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Anthony Ferguson wrote a strange story in 2010. The title of the story is “A Glimpse of Sex Doll History”. The book tells Francine’s story, which, despite being fabricated, is creepy. The French philosopher is experimenting with different humanoid non-living things. He does have a daughter named Francine. However, she died at the age of five, nine years before he started his trip to Sweden.
Also, no one really knows what Descartes planned to do with the doll, but the sailors who threw it into the sea knew at least one possibility. The 17th century was a great time to explore the world. At that time, the ships on the other side of the ocean went on a very long and unknown journey, and the sailors began to set sail with some special dolls.
The prototype of these sex dolls is called “Mrs.”. navigation. They look like a human being and are made of fabric attached to bamboo poles. The dolls even wear skirts, making them more accessible to those who are looking to vent their lust.
In 1904, a French catalogue described the love dolls as “not bringing fear of extortion, jealousy, quarrels or disease”. The catalog also states that the dolls are readily available and will not resist.
How the doll is made and its ancient history
In the 18th century, sailors in the French country made these dolls from rattan-covered leather, and left some in their trade with Japan. The Japanese call it “Dutch Wife”, which is the name of a doll with poor craftsmanship.
Furthermore, the origins of these faux dolls are much more ancient and poetic.
According to Ovid’s Metamorphoses, the relationship between the Cypriot sculptor Pygmalion and Galatea is far from platonic. However, Galatia is not a real woman, she is a perfect female sculpture sculpted by Pygmalion.
This story was translated by Raffi Humphreys in 1955. The sculptor, despairing of human emotional relationships, set about making his companion. In the story, Pygmalion often comes into contact with Galatea, often wondering if it is flesh or ivory.
Venus, the goddess of beauty, answered his prayers and breathed life into the statue. After that, Pygmalion went back to where Galatea was, laying down beside her and kissing her, and when he did, Galatea seemed to glow.
However, not everyone has access to God’s help. So, without it, technology comes.
Nathaniel, the protagonist of Hoffman’s fairy tale Sandman, is an artistically gifted young student. He has melancholy tendencies, but his fiancée Clara cannot understand him. His father died of violence by his partner. He left a wound in his heart. He believed that the killers of his father were the Sand Man, a mythical creature that would throw sand into children’s eyes and gouge their eyes out of their sockets.
Until he met the teacher’s daughter, Olympia. She is slender, well-proportioned and well-dressed. Nathaniel was drawn to Olympia. She seemed to be invisible, like falling asleep with her eyes open, until he kissed her, she raised her hand and said, “Ah!”
Nathaniel’s friend Sigmund understands the attraction of blind women to him. He described Olympia’s every move as being controlled by clockwork, looking like a regular machine without a soul. After that, Nathaniel saw college professors arguing for her. Nathaniel recognized them as Sand Men because he had seen Olympia shatter at their hands. The woman he loved so much turned into a lifeless doll.
These two stories show that the doll was already part of the early days. These dolls are changing over time. From leather and rattan dolls to lifelike looking dolls, these sex dolls have now been improved with technology.
Today’s sex dolls are powered by artificial intelligence so they can talk and respond to touch. Some high-tech sex dolls even have sensors that simulate human body temperature by heating.
It seems that these dolls have always been, and may have always been, a part of people’s lives.