I don’t know what I find more disturbing: talking to the dolls as if they are real (“I’ll miss her and she’ll miss me”), or the random body parts sticking out from under beds, sofas and boxes in the garage (plus that guy’s make-up jobs were truly horrifying, barf!). I am also reminded of serial killers when I see people/people-like objects hanging from chains O_o

However, I don’t think it’s “wrong”, I think it is different (very, very different). As long as these people understand that they are dolls, not companions, I don’t see the harm. Although it seems many cannot make that distinction. That’s sort of sad. But I think they are brave to share their stories. 

Also, I find the terms these men use for real women and the dolls very interesting (organic, synthetic, etc). In some cases it seems to highlight the separation they feel from society. 

I don’t think they are freaks – rather they are human beings who long for social connection. I think it’s sad that they don’t realize that they are living in a lie when they think that these dolls are real people.

There is a difference between a sex toy (dildo, fleshlight etc.). These men need someone. The second man introduced has some clear issues that stem from his mother passing. The third man introduced (the one with the guns and swords) really worries me. the fourth guy seems the most healthy, he seems to get that it’s not a real substitute, however the spare pubic hair was a bit much. I consider myself to be a little bit antisocial so I can sympathize with needing someone, but these men need help, they are beyond being lonely.