In a lot of my stories, I’ve shared wild situations where guys got caught with their doll by a wife or girlfriend. But not every story in this business is some soap opera. Sometimes, it’s just about understanding the kind of men who get into the hobby, and honestly, truckers are one of the biggest groups that surprise people. Now, I’m not just talking about long-haul truckers who live out of their cabs. Yeah, there’s plenty of those guys who bring their dolls on the road, but

I’ve been in the doll industry for five years and I run a small showroom in New York City. I meet everybody. Blue collar, white collar, guys in relationships, guys who’ve checked out of the dating market, even a former college football player over six feet tall with a girlfriend who was curious and wanted to try one as he didn't live with her yet. The stereotype about who buys is outdated. The tech and the use cases have changed. Let's start with AI girlfriends. A few years a

The "Chads" (top tier men) become doll owners in the near future. What happens to the dating market? All right, folks, let’s dive into a question that’s going to turn a few heads. We all know the usual suspects who get into the LoveDoll world: the socially awkward guys, the divorced dudes, or just the men who are tired of modern dating drama. But here’s the twist: what happens when even the so-called Chads, the guys who’ve never had trouble dating, start opting for Dolls? Why

Most people assume that guys into dolls are lonely bachelors holed up in some dark apartment with anime posters on the wall and a microwave dinner in the oven. But here’s the twist, some of the most devoted doll collectors I’ve met are actually married. And not secretly married. I’m talkin' “the wife knows, helps pick 'em out, and even critiques the breast size” kind of married. These couples are usually over 40, often childless or empty nesters. And while it’s true some guys