Samantha of 'Her', invisible girlfriends and sex robots

[RainLover]

Excerpt from the article:

“I think it’s inevitable that sex robots become, like, a thing,” says my friend Matt Allen. “For better or worse.”

Matt’s sort of an expert on the subject. He cowrote a YouTube series called Jon Davis Gets a Sex Robot, a naughty sitcom-y romp about a guy who convinces his wife to let him buy a walking, talking pleasure appliance — and the wacky marital hijinks that ensue.

I’ll spare you the links, but trust me when I say there are already mechanical and even virtual-reality devices on the market that simulate intercourse for those who … well, who’d rather not have to pay for dinner and drinks. Or be charming. Or bathe.

Is that a bad thing? Not inherently, I think. The world’s a better place when everyone’s needs are met, and who really gives a slutty cyborg how they do it?

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Source:
http://www.independent.com/news/2014/jan/15/sex-robots/

[AlexKnight]

That invisiblegirlfriend website is hilarious, what a way to earn money...
As long as people believe it, it's cool, but to use the example of nagging parents, they'll eventually start nagging about when they're going to see her... and then what? Making up excuses of why she never visits...

Eventually, someone has to "break up" with this invisible girlfriend, to get out of the lies he's been spreading.

Nah, then I'd rather stay single and endure the nagging, while having a doll to come home to.