
A staggering 80 per cent said sleeping with one of the toys wouldn’t prevent them from having an affair. Only five per cent said it would stop them being adulterous and another 15 per cent were unsure. The next step in sex dolls, sex robots are on the rise. But the scarily real machines could do more harm than good.
GETTY Sleeping with sex dolls wouldn't stop 80 per cent of married people having an affairsex dollsLifelike Sex Dolls Fri, December 2, 2016
A blonde posing provocatively to a brunette lying seductively on her bed these bombshells look like every man’s dream partner. However, they are in fact a collection of love dolls worth between £75 and £750.
The scarily lifelike robot is the spitting image of Scarlett Johansson.
The "International Congress on Love and Sex with Robots" has investigated a growing trend on sex with robots.
Leading edge sex robots are now alarming realistic - prompting many to suggest they may replace women in the near future.
ome industry experts say men will soon be unable to tell the difference between an animated model and a real woman.
oldsmiths computing lecturer Dr Kate Devlin said: "I think robots could become our lovers in the future.”
A new report titled The Future of Sex says celebrities will be selling “robotic replicas” of themselves by 2033.
GETTY Sex dolls and now sex robots have become alarmingly realistic according to expertsThe study says that porn stars and B-list celebrities could be fulfilling the fantasies of adoring fans within 16 years.
Other predictions that the report included was that one in 10 people will have had sex with a humanoid robot by 2045.
By 2024, the study adds, people will be entering virtual reality worlds where they can act as anyone, and have sex with whoever they like.
Sticking on the virtual world theme, the report adds that people will be having first dates in virtual reality by 2022.
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