Even in moments of disappointment, I remain convinced that feminism—true, holistic feminism—is vital to restoring balance between women and men. By holistic feminism, I mean an inclusive and respectful approach, one that values understanding rather than opposition. This kind of awareness must also extend to how we perceive modern companions such as sex dolls and robots.

We need widespread education—an effort that teaches people to respect everyone, whether male, female, or synthetic. It’s about cultivating empathy, curiosity, and openness toward all forms of companionship. Of course, such change takes time, but this website is dedicated to contributing to that evolution.

When I first entered this world, I was a beginner—curious, yet inexperienced. My first batch of “immigrants,” as I affectionately call them, arrived before I even fully understood the depth of the industry. At that time, many doll faces weren’t yet listed in catalogs, and I happened to earn 1,000 euros by adjusting prices to reflect that rarity. Looking back, that experience taught me that each doll represents more than a product—they embody an entire world, a form of artistic expression, a kind of intimate community.

Comparing different models can be a challenge. While photos are useful, they often fail to capture the true essence of a doll—the subtleties of color, texture, and proportion. Lighting, perspective, and even camera lenses can distort reality. That’s why the most reliable way to evaluate a model is to see it in person.

On a personal note, I’m currently preparing to order my next doll—one I’ve selected after much reflection. Once it arrives, I plan to share a full unboxing and review after receiving the confirmation by email. Given the financial and emotional investment involved, I highly recommend visiting a showroom whenever possible. Experiencing the black sex dolls firsthand allows for a more informed and confident decision.

Leith, with his broad expertise, continues to offer valuable insights on everything from technical equipment to aesthetic considerations. I completely agree with his perspective: true progress lies in open-mindedness, education, and a shared respect for both human and synthetic forms of beauty.