Sex dolls have become increasingly mainstream, yet many misconceptions still surround their role in relationships. One common myth is that introducing a sex doll signifies relationship failure or emotional detachment. In reality, many couples view them as tools to enhance intimacy or explore fantasies together, not as replacements. Another misconception is that sex dolls are solely for men or for individuals who are socially isolated. In truth, people of all genders and relationship statuses use them for various reasons, including curiosity, health reasons, or to add variety to their intimacy routines. Some believe that owning a sex doll indicates a lack of emotional connection or commitment. However, many users report that their dolls serve as a supplement, not a substitute, for human relationships. Additionally, there’s a myth that sex dolls are purely physical objects with no capacity for emotional or psychological benefits. While they are physical objects, many modern dolls are designed with realistic features that can provide comfort, reduce anxiety, or even serve as a safe space for exploring sexuality. Debunking these myths helps clarify that sex dolls can be a positive, consensual addition to a healthy relationship, fostering understanding, exploration, and intimacy when used thoughtfully. Like any tool, their role depends on personal context and mutual agreement, and they can be a source of joy rather than stigma.