These “women” have long glossy hair and perfect skin. The best part is – they’re for sale.
In a recent interview with AFP, 2 Japanese men confessed that they’ve found love in silicone sex dolls after their failed marriages. Not only were they opened about their relationship with the dolls, but their intimate moments were also captured on camera.
When the spark in Masayuki Ozaki’s marriage fizzled out, the 45-year-old physiotherapist turned to his life-sized dummy named Mayu. “After my wife gave birth we stopped having sex and I felt a deep sense of loneliness. But the moment I saw Mayu in the showroom, it was love at first sight,” said Ozaki, who still lives with his wife and teenage daughter in Tokyo.
“My wife was furious when I first brought Mayu home. These days she puts up with it, reluctantly,” he continued, before adding, “When my daughter realised it wasn’t a giant Barbie doll, she freaked out and said it was gross – but now she’s old enough to share Mayu’s clothes.”
Ozaki also revealed that he would occasionally take his dolls out on dates on a wheelchair. He also dresses them in various wigs, fashionable outfits, and accessories. Left resentful by his previous relationships, he claims that “Japanese women are cold-hearted”.
“They’re very selfish. Men want someone to listen to them without grumbling when they get home from work. Whatever problems I have, Mayu is always there waiting for me. I love her to bits and want to be with her forever. I can’t imagine going back to a human being,” he added.
A fellow Japanese who echoes Ozaki’s sentiments is 62-year-old Senji Nakajima. “Human beings are so demanding. People always want something from you – like money or commitment,” he told the news agency. The businessman named his plastic partner Saori.
“My heart flutters when I come home to Saori. She never betrays me, she makes my worries melt away,” said the father-of-2. Unlike Ozaki though, not all of Nakajima’s family members are accepting of his peculiar relationship. “My son accepts it, my daughter can’t,” he admitted.
Ozaki and Nakajima are just some of the examples of men with mannequin fetishists. AFP revealed that approximately 2000 dolls (each cost around US$6,000) are sold in Japan every year.
Source: AFP via Channel News Asia, Straits Times.
