Paris has opened the first sex doll brothel for customers who prefer the feel of plastic over the touch of a real woman. The sex club offers the services of a silicone model instead of a prostitute.
France’s first sex doll brothel opened in Paris on Jan. 29, 2018.
The inside of the brothel has four different dolls of different shapes, colors, and sizes dressed in skimpy lingerie, for the customers to choose from The rooms are adorned with images of other sex dolls.
France is not the first country to offer a sex doll brothel, Britain’s been offering customers a “try before you buy” service for a while now.
A pop-up sex doll brothel opened in Amsterdam’s red light district, paid for with taxpayers’ money, a few weeks ago
The hosts of the TV show “Spuiten en Slikken” (“Shoot and Swallow”), a show about drugs and sex on Dutch public television, opened the unusual brothel.
The TV hosts are trying to lure tourists to have sex with one of the dolls, which would cost them $37, during the one-day event.
The “women” on offer at the Parisian brothel are made of plastic.
Spokesman Thijs Verheij said the show tries to find out if the world is ready to have sex with a doll and to compare the experience to having sex with a real human being.
Verheij said: “Scientists state that in 30 years, it will be very normal to have sex with a robot.”
“With this experiment, we want to run ahead of this and investigate how people see it now.”
A recent survey found that one in five Germans said they would like a robot sex doll and more than one in 20 say they could even fall in love with one.
It was reported in the summer of 2017 that sex doll Fanny was attracting more customers than real-life prostitutes at the Kontakthof brothel in the Austrian capital, Vienna. Now, the sex doll craze has taken Europe by storm.
Many other brothels in Vienna bought silicone sex dolls from Japan, while in the German city of Dortmund, the first-ever sex doll brothel opened.
A similar business has since opened in Barcelona, and an exclusive shop in Vienna only selling silicone life companions, an increasing number of people are wondering what sleeping with a doll would be like.
Oliver Bendel, a computer and business scientist who deals with questions of IT and machine ethics, said: “It will remain a niche.”
According to Bendel, there is still a taboo when it comes to sex dolls despite research showing that many Germans would consider buying one.
Bendel said: “In the meanwhile, sex toys are openly discussed. But love balls and dildos are not left everywhere in plain view. And where do I hide a sex robot from my partner?”
Austrian psychologist Gerti Senger explained why some men are more interested in sleeping with sex dolls instead of a real woman: “First, the man can do anything with the doll. Second, every intention is turned off, which can be a factor with a prostitute.”
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