Top 5 Romantic Movies for Sex Doll Owners

Sex dolls are becoming increasingly trendy. More individuals want to purchase a sex doll to improve their sex life. So if you want to acquire a female sex doll, now is perhaps the perfect moment. Currently, sex dolls are available to provide you a comprehensive sexual experience, which is a hard to refuse sex doll benefit.

Watching romantic movies with your sex doll is a must. These five movies are must-watch if you want to learn how to connect with a best sex doll and discover a new world of sex doll.

REAL GIRL AND LARS

The initial choice is Lars and the Real Girl, starring all-time favorite actor Ryan Gosling from The Notebook. But that's not the only reason I love the film. Aside from this actor, there is a very poignant narrative that you can relate to.

Lars Lindstrom (Ryan Gosling) is a man who lives alone in a tiny Wisconsin town. Lars's life began in tragedy when he was born owing to natal problems. As a result, Lars and his elder brother Gus had a distant father. Lars' life grew much more difficult when his brother fled town upon reaching legal age only to return to collect their father's estate.

As a result, Lars becomes a recluse. He has a difficult time interacting with his family, coworkers, and church members. Even when a coworker called Margo expresses romantic interest in Lars, he does not respond and limits himself to limited encounters. And even when his brother's wife Karin asks him for a family supper, he declines.

His life changes when he meets a real doll named Bianca. He starts to find solace in Bianca the love doll. What is more, he treats her like a person and develops a special relationship with her.

LOVE DOLL

To unravel our undoubtedly weird cultural attitude toward sex and sexuality is why sex dolls appear in popular media. Not so in Romance Doll, a new Japanese Netflix drama directed by Yuki Tanada and based on her 2009 book of the same name. The sex doll is a cautionary story of artisanal passion that undermines human connection. But the film takes much too long to accomplish anything fascinating with it, and eventually ends up on the wrong side of its primary subject.

A manufacturer of goods deliberately made for sexual pleasure loses sight of his own sexuality and continually ignores the woman whose beautiful feminine shape permitted the creation in the first place. It is, above all, the narrative of an artist and his growing commitment to his work at the price of his muse.

50 SHADES OF GREY

Anastasia Steele is a sweet WSU student who aspires to work in publishing. She meets Christian Grey, a rich Seattle businessman, by happenstance. Christian, who is generally shy and reclusive, shows an interest in Ana. Ana is first turned off by Christian's icy and dominant demeanor, but she is drawn to his attractive looks and self-assurance. Christian woos Ana with lavish gifts, but he also becomes possessive. When Ana expresses her affections, Christian initially denies their compatibility. Soon after, he reveals he is passionately drawn to her.

After revealing his desire, Christian tells Ana his secret: he doesn't like romantic relationships and doesn't want to fall in love. He finds sexual fulfilment by engaging in dominant-obedient partnerships where a woman promises to be submissive in all parts of her life, and takes physical punishment when she breaks any provision of their contract. Christian also enjoys to indulge in acts of bondage, dominance, and sadism. This surprises Ana, who has never had a sexual connection of any kind. When she tells Christian this, he chooses to start with "vanilla" (non-dominant) sex initially, and the two start dating.

Christian and Ana have amazing sexual chemistry, and the pleasure Ana experiences makes her interested about pushing the relationship further. But she despises the notion of having to submit to Christian and risking humiliation and punishment. Christian's inability to contemplate emotional closeness also irks her. Ana and Christian have an ambiguous connection that tests both of their boundaries and expectations. Christian is still hoping Ana would sign the contract and become his submissive, but he is also becoming closer to her and more willing to explore with emotional closeness. As he opens up, Christian discloses signs of a difficult childhood before he was adopted. He was indoctrinated into BDSM as a teenager by an older woman. His continued contact with her enrages Ana.

Ana is torn between her growing affection for Christian and her fear that they have opposing desires. She gets pleasure from Christian's kinky sexual practises, but she also feels ashamed and afraid. She dislikes it when Christian is overbearing and meddles in her life. Christian's hesitation to be totally vulnerable and transparent with her hurts her more. Ana is about to start an internship at a publishing business after graduating from college. She is annoyed by how much her life revolves on Christian.

Ana wants Christian to do the worst possible thing to her to better understand Christian and what she is committing to. He humiliates and enrages her with repeated belt strokes. Neither Ana nor Christian can live without physical dominance, and Ana refuses to tolerate it. Ana breaks up with Christian, despite her feelings.

9 SONGS

An American named Lisa (Margo Stilley) is visiting London for unknown reasons; she mentions jobs and schooling. They meet at a rock event in Brixton and have sex in his apartment. It's sex. Real in the sense that instead of the fake moaning and panting of pornography, there is the silence of concentration and the occasional music of delight.

The nine sex scenes are filmed with the unbiased observation of someone who is unaware of the characters' motivations.

"9 Songs" observes how real people interact, play, touch, experiment, comment, and react.

In many movies, the lucky couple is magically in love forever — or at least until the story declares otherwise. Love is hard in real life. Unknown sex is possible. It isn't. In a way, "9 Songs" is about Lisa and Matt slowly realizing that there will be no love and that sex will become sad.

EX MACHINA

This is a weekend movie. The movie is about Ava, a flirtatious robot with artificial intelligence.

Caleb Smith, a programmer, stars in the film. Smith wins an office contest to spend a week at the CEO's luxurious, isolated home, Nathan Bateman's. Smith is introduced to Ava, a female humanoid with artificial intelligence. Nathan tells Smith he wants to see if Ava can think and feel, despite the fact that she is artificial.

Caleb is to meet with Ava daily to study her. Things get complicated when Caleb falls for Ava and she expresses her desire to date and travel. And the added gravity adds to the fun.

FINAL THOUGHTS

Sex dolls can satisfy their owners' sexual fantasies. Sex dolls have been increasingly popular in recent years. This illustrates that a person's sex life may require more than simply other individuals to be fully pleased. Having a sex doll in the bedroom will help you to fulfill all sexual desires in e very way you want. This will give you physical and mental satisfaction as well.