Sexbot and Robots, or Coin-Operated Hookers.

I find this to be kind of a silly question really. Have Fleshlights and vibrators ended humanity as we know it? Clearly not. Currently from what most psychologists can tell us, sex droids will actually end up being very healthy for people. "The rules of sex will change dramatically. It will change the way men (and possibly women) lose their virginity." Chris Illuminati (AskMen.com 2010) "So boys and girls will be losing their virginity to robots? That certainly doesn't sound healthy, Allen." Psychologists greatly disagree, the "first time" is actually a fairly traumatic experience for both boys and girls. Contrary to what pop culture would have you believe, most teenagers do not see their first time as a right of passage. Many find it to be terrifying. "Am I doing this right? What if I don't perform well? Will they still find me attractive naked?" These and about a million other questions are running through a person's mind when they are about to experience their first time. Peer pressure and the media don't help either. People in America, and likely most places on Earth, thanks to the internet, are constantly bombarded with opinions of what sex should be.

"Yeah, I'm not stupid. What the hell does this have to do with robots?" Think back to your first time. Now, imagine what it would have been like if you were with a compassionate, loving, experienced lover. She or he knew exactly what to tell you to do, and how well it was going, almost like a sex teacher. Robots could be programmed exactly for this behavior. So when a man or woman goes to experience their first time with a real person, that anxiety has been removed through science. I wish I had that. My first time I went down on the poor girl so long she got chapped lips, and not the kind they sell a balm for, at least not at the check out counter. I was aware enough of where my penis went, but I had no idea what to do with it after it got in there. She was so tight just getting the head in hurt her, and she spent thirty minutes crying because she was, "too tight for me." What I wouldn't give to have had all those issues erased. Sex Robots completely solve this. Also think of all the people with personality disorders that make normal human interaction nearly impossible not even mentioning sexual interactions. Having a loving and willing partner can assist them in becoming more social and vibrant in the real world. There are already special psychologists that provide this kind of care, assisting people with these issues through the process of a healthy relationship. Robots could fill this role as well.

So yes robots could fill a very important role in the sexual side of existence. This also should not be surprising. Robots already have a hand in nearly everything you touch on a daily basis. Most of your car was built by robots, your computer, and your cup of coffee. Moving them into the role of companion seems fairly logical. Sex is just the next step up from that. People already have cyber pets and even plastic robo-dogs. As children we all had a stuffed animal of some kind that was "our friend." Seeing a robot as a companion should not be that far fetched. Specifically when they can fill roles like this. Dr. Levy sees humans marrying robots by 2050. He picks Massachusetts as the first state to legalize it because of MIT. I am certain there are people who disagree with Dr. Levy on this subject and I have my own personal reservations as well, likely because I don't have a robot girlfriend. I just wanted to go over some logical benefits to robot lovers here.