TV interview with doll vendor about lockdown boost

Willus · Post by **Willus** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 8:14 am

I like Philip Schofield.

He wished my cousin "get well soon" on kid's TV when we were little and she was really sick.

Nice guy.

John100 · Post by **John100** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 8:40 am

I can not stand scofield and holly wana be thay are piss takers and have nothing good to say about dolls they seem very judgemental in a negative way

BeijaFlor · Post by **BeijaFlor** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 8:52 am

But is that woman's doll shop a vetted-and-approved vendor on The Doll Forum?

Willus · Post by **Willus** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 9:39 am

John100 wrote:they seem very judgemental in a negative way

Huh, I thought they were quite nice about it all, nothing they said seemed unreasonable to me, and I didn't notice any judgement.

Post by **Rock13** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 9:47 am

I've never heard of this vendor, but I think she did a great job in getting her points across.

Nanako · Post by **Nanako** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 9:59 am

Like so many TV featurettes, this only touches on but a few aspects of doll ownership, and in not much real depth. I'd really like to see some feature length shows that delve deeper into the hobby. Granted, there have been a few decent documentaries in the past, but they are all too few in number. Moreover, the prejustice of many such shows render them really pointless, IMHO.

Davidh · Post by **Davidh** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 10:00 am

Good interview, but Holly a bit judgemental. I must be a strong lad as I store my girls up in the loft! Haul them up and down the ladder not to often mind

John100 · Post by **John100** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 10:04 am

Willus wrote:
John100 wrote:they seem very judgemental in a negative way
Huh, I thought they were quite nice about it all, nothing they said seemed unreasonable to me, and I didn't notice any judgement.

Not in this interview but it's all been on there show before when they mentioned the dolls are so cold it must be like shagging a dead person I know what them two think about our dolls however you do see holly wannabe shudder at the thought of a doll hanging

Davidh · Post by **Davidh** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 10:06 am

Nanako wrote:Like so many TV featurettes, this only touches on but a few aspects of doll ownership, and in not much real depth. I'd really like to see some feature length shows that delve deeper into the hobby. Granted, there have been a few decent documentaries in the past, but they are all too few in number. Moreover, the prejustice of many such shows render them really pointless, IMHO.

Agree completely, I was once one of the oh my God a sex doll! Brigade. I would of reacted the same as Holly. But when circumstances in my personal life changed and I needed that intimacy with someone back in my life, this was a positive option for me. Now I understand dolls really help people in many ways and are a positive influence.

Trigger D · Post by **Trigger D** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 10:12 am

Holly: How can dolls offer companionship?

Its called imagination, Holly.

Heck, Jenna has a surname, date of birth, favorite food, favorite color, personality, bad taste in men, a sense of style, taste in music...

Post by **Rock13** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 10:16 am

Davidh wrote:Good interview, but Holly a bit judgemental. I must be a strong lad as I store my girls up in the loft! Haul them up and down the ladder not to often mind

I get the impression that Holly was speaking for herself and those of her peers who fear that dolls- and someday robots- will see them joining the ranks of the editorial writers who keep going on about "Where have all the good men gone?" She also doesn't seem to understand that her apparently stellar companionship might not be everyone's cup of tea.

DG · Post by DG » Wed Sep 30, 2020 11:47 am

I have to say that I did not particularly care for this interview, but it was good for me to watch. I don't like how the tv hosts made it all to be a joke and seemed to look down their noses at those of us in the doll community. I felt they were attempting to make fun of those of us in the doll community, but maybe that is just me. The doll vendor handled it very well though. I would actually like to know more about her.

Arthur1960 · Post by **Arthur1960** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 12:17 pm

This is why I declined when I was asked to appear on the show via Skype. I told the researcher that a few minutes was just not enough time to cover such a complex subject but they just wanted a fluff piece for a bit of filler and distraction. Jade will always say yes to media appearances although she's not considered to be a serious vendor within the doll community over here, I mean who in their right mind would pay several thousand pounds for a tpe doll that she has 'customised' and probably paid a few hundred for! Jade is more of an 'entrepreneur' and has dabbled in several different businesses but not someone I would dream of getting a doll from!

John100 · Post by **John100** » Wed Sep 30, 2020 1:14 pm

Docsgirl82 wrote:I have to say that I did not particularly care for this interview, but it was good for me to watch. I don't like how the tv hosts made it all to be a joke and seemed to look down their noses at those of us in the doll community. I felt they were attempting to make fun of those of us in the doll community, but maybe that is just me. The doll vendor handled it very well though. I would actually like to know more about her.

That's exactly my point thankyou they look down on us and through their own imbarissmet they have to laugh and make jokes I agree the lady with the doll did well however when it was on there show before the poor bloke was floored by them two but one thing to say there's nothing that scofield has got to be proud about with his dark life but that's another story sorry they irritated me and make me mad
I frickin detest them two