The Doll Forum

I found this on Youtube in its entirety. One of the best to date on love dolls and owners.

That is a good documentary. I actually watched parts 1 and 2 in 2006 when I did not even know about real dolls. Then I Googled Real doll, and that was how I discovered that there is more to the world then blowup dolls and pocket pussy.

I first saw this on youtube back in 2007 before I even know about TDF. Someone uploaded it in 720p HD in 2011 and I recorded it onto an HD DVD. A little sad at times but never the less an awesome documentary.

Good documentary... I watched it again.

Women should not only like doll lovers, but prefer them. The fact that there is a sexy doll at home to take care of that need means man is freed from his base desire and is more willing to pursue higher activities that only can be shared with the real woman. The man can focus on conversations about interests, hobbies, etc. and work on that bonding aspect that humans use to form a deep lasting love.

A woman's thought process is not nearly as sexual in the course of day-to-day life until a man "turns her on", and such dolls as we have here allow man to be just as free.
In short, a doll levels the playing field.

Unless, of course, women have become accustomed to manipulating men by pulling the sexual need strings to get what they want.

She doesn't need a man.... until the cracks start to really develop in the slowly collapsing civilization that men built... but that's another subject for another thread sometime!

Thanks for sharing! First time I've watched it. To me it makes clear everyone has different reasons (and different ways) to love dolls

After that, everyone thinks I take my dolls out with me whenever I go hang gliding. Even Ryan Gosling (Lars Lindstrom in Lars and the Real Girl) said as much in an interview!

I reckon that is the biggest piece of publicity that hang gliding has had since the 1970s. Having said that, whenever I ask people what they thought of the hang gliding in Guys and Dolls, half of them don't remember any hang gliding! (But they all remember Gordon's machine gun...)

Less than 12 hours ago I watched it, and I already forgot about the machine gun; probably because I don't like guns
But I sure remember the hang gliding
And what? You don't take your dolls hang gliding

I had to chuckle at the part about having so many dolls, and not knowing where to hide them. If you can afford that many dolls, may i suggest investing in a secret room, or a secret door leading to an existing room? A simple revolving bookcase or something similar, and for less than the cost of a doll. I've seen more elaborate ones, but I'm trying to keep it simple and practical

mavis00 wrote:I had to chuckle at the part about having so many dolls, and not knowing where to hide them. If you can afford that many dolls, may i suggest investing in a secret room, or a secret door leading to an existing room? A simple revolving bookcase or something similar, and for less than the cost of a doll. I've seen more elaborate ones, but I'm trying to keep it simple and practical

Perhaps he spent all his money on the dolls and there cloths, and now cannot afford anything more.

AlyDolly wrote:I first saw this on youtube back in 2007 before I even know about TDF. Someone uploaded it in 720p HD in 2011 and I recorded it onto an HD DVD. A little sad at times but never the less an awesome documentary.

that pic is exactly how I feel about my doll.

Everhard wrote:After that, everyone thinks I take my dolls out with me whenever I go hang gliding. Even Ryan Gosling (Lars Lindstrom in Lars and the Real Girl) said as much in an interview!

I reckon that is the biggest piece of publicity that hang gliding has had since the 1970s. Having said that, whenever I ask people what they thought of the hang gliding in Guys and Dolls, half of them don't remember any hang gliding! (But they all remember Gordon's machine gun...)

Does Gordon have a machine gun? I didn't see one.
I saw a semi auto Glock and a semi auto TEC 9. You must pull the trigger for each shot fired. The action of a machine gun = hold the trigger down and the weapons cycles until empty or the trigger is released. It is legal in every state of the US to own semi auto firearms. With the proper .Gov paper work and registration fees, it is legal to own a machine gun in 43 states of the US.

Ive watched this Video at least a few times if not more..
Its just as good each time I see it..
Thanks for the links now lets hope they stay there and dont
get removed or something lol

I only saw the Davecat and Gordon interview and that was a terrible piece of biased media garbage out to make dolls owners look like freaks and losers.
Here is my view: http://www.dollforum.com/forum/viewtopi ... 41&t=45626

Some of it is ok but it is like watching a Jerry Springer show.The Doll Forum could do a better job of showing the world what owning dolls is all about! I can't reveal myself but other than that I am all in with you Midi!

I think ever hard is the coolest dawg here! what a legend. You should come kitesurfing sometime