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(25 Likes) Do you like when someone plays with your body like a doll?
to open up to you and show that emotional vulnerability. “Showing unconditional love means being vulnerable, authentic and honest. Trusting each other enough to show yourself to your partner. To be their safe haven, to be the only person in the whole world to be trampled on, to be the only person they can put all their trust and hope in. They will tell you about their hopes, dreams, fears and secrets – and each time you know they love and trust you more than anyone else. 2. Thinking that it is special When you fall in love, you start to think that your lover is unique. Faith is combined with an inability to feel romantic passion for another person. Fisher and colleagues believe this stability is due to high levels of central dopamine (a chemical involved in attention and focus) in your brain. 3. Focus on the Positives People who are truly in love tend to focus on the positive qualities of their loved ones while ignoring the negative ones. They also focus on trivial events and objects that remind them of loved ones, imagining those precious little moments and memories. This focused attention is thought to result from elevated central dopamine levels, as well as an increase in central norepinephrine, a chemical associated with increased memory in the presence of new stimuli. 4. Emotional dependence People in love regularly show signs of emotional dependence in their relationships, such as possessiveness, jealousy, fear of rejection, and separation anxiety. For example, Fisher and colleagues looked at the brains of individuals who viewed photos of a rejected loved one or someone they were still in love with after being rejected by that person. Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) showed activation in several brain regions, including forebrain areas such as the cingulate gyrus, which have been shown to play a role in cocaine cravings. “Activation of domains related to cocaine addiction may help explain obsessive behaviors associated with rejection in love.” becomes more productive in the midbrain region. 6. Feelings of Empathy People in love often feel a strong sense of empathy towards their loved one, feel the other person’s pain as their own, and are willing to sacrifice everything for the other person. 7. Planning a future At the same time, they yearn for emotional union with their loved ones, seek ways to get closer, and dream about their future together. Lucy Brown, another love expert, MD, a neuroscientist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York, says the urge to be with another person is similar to our urge for water and other things we need to survive. 8. Aligning interests Falling in love is characterized by a tendency to rearrange your daily priorities and/or change your clothes, behavior, habits, or values to be more in line with those of your loved one. Still, being yourself may be your best bet: Another study Fisher presented at the “Being Human” conference in 2013 found that people are attracted to their opposites, at least to their “brain-chemical” counterparts. For example, his research found that people with supposedly testosterone-dominant personalities (highly analytical, competitive, and emotionally controlled) are often drawn to partners with personalities linked to high estrogen and oxytocin levels—these individuals tend to be “empathetic, nurturing, nurturing.” Confident and pro-social, and introspective, seeking meaning and identity 9. Possessive feelings Those who are deeply in love typically have a sexual desire for their loved one, but there are strong emotional bonds attached to it: Longing for sex is combined with possessiveness, sexual desire. exclusivity and extreme jealousy when the spouse is suspected of infidelity. This possessiveness is thought to have evolved to force the spouse of a person in love to reject other suitors so that the couple’s courtship is not interrupted until conception occurs. 10. Desire for an emotional union One study found that 64 percent of people in love (same percent for both sexes) said, “Sex is the most important part of my relationship. [my partner]11. Losing the spark Unfortunately, falling in love usually doesn’t last forever. What psychologists call “attachment” is a temporary state that develops into a long-term, interdependent relationship, or dissolves, and the relationship falls apart. If there are physical or social barriers that prevent partners from s
(86 Likes) What is the difference between real people and silicone dolls?
en to use on their own. It is another form of masturbation. Masturbation is safe, natural and healthy. No risk of STDs, no unwanted pregnancies, no complicated mating rituals anime girl love doll s or relationship ps Silicone Sex Dolls for those who are not in a stable sexual relationship. A sex robot is just another, a little more e
(85 Likes) Why no fantasy sex dolls?
shopping centre. Many choices exist among a range of fantasy breeds and women. There are dolls modeled on Elven features. They exemplify the gentle, obedient character of lore creatures with extraordinarily soft faces and pointed ears. I would not buy such a sex doll as I have a wonderful sex doll that I bought from this online store Xs://X.realsexlovedollXX/japanese-sex-doll.html . Honestly, I wouldn’t buy a sex doll as I don’t see any reason.
(19 People Like) Is it weird that I’m happy to have sex with a sex doll? It’s like I’m not a necrophile or a pedo or a slime or anything. But before looking into a real relationship, I want to spend time with something that feels human?
values, planning a life together. The sex doll is a tool – a human-shaped piece of silicone. It’s okay if you don’t want to be in a relationship. It’s okay if you’d rather masturbate with a sex doll than have sex. But a sex doll is not some kind of “preparation” for a relationship – it’s a masturbation aid. It may look a bit human in terms of physical contact, but at the end of the day, it’s a light meat with extra pieces. You have no more ‘relation’ with it than with any other medium. You can anthropomorphize it because it looks a bit human, and people like to do it – the hell we’re going to stare at a rock with bewilderment and suddenly
(57 Likes) What is the craziest piece of evidence you’ve used in court as a lawyer?
What made the case different was the product in question. My client was a sculptor in Hollywood working on realistic models. She came to work for a company that manufactures full-size silicone love dolls. The deal was that he would receive a percentage of the profits he made from developing the dolls and other “products”. My client left and started his own silicone doll company that competed directly with the original company. The other company cross-complained that my client created the dolls while still working at the first company and stole proprietary information on how they were made. Evidence used in court included 8 female dolls, a straight-back torso, various heads, and a “real cock”. The opposition attorney and I had to deal with various products and ask questions. While the opposition lawyer would simply refer to the “real cock” as “RC”, he had no problem swinging the 11-inch silicone penis during interrogation. During the litigation, there were disagreements about what documents and other evidence should be presented, so we were assigned a “discovery judge” to informally assist us with what was appropriate.