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Samantha sex doll sets Kenyan men on fire

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A sex doll named Samatha developed in the western world has set Kenyan men on fire – quite literally. The makers of the sex robot which can be “seduced” claim men are already “falling in love” with their creation.

Designers of Samantha say the plastic princess is capturing mean’s hearts, according to a report in the Sun newspaper.

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Samantha is only of the recent “hyper realistic” sex dolls to hit the headlines as advances in technology mean the sex toy market has upped its game. The doll is interactive, responding to voices as well as to touch.

She comes complete with sensors in her face, hands, breasts and “the female genitals down below” and it is claimed she requires a more subtle approach when it comes to bedroom activities.

This has prompted some social analysts to say sex robots are the future for men in a world where dating has not only been disrupted by careers, sexually transmitted infections, technology and high population but the high cost that comes with it. According to Forbes magazine, the worst epidemic to hit the modern world chronic loneliness. And, you can add, commercialized sex.

Sergi Santos, the designer of a love machine called Samantha, says the amorous android was so erotic that men were already developing real feelings for her. But the doll isn’t all about getting down and dirty; Samantha can also discuss philosophy, science and animals.

She’s also got a great sense of humour with more than a thousand jokes in her repertoire. Samantha also featured in a new BBC documentary called “Can Robots Love Us?” on September 4, 2017.

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The programme explored the question of romance between men and machines. In the documentary, Santos and a “friend” named only as Aaron showed the presenter how the robot could be literally turned on and then put in the mood for sex.

In the BBC documentary Samantha’s maker Sergi Santos said: “They will fall in love with her. It’s happening already.” He went on to demonstrate how the doll could be “aroused” and gotten in the mood for sex.

First, Santos uttered the words “get sexy” in Samantha’s ears. She replied: “Ok then, I think I am ready to do sex stuff, do you want me to?”

The owner of the bot – referred to as Aaron – advised to take a romantic approach to seduction, stroking her hands sensually rather than immediately groping her naughty areas.

He said: “She likes to be touched. If you go straight for [her breasts] in the beginning, she won’t like that so much.”

When her hand is gently rubbed, Samantha said: “Lovely, thank you for spending time with me. I enjoy being with you.”

When a finger is inserted into her mouth or her breasts and sex organ are fondled, Samantha lets out a realistic feminine moan which is likely to sound unlike anything her owners have heard during encounters with real women.

But will this assignation lead to love or just lust? Aaron is in doubt about the feelings people will develop for Samanta the sex robot. He explained: “Love is love. When you fall in love, nothing else matters.”

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The experience of watching two grown men fondle a sex robot appeared to have a profound effect on show host James Young, a 27-year-old double amputee who has been fitted with robotic prosthetics.

He grappled with the question of whether it was “inappropriate” to grope a love machine and said: “It’s a dumb machine, but it almost doesn’t feel consensual.

“She’s built for it, but she didn’t really ask for it. She does ask for it, but she’s programmed to ask for it. So did she ask for it? It’s very confusing.”

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The world is moving so far fast that nobody has time for conventional relationships. In Japan for example 61% of unmarried men and 49% of unmarried women aged between 18 and 34 are not in a relationship of any kind. One-third of Japanese under the age of 30 have never had sex!

The result is a sexual and love crisis. People are working so hard to make a living making it virtually impossible to date or even marry. That’s the problem that Samantha is likely to solve if she’s embraced by men. She’s a one-time investment: no dinners, evening coffees, birthday gifts and valentines demands.

In Europe sex doll brothels have already emerged. One such brothel in Barcelona charges Ksh10,000 for half an hour session. If sex dolls catch on, even commercial sex industry we know it could be extinct.

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