(58 Likes) What do you think about the company that will make replica sex dolls of your deceased girlfriend/SO?

A deceased lover.) While I can understand why some people (men and women) might want to masturbate with a sex doll, this seems a bit strange to me. It would be like hitting a pillow that looks like a human, maybe a corpse, or a drugged/unconscious person just lying there letting you do something. Then of course when you’re done there will be a cleanup that will kill whatever ‘mood’ is achieved. No, that doesn’t appeal to me. If I was masturbating, looking at pictures/videos or memorizing someone’s picture/thought/memory would also work. A sexual partner is special because he reacts to what I do, does what I react to, and there is a kind of personal/brain connection with him. A doll lying there, unresponsive, not speaking, not making a sound, looks a little creepy. Now, let’s move on to being a replica of a real person with whom I have a physical/emotional attachment to the baby. How could they do this without photos of every part of the person’s body? Photos that won’t exist for many people. Sure, they can get the face, the hair, and the usually exposed parts, or SO right, but what about the rest? If I was intimate with a woman, I would know that little scar on her stomach from the surgery. I would miss anything that was just an inch away from that freckle/birthmark/clitoris. I would be aware of the shaperiding male sex dolland the color of the nipples and areola. It doesn’t do anything to trim/shave/bubbles. How can they copy all this correctly? Even if they have extremely personal photos to work with, can they get the full extent of the firmness or softness of their breasts and sit there with a staff member and describe everything in such detail for them to get it right? Take it easy—especially if we’re talking about a deceased person who couldn’t consent to it being done, or possibly a former person who didn’t want it to be done. Then there’s the expense. And to offset that expense, how do I know that the parameters won’t be saved in a data store and that someone else in the world won’t be calling them for their dolls, and so I always thought. There are hundreds of other people in the world having sex(?) – no, masturbating with a copy of someone special to me. Number

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(18 People Likes) What are the weirdest objects that hotel staff find their guests left behind?

It happens sometimes, sometimes it has several hundred cash in it), small jewelry (usually, for some odd reason, one earring, rarely both…), cell phones, especially cell phone chargers (as we said before, some guests have TV mutant aliens eating remote control, but many try to make up a bit by leaving a cell phone charger behind), loose clothing, small electronics like MP3 players, occasional loose food items (perhaps a bottle of water or soda), toys (usually a plush animal, doll or teddy bear) – we always find strange things that guests leave behind. . . All the luggage of a guest – not quite, but almost a complete wardrobe. Where it gets really weird is when they never call to get him back. It’s as if the man walked out with his clothes on and never looked back. You would think we should consider filing a missing persons report, but we have neither good nor sufficient reason to believe that anything really bad has happened to him. A fridge full of food. Or beer. Or sometimes unopened liquor bottles. Medical devices – the occasional oxygen bottle and once, a CPAP machine (Continuous positive airway pressure – someone in my family uses one of these so I have a pretty good idea how much they cost… low-mid four for a sleep study prescription requiring a numbered overnight visit…) On cheaper properties, drugs – and enough of them to have street value or to add to your stash if you’re on drugs – out in plain sight, complete with supplies. (Somewhere years ago I checked in on a guest who, after finding a used needle on his nightstand, promptly returned and requested a refund. There are used needles and other supplies in cheaper places that aren’t too fussy about who’s renting. There are some not-so-rare items found in rooms by housekeepers and sometimes overlooked. ..) Unopened packs of condoms, the occasional underwear and the occasional sex toy once, an inflatable doll…) Contrary to the usual-ordinary, even things that ‘will happen sooner or later’ seem trivial. A weird item left in a room would have to be pretty weird or surreal to even consider mentioning it, never mind making a war story. In most cases – except for CPAP (unless you or a loved one suffers from sleep apnea, who knows? For readers comparing options, full size sex dolls can be a useful reference when deciding. Who cares? Who can even identify the device?) and the rubber ‘love doll’ and I’m not so sure about that. inflatable doll – if one of the staff brings it up or mentions it, there will be a more experienced person on the staff who has seen it many times before. Items most likely to be retrieved when lost and found: obviously high value items; and anything of obvious sentimental value (rarely riding male sex doll a callback, let’s say a shirt, but someone will panic over a ball cap with a specific logo on it. . .) If it is one of these, we will take some effort to contact the guest (individual hotel policies on this vary). In any case, we keep it in bags, labels and for thirty days (unless it’s obviously convenient to do so, such as perishable food or soiled underwear). After that, the chambermaid who finds him plays finders-guard with him if he wants. Usually we ask the guest to pay the shipping cost. (The rare exception: If it costs almost nothing to ship and is clearly a high-value item for an important regular customer like a checkbook or jewelry, or if it’s something like a doll or bear, that means: