Chinese Doll Factory Exports Sex Dolls To South Africa To A New High

In the past 2020, the South African adult products company LuvLand’s import demand for sex dolls has reached a record high. It is important to know that in 2018 they only ordered 6 sex dolls from the Chinese doll factory to test the market demand.

Patrick Meyer, the company’s operations manager, said: “At the beginning, we only ordered 6 sex dolls in October, and the supplier delivered the products to us a few weeks later. By the end of the year, there was only one. Inventory, we must know that China’s per capita GDP is only more than 6,300 US dollars.”

After that, in early 2019, the company will import about 50 sex dolls from China every month, and the supply is still in short supply. Today, Meier’s company purchases close to more than 200 per month. Consumers’ obsession with sex dolls has increased the import demand for such products in his industry.

These sex dolls are very lifelike, because they are about the same weight as real humans, and they are made of solid materials such as silicone or TPE. The skin feels more realistic, and the steel skeleton makes them better imitate humans to make various body movements. From the outside world, it seems that this is only about sex, but Meyer has begun to think that the attraction of dolls is not only about sex during the sales process in the past few years.

He said: “Sex dolls have a large market in South Africa, and the sex doll price is generally between US$1,200 and US$2,000. Although they are dolls, their actual weight is about 30 kilograms, and they are generally made of real people. Some Consumers will put them in the kitchen or lounge to communicate with them. And for those who are lonely, dolls are a way for them to enjoy their spiritual life. For those who are introverted and lack self-confidence, sex dolls are Their partner.”

Soroka, an expert in social work such as mental health, sex, and marriage, is not optimistic about the sudden increase in demand for sex dolls in South Africa. She is worried that the result will cause humans to prefer to stay with dolls rather than humans, and human self-esteem is very fragile. However, due to the lack of open and honest discussions on social, intimate relationships and other aspects, in reality, consumers tend to choose simpler ways to meet their psychological needs.

But she also admitted that despite her some worries, sex dolls eventually reached the South African market and set off a wave of craze. She said: “Although there are various controversies, they are the natural evolution of social development and the combination of human needs and technology. Existence is reasonable.”

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