Several falsehoods about sex dolls have gained prominence, often fueled by sensational media stories or misconceptions. One of the biggest lies is that sex dolls are only used by individuals with problematic social behaviors. In reality, people from all backgrounds use them for various reasons, including sexuality exploration or personal comfort. Another common lie is that sex dolls are inanimate, lifeless objects incapable of providing any form of companionship or emotional connection. Modern models feature realistic textures, responsive features, and even artificial intelligence, challenging this misconception. There’s also the myth that sex dolls are prohibitively expensive and require extensive maintenance, but there are options for different budgets, and many are easy to care for. Some falsely believe that owning a sex doll is socially unacceptable or taboo, which is changing as society becomes more open-minded. Lastly, myths about their size and appearance often portray them as unrealistic or exaggerated, ignoring the wide variety of customizable options available. Addressing these lies is essential for fostering accurate understanding and reducing stigma around sex doll ownership.