Re:Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic ...
by Nursie on Saturday November 23, 2013 @11:19AM
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Yes I did think that might be one application, though I'm not sure how sold I would be even then. To each their own, and perhaps it would be better than nothing, but it would kill the intimacy aspect for me.
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Re:Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic ...
by frixionme on Saturday November 23, 2013 @11:21AM
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Intimacy is the name of the game, forget the dildos and fleshlights -- these robots "mirror" each other one to one in both motion and resistance. just using your hands you can push back and forth on each other and it's a very intimate feeling of being connected physically.
Re:Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic ...
by Nursie on Saturday November 23, 2013 @11:27AM
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I appreciate this may work for some folks, but it's never going to replace having limbs wrapped around each other and collapsing in a sweaty heap afterwards.
And sure, this is opening up a entirely new avenue on top of phone/cyber/webcam sex that wasn't available before, and marks a massive step forward in what's available when people are geographically separate.
Re:Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic ...
by indrax on Saturday November 23, 2013 @12:19PM
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At some point the robots will have limbs and sweat.
Re:Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic ...
by tesseractive on Saturday November 23, 2013 @04:26PM
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It would obviously be far from perfect, but for a LDR, the basic question would be whether it was better than phone sex, right?
Re:Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic ...
by Nursie on Saturday November 23, 2013 @09:34PM
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Well yes, absolutely.
I tend not to bother with LDRs either, I must admit, I think they're mostly a bad thing.
Re:Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic ...
by tesseractive on Saturday November 23, 2013 @09:47PM
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I agree about LDRs in the long term, but if you're apart for a period due to career or life circumstances it's different, and some working relationships can start long distance and work out if someone moves.