There are numerous myths surrounding sex dolls that cloud public perception. One widespread myth is that they are only used for superficial sexual purposes, ignoring their role in providing emotional support or creative outlets. Another misconception is that all sex dolls are unrealistic or unappealing, but technological advancements have led to highly realistic, customizable options that appeal to diverse preferences. Some think that owning a sex doll indicates social failure or mental health issues—this is simply not true, as many owners are psychologically healthy and find value in their dolls. There’s also a false belief that sex dolls are difficult to care for or maintain, but with proper routines, they are easy to clean and preserve. Additionally, some assume owning a sex doll is shameful or socially unacceptable; however, societal attitudes are shifting toward acceptance. Discarding these myths encourages a more open, respectful discussion about personal choices and the positive roles sex dolls can play in individual lives. Recognizing the facts helps reduce stigma and promotes understanding.