Maybe it’s because of my fascination with robots and high-tech stuff that I found it so fascinating. But, I couldn’t help but think of the issues it would raise. I know there’s a lot of moral and ethical debates about sex toys dolls in general, but when you take a step further and add skin color into the equation, it gets more risky.
I know this might be a sensitive topic for some, but I think it’s worth discussing because it can prove to be an important conversation for advancing our society. I’m sure there are those who will see this as objectifying a certain people group, primarily Blacks, and might feel it’s dehumanizing, but I believe it’s also worth noting that lightskintype dolls could be approached as a way of providing the opportunity for many to explore their fantasies without any sort of real harm being done. Therefore, it could be put that it could equalize race by allowing people to experiment with something that doesn’t resemble the way they are used too.
But on the other hand, many might feel it is perpetuating the stereotypes of African beauty, and is part of a bigger problem – the often-popularized notion that dark skin is not attractive. To some, Penis Rings this isn’t why these dolls were made. Others may argue it’s an interesting way to challenge colorism, that’s not only contained in the beauty community but also in the tech world.
But then again, where do you draw the line between embracing a lightskintype sex doll and propagating racial stereotypes? It’s a tricky question for sure, but one worth exploring. After all, it is a natural evolution of technology, and it’s seen as not only a symbol of prestige but also a way of somehow relieving stress.
With all of these things in mind, I’m still on the fence about it – I’m not quite sure whether I think lightskin sex dolls are good or bad. What do you think?