african sex doll

I was scrolling through the news yesterday and i stumbled upon an article about the African Sex Doll. At first i was taken aback and couldn’t keep my eyes away from the headline. I couldn’t believe that someone had actually made and was now selling an African sex doll. It’s like something straight out of a dystopian fiction novel!

As i read further, some of the details i found out about the doll made me even more incredulous. Apparently it was designed with African features such as darker skin, thicker lips, a wavy afro hairdo, big beautiful eyes, and other facial features to make it look as realistic as possible.

As intrigued as i was, a wave of unease quickly washed over me. Surely, the sale of such a product must break some kind of law? I mean, what about privacy and obscenity laws? How can an African sex doll even be sold legally?

The whole notion of the African sex doll made me feel a little uncomfortable too. I mean, African women are amongst the most beautiful people in the world and to think that they would need to be replaced by a plastic doll is a little disconcerting, don’t you think? It’s almost like erasing our identity and reducing us to objects of “pleasure”.

Furthermore, i’m sure the inventors of these dolls didn’t stock the African sex doll to do the African women justice. In my opinion, it felt like a blatant attempt by a commercial company to capitalize on our culture and our beauty. It’s an insensitive creation which i think could have been misused and abused for the wrong purposes.

The African sex doll should really be taken off the market. How can something which objectifies and dehumanizes women, be regarded as a legitimate product? It’s insulting and morally a wrong step to take. Imagine the psychological damage it could do to women of all ages, everywhere.

What troubles me the most is that the African sex doll, like other sex dolls, encourages the mindset that women are mere objects of pleasure. Such a thought is damaging and needs to be stamped out.

The African sex doll is an affront to the notion of mutual respect between the sexes, as well as promoting the view that women are mere sexual objects. We should be respected and treated as equals, irrespective of our gender and racial backgrounds.

It’s important for everyone to think before they buy such a product, since it will only further the existing gender disparities in the world. Not only will it objectify women, but it will also take away from the sanctity of relationships between two people.

Women aren’t sex objects and we should never let anyone convince us otherwise. We have rights and we should stand up for ourselves and for each other. We need to set an example and show the world that women aren’t objects, we are people too.

Everyone should be aware that buying this product sends a message that women are commodities and that’s not okay. It perpetuates an outdated view of women and reinforces gender stereotypes, neither of which are acceptable.

We cannot let these outdated views prevail. We must speak out and let everyone know that women are valuable too. We have rights, dildos voices, independence, and intellect. We must stand together and make sure that the African sex doll is never seen on the shelves.