Whatever Happened to George's Emma and SuperX's Candi

[Everhard]

Jenny F11 was most accomodating. Besides, it is the one I like the best;

-- a good reason to go for face 11.

Mytime: The Seat Marbella was originally a direct copy of the Panda, but mine, an 850cc one made in 1989, is a bit different. It is not as good as the 1000cc Panda I used to own.

[mytime]

Everhard,

The next phase of my plan for the world is to abolish poverty and make Realdolls available free of charge by prescription on a world-wide health service...

We're not build to live alone, thats why God invented woman perhaps .
Realdoll can solve a part of the gape, but not everything.
Realize you're using an illusion. Nothing wrong with that but keep an open eye.

Maybe ... there's a real woman that wants to sit on the passengers seat of the Seat Marbella, wants to fly with you with a second hang glider.
Realdolls can't do that.

mytime

[Everhard]

Maybe ... there's a real woman that wants to sit on the passengers seat of the Seat Marbella, wants to fly with you with a second hang glider.

No, that's the problem. Something has gone wrong with women in Britain in the last thirty years or so. A Seat Merbella, like the Panda, is small, boxy, light and airy in appearance. Similarly, I am tall (or rather I look tall although I am under 6 ft), slim, and I look intelligent. What every woman wants is a large fellow in a suit, with a booming voice, positioning himself in the market place, who drives a 'fast' car -- i.e., a large and heavy car -- and whose most deeply-held beliefs are provided by the previous day's newspaper headlines or whatever was on telly last week.

How did human evolution happen? It cannot always have been like it is now. That is what my first novel is about, incidentally. (It has been turned down by all the major publishers, but I am still going to keep trying.)

It is surprising how many Realdoll fans are also would-be novelists. Or maybe not so surprising, in that we only read the ones who write stuff on this forum...

Back next weekend.

[George66]

Hi PB,

except that she didn’t stay, because when the baby was three months she left me for Vic. So why did stay in the first place?

Methinks it was a crime of convenience.

What sort of convenience?

How long had you two been married?

Nine years.

As for trying to explain the plot, I'll let you know in email.

Look forward to that.

I couldn't bear to hear the sound of my voice reading.

It’s recommended though. To improve the flow.
Regards George.

Hi Ev,

George: I hope you find that Emma becomes more user-friendly.

I’m getting there.

I found that Rebecca took a lot of getting used to --

That’s a relief.

Realdolls are so much harder to handle (physically) than real women.

Decidedly so.

However, she turned out to be so good for me that I now think of the money she cost (my entire life savings at the time) as an essential investment.

Hope I have the same experience, but you’ve got the advantage of Rebecca being softer haven’t you? Do you notice a difference with the new doll?

If, however, six months from now, you decide to sell Emma

I might well.

(history shows that Realdolls aren't compatible with everyone), I could well be interested.

Thanks for the offer. I won’t have to drive far to complete the FREE delivery.
Cheers, George.

[PBShelley]

Hi George,

What sort of convenience?

Sorry, I meant convenience in that you could afford her a place to stay and that the other could not? Just my humble speculation, excuse me for even doing so
Glad you have Emma at least, for starters!


Hi EH,

-- a good reason to go for face 11.

Yes, that was the ultimate factor; lucky I have a bit of leeway But thank you for the suggestions

Something has gone wrong with women in Britain in the last thirty years or so.

It's not just women in Britain.
Suffice to say that you'll have plenty material for your book.
As Frank Zappa said, "Status backs, baby." (He was not endorsing .)
It's all a result of the rampant consumerism and images impressed upon the impressionable. And in a lot of cases, it drives the more sensitive away from it. The ones more able to discern driving forces. Like writers

How did human evolution happen? It cannot always have been like it is now.

Did I yet suggest reading "Party of One", subtitled "The Loner's Manifesto" (written by Anneli Rufus)? It might provide you with some answers to your question. Most illuminating, once you get past the Introduction, which is pretty defensive IMHO. But an excellent book for those comfortable with solitude, and uncomfortable with the way in which they are viewed by society.

Regards,
PBS

[George66]

Sorry, I meant convenience in that you could afford her a place to stay and that the other could not? Just my humble speculation, excuse me for even doing so

No need to apologize. Your humble speculations, are precisely what I want, to see if you, or anybody else, can work out the answer where I couldn't. I spent the first five years, feeling riddled with guilt and unable to face thinking about it, for thinking I'd let her down.

She left when the baby was three months and initially lived in a flat on her own, that Vic bought for her, saying that she didn't really want to leave me but that her family were pressurizing her into it, but that she was hoping to come back, once the dust had settled, and wanting me to visit on a daily basis to make sure she was alright.

After six months he bought a house and she moved in with him, still saying that she didn't really want to leave me but that her family were pressurizing her into it, but that she was hoping to come back, once things calmed down, and still wanting me to visit on a daily basis, to make sure she was alright, until after two years I met somebody else, who told me to tell her that I couldn't see her anymore, when to my surprise, she burst into tears, because her "marriage had ended" which I didn't understand. Didn't it end when she moved in to live with another man eighteen months before?

Perhaps we need a bit of female intuition here to sort this one out. What do you think?

[Inkling]

I found that Rebecca took a lot of getting used to --

That’s a relief.

George, please check out my other post this thread. Vagina gets a little looser and it becomes easier when joints get looser, too. One must have a lot of patience. After the first couple weeks, it's easier. Then it's about the best sex. Only problem is when folks get older it would be better if things were more spontaneous - but there's nothing spontaneous about these dolls. This is why I suggested female condoms. However, the cleanup still is off-putting. These dolls have weight, so after a while one might not want to bother as much.

Bend knees like 30 degrees and have legs at a 45 degree angle from the crotch. Put two fluffy pillows under her butt. Use female condom so you don't have to clean up right away. When you first get the doll, the vagina pushes the penis out if it's not really hard. After 3 weeks, this changes. BTW, how long have you had Emma?

If there are specifics that someone feels uncomfortable w/discussing, I want to mention there's an <i>Owner to Owner</i> forum and also PM.

Quite frankly, George, I hope I'm alive to live your age, and if I could do that and still get it up at all, I'd consider myself to be one lucky man! I'm only 43 and I've noticed that since turning 39, things don't "work" as well as they did. I know w/marriage sometimes folks have to alter their expectations so what they expect is more realistic.

Yes - what Everhard said is true. RDolls are not for everyone, but nothing is is for everyone - except maybe breathing and eating.

Realdolls are so much harder to handle (physically) than real women.

Decidedly so.

RDolls are easier, but I'm pretty sure they only meant the weight.

<i>On the topic of convenience:</i>
This is a common thing that a lot of men do not like about a lot of women:
A lot of them can be too circumstantial.
Also, people can be users.

[PBShelley]

Hi George,

Perhaps we need a bit of female intuition here to sort this one out. What do you think?

Female intuition needed, definitely

They are mysterious creatures, for the most part. When I was in high school, I was told several times how well I understood "women" (girls). Now I haven't a clue
Everything's different today. People are different. There is little to no concept of loyalty or committment. I am sure not going to risk losing "half my stuff" just to get hitched. Perhaps eventually I'll find an "old fashioned" girl... I'm just not going to hold my breath any longer, if you know what I mean and I think you do

It took me a year to recover from my last one. I'm getting too old for this

Now, it's nice and quiet, I can think guilt-free, and I even hear that there are these "dolls" that can simulate having a companion around the house! Imagine that

So, now I don't have to feel in such a rush to "find someone". That has got me into SO much hot water, and not the variety in which you can comfortably soak.

Inkling's "new-girl" tips are handy ones, you my want to give them a try

Regards to you and Emma,
PBS

[Toner]

Hey, PBS!

Second the recommendation for Anneli Rufus's "Party of One." She nails it:

"We do not require company. The opposite: in varying degrees, it bores us, drains us, makes our eyes glaze over."

This is a photo of the Great Girl:

[PBShelley]

Hey Toner,

Thanks for the pic! I wondered whether she looked as scary as her writing was forceful, but she looks just as normal as we do!
Imagine that

I guess these "loners" aren't such weirdos as they are made out to be

I'm glad someone has read this work. In fact, I am enjoying it so much, I am stretching it out. I'm at the chapter on "Sanity".
"An essential defense of the people the word loves to revile -yet without whom it would be lost" citing Michelangelo, Newton, Barry Bonds, Haruki etc etc.
NOT Bundy, Kazinski, Manson, etc etc etc

Anyway, thanks for the comment

PBS

[George66]

Hi Ink,

Your post has come at just the right time. I've got the TV crew coming tomorrow and I don't want to appear negative if I can help it.

Vagina gets a little looser and it becomes easier when joints get looser, too.

I've noticed that.

One must have a lot of patience.

That's important to know.

After the first couple weeks, it's easier. Then it's about the best sex.

It is getting better, but I can have it standing up. I'll be posting pics later, but Emma hangs infront of me on bungees, with her legs suspended too and wide apart and getting her in JUST the right position, to the millimetre, makes ALL the difference.

However, the cleanup still is off-putting.

Don't have this problem. I just squirt her out with a spray bottle filled with soapy water and catch the effluence in a jug and then wipe her out.

When you first get the doll, the vagina pushes the penis out if it's not really hard.

I noticed that, altho I can open the vagina to exactly the width I want by opening the legs, so I can get it in soft now, as well as hard.

BTW, how long have you had Emma?

Came back Dec 6th, but only have sex once a week or less.

Quite frankly, George, I hope I'm alive to live your age, and if I could do that and still get it up at all, I'd consider myself to be one lucky man!

Viagra works wonders. It goes up like a post and as hard as a rock and lasts half an hour or more.

I'm only 43 and I've noticed that since turning 39, things don't "work" as well as they did.

I've always had problems and can now just about safely say that a Realdoll is better than a woman.

Realdolls are so much harder to handle (physically) than real women.

Decidedly so.

In my case the point is that I can produce all sorts of different positions, but that it requires a lot of hoisting and adjusting, which takes time to perfect and get used to, too. And at one stage I strained by right arm which didn't help.

Taking the best strokes in my best position I think I can quite fairly say that RD sex is awesome, which it rarely was with my wives.

OK. Thanks for that Ink. I think I'm primed and ready to go, tomorrow now.

Cheers, George.

[Toner]

PBS!

No, I don't think loners (I prefer to call them "solitaries") are weirdos, either, although the greater society does seem to think them that.
Colin Wilson plowed some of the ground Rufus goes over in his book "The Outsiders." First published in the mid-1950s, the book rationalizes the psychological dislocation characteristic of western creative thinking into a coherent theory of alienation, and defines those afflicted by it as a type: "the outsider." Through the works and lives of various artists - including Kafka, Camus, Hemingway, Hesse, Lawrence, Van Gogh, Shaw, Nietzsche and Dostoyevsky - Wilson explores the psyche of "the outsider."
Basically all these characters were "loners." The hail-fellow-well-met, glad-handing, howyadoin-howyadoin type seems to end up selling something, one way or the other, while the person who, like Greta Garbo, mutters "I vant to be alone," and eases out a side door, very often ends up making major contributions to human society.

[Inkling]

No, that's the problem. Something has gone wrong with women in Britain in the last thirty years or so.

I forgot to mention yesterday that it's not just Britain. I may not agree w/the cause, but things have gone wrong w/a lot of women in USA as well.

PBS made a good point, but I think it goes way beyond that.
<b>Warning:</b>
<i>Political commentary follows. Please do not read further if this will upset you.</i>

I think there was a time when there were injustices against women. I mean, more so than against men. There were needed organizations to combat such injustices. Once they gained enough power and influence to effect positive changes, they "needed" to come up w/problems to rally members around. They wanted to keep the money, membership, power, and influence. Gradually, the goal then became superiority instead of equality. In the USA, women are more "liberal" than men and are registered to vote democrat or are independent of the two largest parties, but still vote democrat or socialist. Through the democrat party, they have taken over the school boards and control most of the text books. Females today are brainwashed to be against men. These are not opinions - these are facts. I do not know about the entire USA, but in NE USA, California, and New York, the school boards are overwhelmingly controlled by democrats.

One section of Democrat membership is made up of feminists who are not quite like the way feminism used to be. Many of the typical women <i>are</i> but most of the leadership are not like what feminists once were. 20 years ago, I could (and did) call myself a feminist. About 1990, if I expressed those same views, I would be confronted as someone who hates women. If I said I wanted "equality under the law", this was viewed as a hatred of women. My views did not change - they did. The feminists leadership, by and large, wants to destroy all positive interactions between the genders.

How could someone support such ideas?
The answer is: They offer them what harsh reality cannot. They offer them an absolute form of freedom w/no consequences and no responsibility. You get to do whatever you feel like...

When I would say these things ten years or more ago, some women would completely miss the notion that the only reason why I would say such things was in hopes of having more positive relations between the genders.
It does not matter who is in power.
"Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely."

[George66]

OK, I’m gonna tell you a weird story. I agree with Ink about there being some very militant, and unpleasant antagonistic feminists about, but I was amazed at one conference where there was a particularly bolshy, militant feminist in attendance, who, unfortunately for her had a face like back of a bus, with whom I’d had a few run-ins, but who, when on departure I shook by the hand and said purely out of politeness how nice it had been to meet her, became quite overcome and looked at me in complete surprise and said “Really?” as if she couldn’t believe it, and I couldn’t help thinking, “Bloody hell, this woman has never received a compliment in her life.” And couldn’t help feeling sorry for her, and said, “Yes REALLY!”, and her face broke into a smile, and I couldn’t believe it. I hadn’t known she could smile until then.

And the moral of the story is ???

[Inkling]

If anyone is offended at my last post this thread, please let me know, and I'll delete most of it.

I was not talking about a small minority of militant feminists. Both genders have assholes that we can hopefully ignore.

Back on topic:
How are the photos coming along, George?
BTW, there's a thread in Inventors Corner where there's some discussion about created 3D female images.