Male Robox: See The Sex Robot No Woman ‘can Resist’ (photos)

Male Robox: See The Sex Robot No Woman ‘can Resist’ (photos)



Male Robox: See The Sex Robot No Woman ‘can Resist’ (photos)

Henry’ the six foot sex robot is special not just because of it’s tireless robotic erection,but it also has a sense of humour.

According to the creators, no woman will be able to resist it..

The £8,000 pounding machine’s other secret weapon is a killer sense of humour! According to a video by it’s makers, Realbotix, Henry says in a flat, robotic voice, ‘What does a cloud with an itchy rash do? Find the nearest skyscraper.’

Matt McMullen, 48, explained:

‘Women have the same issues of loneliness as men. ‘People call them sex dolls but mostly it’s about companionship.

In this world of computers people are missing out on human interaction.’



Revolutionary sex machine industry is the next investment cash destination of the world. Many investors are now embracing the idea.


Intelligent AI robots are now being made to perform or respond to sexual acts. These machines come in different sizes and genders. And they give 90% pleasure a human will give. 

They can be configured to your taste like buying laptop. Virgina lubrication is 97% similar to human. WOOOW what a dope!

WATCH THE VIDEO HERE

You can pick your dick size, breast size e.t.c.

The question is “Which sex is going to feel the effect of this technology most”

Men or Women?

Let the debate begins. Lets use a typical Nigerian society for a sample case.

Nigerian Males


- Want Sex mostly with little financial stress


- Want sex with little emotional attachment


- Average Nigerian guy works (either formal or menial), therefore, they are tend to have cash.


- Sex is always their priority in a relationship

Nigerian Females


- They expect their sex partners to commit financially before sex


- They attach sex with emotions


- 50% of them are financially dependent on parents or opposite sex


- Financial/material gain is their motivation/priority in a relationship.

Interpretation


Guys


When guys no longer need to kneel down, endure humiliation and insults, beg, spend his hard earn money to have sex, they will gladly embrace the technology.


Repercussion: Most ladies will find it hard to take care of their needs. It will be a case of competition between humans and robots. 

Ladies


Heartbreak and emotional stress will be reduced. 


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Repercussion: Reduced child birth

Finally, guys don’t care if a lady use sex dolls or not. Some guys even find it romantic. But when a guy is caught using sex doll, it’s a crime similar to genocide. Female folks don’t take the offence lightly.

My 1 cent.  tongue cheesy

Your opnion can start pouring in


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