Study: Doll ban increases risk of offending

https://www.thieme-connect.com/products/ejournals/abstract/10.1055/a-2269-5877?device=mobile

A new study has been published that questioned 40 people who were affected by the ban of “Childlike Sex Dolls” in Germany.

Results
Users most frequently mentioned (negative) effects on their (mental) health. Increased insecurity and perceived social and political discrimination were also reported. Participants reported an increase in problematic behaviour, such as viewing child sexual abuse images again, and that they were no longer able to live out their sexuality legally.

Conclusion
From the perspective of those affected, the ban on child sex dolls has a negative impact on their lives and the risk of sexualized violence against children. The available data do not provide any evidence that the tightening of the law serves to protect children, although the study design has limitations in this respect.

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This is gold. If it’s proven that it’s actually harmful banning sex dolls, then the more likely sex dolls are going to be legalized.

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Can we all say “told you so”!! Banning these things doesn’t help protect children, it endangers children.

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