A common misconception is that sex dolls possess emotional intelligence or can genuinely experience feelings, but this is not accurate. Most sex dolls are inanimate objects designed for physical interaction and do not have consciousness, emotions, or the ability to reciprocate feelings. However, some advanced models incorporate features like sound, limited movement, or programmable responses to create a sense of interaction, which can enhance the user’s experience. Despite these technological enhancements, they lack genuine emotional capacity—they do not feel happiness, sadness, or affection. It’s important for users to understand the distinction between simulation and real emotional exchange. The emotional appeal of sex dolls lies in their ability to provide comfort, companionship, or a sense of closeness, but these experiences are ultimately superficial. Recognizing this distinction helps set appropriate expectations and promotes healthy usage. While technological progress continues to improve interactivity, real emotional connection remains a domain reserved for human relationships.