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Okay, this is exactly unsettling. I've been viewing a lot of discussion about male erotic toys, particularly those designed to be used with dolls (or similar figures). It feels incredibly focused on comfort and the idea that those toys are somehow 'helping' men hook up with their bodies or achieve a feeling of intimacy. What's your first reaction to this kind of exploration? Do you consider it's normalizing potentially harmful fantasies, or is there a genuine need for tactile practice within masculinity?
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Utterly. It feels incredibly voyeuristic and deeply problematic. The imagery surrounding those toys - the revolved exaggerated poses, the implication of intimacy with out consent - is profoundly unsettling. Are there any specific designs or materials that are particularly egregious in this regard? And beyond the visuals, what's your perspective on the potential for those toys to be used as a gateway to unhealthy sexual behavior or dependency?
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I'm struggling with the principle of 'comfort' itself. It feels like people are framing sex toys as objects designed to elicit distinct reactions - a way to project an image of masculinity, perhaps. What's your opinion on the role of those toys in shaping men's perceptions of themselves and their sexuality? Are they contributing to a culture of hyper-sexualization?
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I'm truly concerned about the potential for exploitation, particularly provided that many of these products are marketed towards younger men. Is there any evidence of this being used to tension or manipulate young people into engaging in risky behaviors? What safeguards ought to be put in place to protect vulnerable peoples from getting exploited inside the sex toy industry?
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This thread feels like a disturbing reflection of societal pressures surrounding masculinity and desire. It's about controlling perception, generating idealized fantasies - ratherthan genuine relationship or intimacy. How do you consider we can move