Despite increasing acceptance, many myths about sex dolls still persist, often due to societal taboos and misinformation. Breaking this silence is essential to promote understanding and reduce stigma. One common myth is that sex dolls are only used by individuals with social or psychological issues. In reality, users come from all walks of life, seeking exploration, companionship, or simply personal pleasure. Another misconception is that sex dolls are sterile and unresponsive, but advances in materials and technology have created models that are highly realistic and capable of mimicking human responses. Additionally, some believe that owning a sex doll indicates a lack of interest in human relationships — a notion that ignores the diversity of human intimacy needs. By openly discussing and debunking these myths, society can foster a healthier, more accepting perspective. Education and dialogue are key to understanding that sex dolls are personal devices designed to enhance individual wellbeing, not objects of shame or ridicule.