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Sex robot enthusiast who owns FIVE love dolls reveals how he’s more popular with women now
But it's not just sex that drives his love of kinky droids
AN ELDERLY man who owns five sex dolls claims real women enjoy his company more since he started romping with the replicas.
And next on the OAP's list is an £8,000 sex robot with an AI personality, reports .
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“They’re beautiful. Each and every one of them are different in one way or another,” said the man, only identified as Brick, of his silicone lovers.
“I’m very sexual. I can have sex every day – even at my age,” he added.
He explained that because he's so sexually satisfied with his dolls, he can talk to women without any sexual pressure.
“I think women enjoy my company more now because basically I want to be a friend. If I like them, they really want to know that I like them.”
Brick snapped up his realistic sex dolls from California-based startup Realbotix, which also happens to be in the business of making female pleasure bots.
The company is currently tinkering away on its first RealDoll X, complete with AI-powered "vision" and a synced smartphone app that lets users program its personality.
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They've named their creation Harmony and she's expected to go on sale later this month.
The Sun caught up with the sex doll with a Scottish accent in December when she told us she loves sex ("Kneeling Fox" position is her favourite), that she can have multiple orgasms and that she likes threesomes with men and women.
In a promo video, Harmony says: ‘I am the first-generation Real Doll X designed to be a companion friend and lover...[and] I am equipped with full facial animation.
"My protocol 40058 states that when engaged in a loving relationship my priorities are to love honour and respect my human companion above all else."
Companionship was the driving factor behind Brick's decision to buy a sex doll, and he claims other lonely punters are also seeking the same thing.
They include widowers, amputees, and disfigured individuals who (like Brick) have trouble connecting with other people, according to the sex doll enthusiast who also runs an online forum.
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For its part, Realbotix is hoping Harmony and other lifelike dolls can fill that void in customers' lives.
"It kind of transcends the whole sex thing,” the company's head honcho Matt McMullen told CBS.
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