Another introduction

sylphie450 · Post by **sylphie450** » Tue Nov 17, 2020 9:21 am

Hello there, somewhat new here. Been browsing through the forums and made a few posts. Figured I'd finally make that 5th post in the member introduction haha.

Currently own one doll, the wm 162e(havnt came up withg a name for her sadly) I'm actually on the fence about selling. She's great but not might be the one for me sadly...

So hopefully I'll stick around and find some advice here!

JustinBridou · Post by **JustinBridou** » Tue Nov 17, 2020 10:04 am

Welcome to the clan of approved users

now all functions are unlocked and you can use PM, images... so it will be easier if you decide to sell your doll.

It's a little sad to part with your WM162 so early, she hasn't even been given a name

Is she too heavy for you (she is 34 Kg, isn't it) ? Unfortunately, this kind of situation happens (too) often, people do not really realize the weight of their doll, and if she is the first, they lack the experience to handle her safely. But may be, you have another reason to (hesitate to) sell her.

sylphie450 · Post by **sylphie450** » Tue Nov 17, 2020 10:26 am

Thanks for the welcome!

I will admit, weight is part of the issue. I thought I was prepared considering I usually handle heavier objects daily. Another reason is height, thought I'd be comfortable with one around my height since past partners that was the case but this time not so much, think that also effects my ability to maneuver/position her as well. Then of course space. Unfortunately I underestimated the size of her and the case. Granted there is enough room to store her in the place I had prepared, getting her in and out though is rather cumbersome. My solution was to keep her on my bed so as to not risk any damages.

Aside from those, maybe its also buyer's remorse which is why I'm on the fence with selling. In the mean time plan to browse through the forums and hope to learn from other's experience as well.

Oh and the reason she doesnt have a name is because it's difficult for me to come up with something like that haha.

DG · Post by DG » Tue Nov 17, 2020 10:40 am

Welcome to the forum. I am sorry to hear that you are considering selling your doll, but I can see your point. Weight is definitely one of the top issues with these dolls, but there are ways to work around it. There have been threads where fellow members have made some wonderful suggestions in regards to managing weight.

zaxdoll · Post by **zaxdoll** » Tue Nov 17, 2020 10:44 am

Hello and welcome

I admit weight is one the first thing i check on a doll

There is a lot of dolls out there i would like to buy but anything more than 22/23 Kgs is out of scope

Some are wonderfull but when i see 30kgs+ i close the page and go cry in a corner

sylphie450 · Post by **sylphie450** » Tue Nov 17, 2020 11:00 am

Did spend some time researching and whatnot and knew weight was a major issue and figured since I could handle heavier maybe I could handle her. Guess I shouldve researched more on where that weight is distributed haha.

But yea, really hoping it's buyer's remorse and it'll pass. If not, well hey, at least now I know. And with that along with the experience so far, it was worth the investment.

zaxdoll · Post by **zaxdoll** » Tue Nov 17, 2020 11:14 am

some dolls are better "equilibrated" than others, but weight is always an issue if you want to play or photo

Plus sometimes, one is not aware of the logistics inside the appartment or house :
obstacles
placement of rooms for storage, cleaning
and the like...

curiousswede · Post by **curiousswede** » Wed Nov 18, 2020 5:55 pm

zaxdoll wrote:some dolls are better "equilibrated" than others, but weight is always an issue if you want to play or photo
Plus sometimes, one is not aware of the logistics inside the appartment or house :
obstacles
placement of rooms for storage, cleaning
and the like...

Oh yes! Long legs also don't help when they hit your small tables nearby your bed because you weren't aware of them when moving her!