Let's first define misogyny. According to sources like Wikipedia, misogyny refers to hatred, contempt, or prejudice against women or girls. It can manifest in various forms, such as social exclusion, sexism, hostility, patriarchy, and objectification. However, labeling someone as misogynistic without considering the full context can be oversimplified and unfair.

As a sex doll owner, I find joy in bringing these cheap sex dolls to life through photography and storytelling. Similar to any form of storytelling, whether verbal or visual, it's crucial to empathize with the characters to effectively convey their narrative. Developing an emotional connection with the characters is essential for storytelling, not a reflection of misogyny.

In my experience participating in sex doll communities, I've never witnessed any expressions of hatred or disdain towards women or girls. On the contrary, there's a profound appreciation for the female form and a commitment to maintaining the dolls in pristine condition. Many sex doll owners invest significant time and resources to ensure their dolls look and feel their best, often exceeding the effort put into some relationships.

Far from promoting misogyny, caring for sex dolls involves empathy and a desire to see them happy. From purchasing makeup and clothing to arranging photoshoots, there's a genuine sense of fulfillment in making these dolls feel cherished and content. Ultimately, our relationship with sex dolls is built on admiration and respect, not hatred towards women.