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Frequently Asked Questions What are the key differences between TPE and silicone sex dolls? TPE dolls are softer to the touch, feel more elastic, and often have more natural movement in areas like the chest and hips. Silicone dolls are generally a bit firmer, more durable, easier to clean, and usually cost more. When comparing models, focus on whether you prioritize a softer, more flexible feel (TPE) or easier long‑term care and durability (silicone), then review each product page to confirm the material used. How heavy are the dolls, and how hard are they to move? Full‑size dolls are substantial in weight compared with regular household items, so you should expect to use both hands and a stable stance when lifting or repositioning them. Smaller bodies and shorter heights are noticeably easier to carry, store, and pose than taller, curvier models. For an accurate sense of handling effort, compare the listed height and body type on each product page, as those details strongly affect overall weight. Do the dolls require assembly, and what tools are needed? Most dolls arrive fully assembled with the internal skeleton already inside the body, and the head usually attaches with a simple connector at the neck. Assembly is typically limited to attaching the head and dressing or positioning the doll, which does not require specialized tools. If a particular model includes any extra parts or hardware, that will be explained in its product description or included instructions. How durable are the joints with frequent repositioning and use? The dolls use an internal metal skeleton with articulated joints designed for repeated posing and repositioning. With normal, careful use and avoiding forcing joints beyond their natural range, the joints typically remain stable and functional over time. Heavier, taller dolls put more load on the joints, so gentler handling and slower movements are especially important for those bodies. Can the internal skeleton hold standing poses safely a

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