Critics argue that most sex dolls cheap are created with a male gaze in mind—hyper-feminized, submissive, and designed to serve. This may reinforce harmful gender stereotypes and objectification. When interaction with a “partner” is one-sided, programmed to please without question, it risks shaping users’ expectations of real relationships. In this sense, sex dolls might not only reflect certain cultural biases, but amplify them. The concern is not that the dolls themselves are inherently damaging, but that they could subtly shape how users view actual people—especially women—as objects to be controlled rather than individuals to be respected.
