The portrayal of sex dolls in media—whether in movies, TV shows, or online—has a significant influence on how people perceive and choose their dolls. Media representations shape public perceptions, normalize certain aspects of sex dolls, and influence trends in features, customization, and even the way people use these dolls.

Movies, particularly those in the science fiction or romantic genres, often feature futuristic or idealized versions of sex dolls, influencing how people imagine their features. Dolls depicted as lifelike, with interactive personalities or advanced AI, can create a demand for these high-tech features among users. The portrayal of sex dolls as companions or partners in media can also encourage individuals to seek emotional fulfillment and connection in a similar way.

Additionally, media often frames certain body types or aesthetics as desirable. This can impact preferences regarding body proportions, facial features, and even hairstyle, as individuals might gravitate toward dolls that reflect the beauty standards often portrayed on screen.

The media’s influence also extends to the normalization of sex dolls as part of sexual exploration and therapy, promoting their use for those seeking intimacy without the complications of human relationships. As perceptions shift, more people are likely to explore sex dolls as a way to enhance their personal lives.