The emergence of ultra-realistic sex dolls raises important ethical questions about their societal impact. Concerns include the potential for objectification and dehumanization, where dolls may reinforce unrealistic or harmful views of gender and sexuality. There are also debates about consent and emotional attachment; since dolls lack consciousness, the nature of interactions with them differs fundamentally from human relationships. Some worry that reliance on such dolls could impact social skills or contribute to social isolation. Conversely, advocates argue that these dolls can serve therapeutic purposes, helping individuals cope with loneliness or trauma. Ethical considerations also involve issues of consent in their use and the societal message sent by their presence. As technology advances, society must balance innovation with moral responsibility, ensuring that these products are used in ways that promote healthy attitudes toward sexuality and human connection, without undermining the value of genuine relationships.