Masayuki Ozaki bobbed back when the sparkle left his marriage — by beginning another sentiment with an elastic sex doll he swears is the affection for his life.
The super reasonable silicone sham, called Mayu, shares his bed under similar rooftop as his better half and young girl in Tokyo, a strange plan that set off furious contentions before the family proclaimed a fragile truce.
Ozaki, 45, said: “After my better half conceived an offspring, we quit engaging in sexual relations and I felt a profound feeling of loneliness.”
“But the second I saw Mayu in the display area, it was love from the start sight.”
“My spouse was enraged when I initially brought Mayu home. Nowadays she endures it, reluctantly.”
“When my girl acknowledged it was certifiably not a monster Barbie doll, she went ballistic and said it was gross — however now she’s mature enough to share Mayu’s clothes.”
Ozaki, who functions as a physiotherapist, takes his doll out on dates in a wheelchair and dresses her in hairpieces, attractive garments and jewelry.
He confesses to being killed by human connections, adding during a shoreline walk around his elastic friend: “Japanese ladies are coldhearted.”
“They’re exceptionally narrow minded. Men need somebody to hear them out without protesting when they return home from work.”
“Whatever issues I chubby sex doll have, Mayu is consistently there hanging tight for me. I love her to pieces and need to be with her forever.”
“I can’t envision returning to a person. I need to be covered with her and take her to heaven.”
Ozaki is one of an expanding number of Japanese men going to close connections with sex dolls in a country that has formally lost its mojo.
Experts are concerned by Japan’s diving rate of birth, which presents major issues for the fate of the economy as it faces a diminishing number of workers.
But a developing number of men — known as “herbivores” — are walking out on marriage and customary manly qualities for a peaceful, uncompetitive life.
Every year around 2,000 of the life-like sex dolls — which cost from $6,000 and accompany flexible fingers, removable head and practical privates — are sold in Japan.
Hideo Tsuchiya, overseeing overseer of doll producer Situate Industry, said: “Innovation has made considerable progress since those terrible inflatable dolls in the 1970s.”
“They look unfathomably genuine now and it seems like you’re contacting human skin. More men are getting them since they believe they can really speak with the dolls.”
They are famous with incapacitated clients and single men, just as life sized model fetishists, and a few men use dolls to keep away from heartache.