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WM dolls was establish on 2012, we have own production base (located center of Greater Bay Area, Guangdong, China), which is one of the most professional and the biggest factory of realistic sex dolls in the world.
As pioneered TPE used and many famous brands' dolls manufacturer, We have been focusing on customer experience, and continue to work hard to develop new functions for dolls.
We have many patents and independently developed exclusive functions, Such as Breathing feature, Ball Joints Hand Skeleton, Real Oral Sex(ROS) Head, etc.
Website: www.wmdolls.com
Tybalt wrote:When i bend the legs forward, her vagina follows forward so vaginal doggy is impossible for me unless i can grow my dick 6 inches more. But i think i can shove a glove finger up her ass for a cavity search.
I find it amusing so many doll companies get this part wrong. Is it just too difficult to emulate how a real human body is able to compatibly bend for both doggy and missionary?
The weight of the 145cm doll is listed as slightly shy of 60 pounds. The 125cm doll is a good choice, though. I like all of the WM dolls and don't think you would go wrong if you got the 125cm one.
I said, that although the manufacturer states 60 lbs, she felt like 150-200lbs wheni first got her. Now that i am using the technique everyone advised, she is much more manageable.
Ugh... I dont understand why I have these rashes on my upper body on the pit of my fore arms and chest, and shoulders. I dont think I am allergic to the TPE because if I was, my penis, pelvic area and mouth would be inflamed and they are not. Could it be the cornstarch powder I am using? I have been using this on my tpe toys and never had a problem. Does anyone know the cure to what ails me?
Tybalt wrote:Ugh... I dont understand why I have these rashes on my upper body on the pit of my fore arms and chest, and shoulders. I dont think I am allergic to the TPE because if I was, my penis, pelvic area and mouth would be inflamed and they are not. Could it be the cornstarch powder I am using? I have been using this on my tpe toys and never had a problem. Does anyone know the cure to what ails me?
You can try an "over the counter" 1% Hydroortisone cream, like Cortaid, from a drugstore or some grocery stores. If it's an allergic reaction to something, that might stop it. It's a little pricey, but could be worth it if you're miserable.
"We are the music makers. And we are the dreamers of dreams." ~Willy Wonka
I would imagine it's possible that bacteria could have made the trip with her. If you feel okay other than the rash, then it's likely just a reaction to something, maybe even one of her garments... Did you make out with her while she was wearing a certain garment? Anything else you've been in contact with only recently? Is the rash severe, bumpy, spreading, stings, itches?
Edit: I assume you washed the doll thoroughly when she arrived?
Seattle Slew wrote:Do you feel ill, other than the rash?
I would imagine it's possible that bacteria could have made the trip with her. If you feel okay other than the rash, then it's likely just a reaction to something, maybe even one of her garments... Did you make out with her while she was wearing a certain garment? Anything else you've been in contact with only recently? Is the rash severe, bumpy, spreading, stings, itches?
Slew makes a good point about garments. Often they have chemicals on them when they're new. Another good reason to wash them first.
"We are the music makers. And we are the dreamers of dreams." ~Willy Wonka
I took some antihistimine and the rash subsided for now. I think it is the cornstarch powder with lavender and chamamile being rubbed very deep into my skin when I move Arisa around. I think its the fine powder dust that gets into my pores that is causing the reaction. I had a similar reaction to saw dust and even talcum powder and stripper glitter.
Tybalt wrote:I had a similar reaction to saw dust and even talcum powder and stripper glitter.
Strippers with talcum powder and saw dust. Hmm. There must be a heck of a story behind that. Or a good joke. A stripper walks into a bar with a baby under one arm, and a saw horse under the other...
"We are the music makers. And we are the dreamers of dreams." ~Willy Wonka
I had mentioned this before with heavier dolls maybe to get a good office chair with full back (with arms on office chair , this may keep doll from falling over ) and move the doll around room to room that way , being careful about her feet and arms and hands .
The ideal weight for dolls would be around 40 to 50 pounds but of course their is only so much any doll maker can do with out causing durability problems .
Tybalt wrote:I had a similar reaction to saw dust and even talcum powder and stripper glitter.
Strippers with talcum powder and saw dust. Hmm. There must be a heck of a story behind that. Or a good joke. A stripper walks into a bar with a baby under one arm, and a saw horse under the other...
Stripper glitter with no association to saw dust or talc.
I guess I have to use cooking cornstarch like karrot said.
I am using a office chair but I move her form the chair to the bed and vice versa.
