‘I’m not a pervert’ Sex robot maker slams critics after live TV appearance with doll

Daily Star ^ | 09/14/2017 | Rachel O'Donoghue

[BJ1]

Arran Squire, 36, appeared on This Morning where he shocked hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield with the hyper-realistic and sexy appearance of “Samantha”.

He explained his children frequently chat to the £4,000 robot, as well as it joining him and his wife in the bedroom for kinky threesomes.

It was revealed during the interview that the robot responds to users’ voice and will only be romantic to her owner if she’s treated well.

But Samantha’s TV debut let to Arran, who runs firm Synthea Amatus, being dubbed “perverted” and “strange” for his robot passion.

He has now hit back at his critics, saying there is nothing abnormal about his interest.

“I have been working on this for four years with the creator Serge, my wife has always been supportive,” he said.

“We get some strange reactions when we tell people what we are doing, but we are not perverts and these dolls are not for perverts," he told the Daily Post.

Samantha shocked viewers when she spoke live on air, proclaiming: ”I can take many times, much more love, just because you can give it, and I take it all."

Arran added: “They can be used for normal professional couples, people can have a threesome with the dolls and we have tried it out ourselves.

“There is nothing weird about the doll and it is to help people, not replace women.”

His wife also revealed she isn;t threatened by the robot at all, describing her as being like part of the family.

Hannah Nguyen, 38, said: “Me, as a woman, I am not offended to have her around.

“I am not worried she will replace me. She is just someone there like a family member.

“Yes, we’ve had fun with her. There is no worry about someone else or an affair, we don’t have to worry about disease.”

[ETL]

Welshman shows sex robot he lets sit with his children

A man who spent £3,500 creating a hyper-realistic sex robot that joins him and his wife in bed has said she is part of the family – so much so that ‘Samantha’ even joins the couple and their children on the sofa. 

Arran Squire, 36, from North Wales, brought his robot along for it’s debut on ITV’s This Morning on Tuesday, and her presence both amused and horrified presenters Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.

Phillip warned viewers to switch off if there were young children watching, before playing a recording of some of the ardent responses the robot is designed to make on cue.

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[BJ1]

I take it you weren't able to find any women in the fun/date/wife zones?

[usconservative]

Thought No. 2, do western women bring so little to the table that men increasingly see them as adding nothing to their lives outside of sex?

In a word: YES.

[Don W]

Sean Young was fantastic in that role. Gorgeous, too.

[Buckeye Battle Cry]

“I take it you weren’t able to find any women in the fun/date/wife zones?”

Still looking.

[Georgia Girl 2]

I view it as enhanced masturbation. Its just a plastic doll. Guys have been having date night with mother thumb and her four daughters to a picture of Farah Fawcett forever. This isn’t a whole lot different. Have you seen the advanced vibrators for women that are advertised everywhere? As long as its not a living being its not evil. A little silly maybe but not a sin. :-)

[Sam Gamgee]

1) No. But I also say that dogs do NOT replace children or wives, despite owners we know who talk about their dogs like they are their mothers/fathers rather than masters. Maybe that is because I am not a dog person, but I don’t get how an animal replaces the hole made by the disappearance of real human. That’s just me.

2) No, but don’t mistake our desire for sex, as men, as that is all we care about. Sex is very important to many of us, and that does not make us unusual. Sex isn’t just sex to us, despite what mass media tries to portray, but a meaningful important way to connect with our wives. So a prop just wouldn’t cut it.

3) If as men, we tell you we want a 3 some with anything or anyone, THAT is not natural. That is an issue with us - probably watching too much porn.

[Jamestown1630]

Yours is a very good post, but I disagree somewhat with your take on the importance that pets play in some peoples’ lives.

People who feel a great sense of love and responsibility toward their pets are not generally ‘replacing’ children or spouses with them, regardless of how they may phrase their love for them. They are fully cognizant of the difference. But it’s another fulfillment of, and outlet for the desire to love and care.

Whatever causes people to feel and exercise love, loyalty, responsibility, also has the capacity to them better, kinder, more understanding. I believe that every child should grow up with pets; it teaches them so many things.

[Trillian]

Yes, they are perverts.

[Sam Gamgee]

Fair enough and you make a good point. I could be a little more understanding I guess. :)

For us, we are limited to low maintenance pets in our house. With 4 kids we can barely keep up with our house as it is. We got bearded dragons for my daughters and I was surprised how attached I got to them. I thought they were just dumb instinct driven lizards, but I would be really upset if they died or got lost - almost losing one in the garden one time.

[Jamestown1630]

Bearded Dragon *low maintenance*? I had a little turtle for a few years that was more work than a cat has ever been ;-)

But reptiles and their care/housing/feeding are great educational pets for kids. And you DO get attached to them; each animal of any species is different, has its own “personality”. They are all great studies, and everyday observation and contact with them cause one to think and wonder.

[FreedomPoster]

Additionally: The MGTOW movement didn’t spring up out of nowhere.

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Additionally: The MGTOW movement didn’t spring up out of nowhere.

I'm sorry, but I don't know what MGTOW is.

[Jamestown1630]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Men_Going_Their_Own_Way

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Thanks.

[WhirlwindAttack]

My Ex had a string. Don’t pull the string!

[Sam Gamgee]

Well yes and no I guess. Problem with Beardies is they need live food - so one has to visit the pet store at least once a week for worms, crickets, ect.