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one thing i'd personally love is clubs where you can fuck the shit out of girls programmed to be horny. you can see them all wet, lubricant flowing from their pussies, and when you pick a girl she immediately begins groping you and takes you to her room and then just lets you do whatever you want to her. programmed to love everything you do.

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What I wish more fiction touched on with robots is the societal upheaval that would occur if a general-purpose robot was available for mass purchase. It doesn’t need to be the focus, of course, but answering questions like “why does the protagonist still have an office job?” would be nice. I can’t imagine a lot of people would be able to keep their jobs if they could be replaced by a mobile rice cooker with legs and hands. How would society adjust? Would certain groups of people reject robots outright for the hardships they’ve had to endure because of robots? If you attempt to answer those questions in your fiction, I feel it makes it that much more of a deep, immersive world.

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>>103

i agree, maybe this answer is retarded but it's my first thought: detroit become human does display this

a lot of people don't like the game but it does answer a lot of the questions asked, for example people still have their jobs but pretty much half of the work force is robots and it causes a sort of anti-robot mentality - at the very start of the game a mother is distraught and screams asking why a robot is going to save her daughter.

i don't care much for the game and it's bot super about "robots" and more about androids basically becoming humans but the worldbuilding is interesting at least.

>>95
Interesting. I kinda envision a world where if sentient robots exist, there must be regulations for their activation, rights, etc. They cannot have freedom on their own, but needed to have an owner attached to them, so everything they do will be the responsibility of the owner as well (basically a parent and children relationship?)

Detroit might be a good inspiration, but I kind of dislike the grim interpretation of it (although kinda realistic, especially with the current political climate?)

>>96
This sort of thing would have to be very accommodating. After all, there are some esoteric tastes out there. For example, someone may want the robot to be 'unwilling' and putting up token resistance. If they were able to disassemble with ease, this same person might wish to behead the partner during the activities. Perhaps such whims would be best catered to in specialist venues, whereas your basic proposal would be the common model.

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>>125

Vanilla Lily is the brothel for more tame things, things like vaginal, intercrucial, nuru massages, baths with girls, gentle sex, anal. The less intense things.

There's another brothel for more intense things, but not too far - things like footjobs, kneejobs, dismantling (but not in a ryona way, just turning her into a fleshlight essentially), futa, mommy kinks.

Then the final level of brothel, you can guess what goes on in there.

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>>95
If a dastardly criminal sneaked into someone's house and fucked their house cleaning robot, what should he be charged with aside from breaking and entering? What if the robot was a companionship robot instead? Should the robot be able to simply smash his face in?