I think my wife might take issue with that.
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Have you tried talking to her about it?
Lowkey bordering off-topic here but I honestly feel like anybody who thinks real people can be replaced by something like sex robots shouldn't be attempting to seriously date in the first place
Two things to consider are:
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In my hypothetical, I did say that these were androids which could convincingly emulate personalities and human behavior. In other words, they would be capable of fulfilling psychological and emotional sides of a relationship.
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The dating scene is particularly rough for men at the moment for various reasons. The internet's effect on social activities magnifies that, and the shift to work-from-home has made it worse.
This is the internet. I think you should have prefaced is as: "those who haven't ALREADY given up on real women entirely"
Touche. :)
First step is admitting you have a problem...
Lol no, I'm quite happy being married to a real woman. Even before I was married, dating was never so hard that I'd replace it with a sexbot. Younger me probably would have had one for when I was home alone and bored, but not to replace real women.
I'm already a shut-in who has never dated (and no real hope to), but also I would never be able to afford that and I am already weird enough.
No but I would buy one to serve as a maid. Take off the breasts and face plate and set it to work. Sexbots will be hugely liberating for everyone in that regard. If the outdated concept of "women's work" were anthro'd into a person, sex bots would double-tap it in the head right out the box.
Ngl this is an incel ass take. Women wanting you to wash your ass isn't an unrealistic standard. Take a shower, work out, and actually go outside. A girlfriend is a shit ton more than a sex bot.
What a load of BS. Where did I say that unrealistic standards referred to basic hygiene and the ability to enjoy being out of the house?
You're making up imaginary statements and then refuting them. Try improving your reading comprehension.
It was a satirical take on your absurd worldview that women have developed "unrealistic standards". The only thing women have developed is rights, it's an absurd overgeneralization to assume all women suddenly have unrealistic standards.
There's nothing absurd about it. Your ignorance doesn't make your perspective valid.
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