But incredibly, the leggy, brunette creator of the world's first 'consent sex robot brothel,' claims that these £11K sex robots – capable of speech and with realistic genitalia – will improve all our relationships.
Going by the name of Unicole Unicorn, one American is asking strangers to help raise £120,000 in order to open Eve's Robot Dreams – a brothel where sex robots – lifelike and made of a soft silicone – will be able to reject randy lovers.
Unicole also believes that threesomes with sex robots will become more common, and could be used to spice up everyone's sex lives.
Unicole says clients would have to ask a robot for consent before they can have sex – in a bid to brainwash men into believing asking for consent is always part of sex.
"Although I don't think sex robots have feelings now, they could do in the future," Unicole tells Sun Online.
Paying £7,000 to take a robot's virginity
Unicole says robots have the ability to train humans to perform good sexual behaviour.
“The same way that porn is powerful, sex robots are even more so,” Unicole said. “I believe it’s one of the most powerful technologies that has the potential to change consciousness."
But how can sex robots consent in the first place? Technology experts believe this is impossible, as they aren't sentient beings.
But Unicole explains that clients would have to meet and chat with a Real Doll robot in a café.
If they spend enough time chatting with the doll via an app – and get the doll's 'desire level' above a certain threshold through their flirty chat – they will be able to have sex with the robot.
Other experiences – including meet-ups, kissing and foreplay – will typically cost £50-150, Unicole tells Sun Online. "The profits will go towards thing like paying staff members, making the business really good and eventually opening new premises.
"We'd also put it towards cutting-edge sex robot technology and improving the quality of the robots."
Unicole plans to use sex dolls in the brothel from manufacturer RealDolls, which are "advanced humanoid robots" that are capable of speech and have realistic genitalia.
Their Harmony models – which Unicole will use should the project go ahead – retail for around £11,500 and they hope to have sex dolls that have a range of body types rather than simply ones that look "pornographic" to make it more inclusive.
A unicorn porno
Two years ago, Unicole also released a self-starring porn film called Uniporn – that sells online for £200.
Unicole believes that men will have different reasons for interacting with the robots at Eve's.
"Some people are just going to be curious, have social anxiety, be on the autism spectrum, or even just be lonely," they say.
"Whatever your reason is, you can find a lot of comfort in these robots."
And when it comes to group sex, Unicole says consensual threesomes could also be on the cards.
Unicole told Daily Star Online: "Many couples enjoy adding a third who is a robot or a doll.
“It gives couples a safe place to practice sexual freedom without the added factor of jealousy.
“Some people like to be with two or more dolls at a time and that is a different kind of orgy, but a very pleasurable one still.”
While some may balk at sex robots, and Unicole has faced some backlash for the crowdfunder.
“Often men treat these dolls the same way a child treats their dolls," says Unicole.
“They dress them up and have entire conversations with them. I personally don’t think it’s too weird, just an aspect of childhood being fulfilled.”
Ultimately, Unicole says the brothel business will be approached from "a space of awareness".
"If we do this from a place of love, nothing will go wrong."
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