The Japanese sex doll industry has a unique term for their sex dolls

 The Japanese love dolls have a unique term for their sex dolls: Dutch Wives. This is historically due to the fact that Dutch sailors famously spent months at sea trying to be creative to solve their "loneliness" problem. They had made dolls out of cloth to satisfy their urges.

In French she was called "dame de voyage" and in Spanish sailors called her "dama de viaje". Roughly translated, both terms mean "lady of the journey". Dutch sailors made these dolls out of leather and had a penchant for stopping in Japanese ports and selling these creations. To this day, the history of male sex dolls originating from the Netherlands has stuck with the Japanese.

Barbie is now an integral part of most children's rooms. As kid-friendly as this doll brand is today, it still has more grown-up origins. Barbie was originally based on a lifelike sex doll. In the 1950s there was a small doll called Bild Lilli in Germany. It was a doll modeled on an actress who was particularly popular and attractive in Germany and was made for adult men. This erotic doll became very popular in the target group of that time. American toy manufacturers took note of this and developed a doll more suitable for children. Today there are adult dolls with similar bodies to the old doll.

"I never imagined that I would be free, away from my overprotective parents," she says. Linda is dying to lose her virginity, but thinks it has to be sex doll in a special way. "I am looking for a man who will appreciate me and my virginity, love me and treat me like a queen," she continues.

What does she bring with her, you might ask? Well, this beauty promises fidelity and undying love to her new lover. She will pamper you in any way you desire and will always be there for you. And in a world where it's rare to meet a Virgo, that's a steal. Not true?