Where do sex dolls come from? sex doll are very realistic now, aren't they? But sex dolls didn't start out so well. Sex dolls are tools for human masturbation and are said to have been made during World War II. According to various popular sources, Hitler can be described as a "proponent of the birth of sex dolls".
There are currently two theories regarding Hitler's connection with sex dolls:
First, to ensure the purity of German descent, Hitler forbade Germans from having sexual relations with women of non-Aryan descent.
Another argument is that Hitler wanted to avoid venereal disease transmission in the Nazi army, so he instructed SS commander Himmler to secretly develop real dolls.
Although this study ended with the defeat of the Nazis, it may have been inspired by it. Later, Germany began selling similar sex toys in the 1950s.
Inflatable dolls are beginning to flourish
In the 1970s, sex dolls began to enter commercial development. Japan has developed an inflatable plastic humanoid masturbator. This is because it is very similar to an inflatable swimming ring: it can be folded and stored during normal use, and can only be deformed into the shape of a human body after inflation. Therefore it is also called "inflatable doll".
There is still a big gap between inflatable dolls and real people.
In fact, the inflatable love dolls of that time are not so much "human-shaped masturbators" as they are called "human-shaped balloon toys" - they are simple and crude balloon toys. Compared to today's inflatable mascots in front of malls, these inflatable toys just look more human and have a hole or two for sex.
Despite this, inflatable dolls are still sought after by wide demand and well received after their launch - especially in Japan where sales are hot! This sort of thing actually has other extreme applications. For example, when floods hit Australia in early January 2011, two 19-year-old boys relied on inflatable dolls for lifebuoys. That is really funny.
