Sex robots

I mean if it would be like android in altered carbon, not totally fake with only one thing in mind just as a sexual release and something new to try then why not. “Anywho” i would prefer real woman, flesh and bones

(07 Jun 2018 17:11)Christian Wrote:  I mean if it would be like android in altered carbon, not totally fake with only one thing in mind just as a sexual release and something new to try then why not. “Anywho” i would prefer real woman, flesh and bones

Great post Christian and I can feel where you're cumming from my friend but I'm still drawn to the 'real woman, flesh and bones' to whom you refer.
However, if I was drunk and stuck my hand up said robot's skirt and found a penis-sized USB port, I'd probably just go with the flow and enjoy myself.
Everything will be done by robots soon anyway so why should sex be excluded?

Can I have Mia off 'Humans' she's my perfect sex robot!

I'd rather go to bed with whoever programmed the robot :-)

(09 Jun 2018 20:18)Maurice Wrote:  I'd rather go to bed with whoever programmed the robot :-)

You win the thread Maurice. Perfect answer

(09 Jun 2018 15:59)sensualguy58 Wrote:  Can I have Mia off 'Humans' she's my perfect sex robot!

Couldn't agree more. She is super hot.

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