/authors/dumpsterlife-and-trash-girl/Recent content in DumpsterLife and Trash Girl on Gromet's Plaza ArchiveHugoen-usMon, 20 May 2019 00:00:00 +0000/stories/2019/05/20/jessies-journey/Mon, 20 May 2019 00:00:00 +0000/stories/2019/05/20/jessies-journey/<p>“I’ll buy that one. Very pretty, I will have a lot of fun with her!” said the man. One card payment later, and the deal was done.</p> <p>The product in question was named “The Sexbot Buddie”. The Sexbots were part of the bigger “Buddie Range”, designed by a company that created state of the art robotic companions, to which these robots were incredibly lifelike. They had an appearence eerily similar to humans, and even more amazingly, had been coded to feel emotion. The robots had an excellent understanding of the world too. Some people hailed it as the greatest invention ever, others weren’t so pleased as they seen it as a way towards replacing humans, both in the workplace and at home. Some “Buddies” were primarily designed to do chores around the house, others were designed to give companionship to the elderly. But in this case, the Sexbot’s main function was (unsurprisingly) for sexual needs, a much more lifelike design than your average blow up doll.</p>