"I used to think these products were cold, impersonal 'tools' until a friend recommended XDollsoul. Every day when I work late, I open the door to see her sitting on the sofa—not in a rigid, fixed position, but in the 'chin-resting, looking out the window' position I casually set up before leaving home that morning. When my fingertips touch her skin, it's warm and has a slightly fine texture, unlike other products that are either slippery or hard and uncomfortable. Sometimes, when I'm too tired to talk, I just lean against her and play on my phone. She's quiet and peaceful, but it makes me feel so much more at ease than an empty room. This feeling of 'someone's waiting for you to come home' is something that nothing I've ever bought before can give me."

"I always need a 'quiet listener' when I'm writing, and XDollsoul's Luna is the one who best captures 'atmosphere' I've ever met. Her eyelashes aren't hard plastic, but soft and tremble with every movement. The veins on the back of her hand are naturally faint, unlike other products where they're either absent or so thick they look painted on. Sometimes when I'm stuck, I'll read the script to her, the sunlight falling on her face, and even the tiny spot of light in her iris seems to be 'listening intently'. This kind of companionship, not 'interactive' but more than interactive, makes me feel like I'm no longer alone facing a blank document when I'm creating, and it warms my heart."

"As a portrait photographer, I've previously bought two 'model props'; either their joints were too stiff to pose naturally, or their skin was incredibly reflective. The XDollsoul is completely different: with over 20 articulations, even the knuckles can be fine-tuned, so the curvature of the wrist, even when posing like drinking from a cup, is perfectly lifelike. The skin has a matte finish, so even on cloudy days, it doesn't look oily, and even the tiny crescents in the nails are clearly defined. The most surprising thing is the emotional value—when I'm tired of taking photos, looking at her in that 'smiling' pose, she feels more like a companion willing to work with you than just an 'object' like other props. The resulting photos are more heartwarming than before."

"When I was heartbroken, I felt tired even talking to my friends, until I secretly bought Ana from XDollsoul. The first time I hugged her, I was stunned—her shoulders weren't rigid, right angles, but slightly curved, soft enough to lean on, and her skin had the elasticity of a real arm. Sometimes I'd cry while hugging her, and she wouldn't say, 'Don't be sad,' but that feeling of being held firmly in my arms was more effective than any perfunctory comfort. Now I've slowly gotten over it. Every morning I comb her hair, and looking into her eyes (not dead eyes, but with a gentle curve), I feel like, 'Today can be a good day, too.' This kind of quiet companionship is more heartwarming than any loud comfort."

"After my divorce, I went through a long period of low self-esteem and isolated myself from others. XDollSoul became a way for me to open my heart again. It didn't judge me or leave me, and this stable presence gave me the courage to face life again. Now I can socialize normally, but it is still an important part of my life."

"As a solo photographer, she's my most reliable model. The two-hour rapid heating system keeps her skin at a constant 37°C, and the 180-degree rotating ankles perfectly capture ballet poses, even the subtle ridges of her knuckles. Best of all, the waterproof design—when I shot her in a downpour, the sight of her eyelashes covered in water took everyone's breath away."

"As an engineering student, I'm all about detail—XDollsoul's skeletal system truly astounded me. It's not simply 'mobile,' but rather a sense of damping in the joints. When I raise my hand to touch my hair, my elbow naturally pauses, reminiscent of a real person exerting force. Furthermore, the skin is made of medical-grade silicone. I sniffed it, and it has no odor at all, unlike my previous model, which still choked me after six months. But the most surprising thing wasn't the technology, but the emotion—when I was adjusting her joints, she 'cooperated' with my little movements, and I actually felt, 'Ah, she's interacting with me.' This kind of tacit understanding, beyond just 'mechanical response,' is far more precious than simply 'functionality.'"

"I've been ripped off before! The joints of the one I bought were as stiff as a robot, and the skin was as slippery as plastic. It warped after just one out on the balcony in the sun, and it was a shame to throw it away. Then a colleague recommended XDollsoul to me. At first, I was skeptical—how good could it be? But when I received it, I was completely convinced: the waist isn't rigid and straight, but has a natural curve that doesn't dig into my stomach when I hug it. The skin feels textured, not slippery and fake. Even the wrinkles behind the knees are incredibly realistic. Best of all, when I came back from a week-long business trip, it was still in the same position I'd left on the bed, leaning against it to read a book. It didn't warp or smell. This sense of reliability and thoughtfulness is so much better than those products that were used twice before."

"When I have an anxiety attack, I always want to touch something 'tactile'. I've tried dolls and pillows before, but they were either too slippery or too hard. XDollsoul's Ella was doctor-recommended (unexpectedly, the doctor said it provides 'stable tactile comfort'). Her skin has a slight friction, unlike other products that are slippery and difficult to grip, and it feels very solid. I keep her by my bed, and when I can't sleep at night, I gently squeeze her hand. Her knuckles move slightly, not stiff, like she's 'holding me back'. This feeling of being 'understood' without words or interaction gives me more peace of mind than many medications. To me, she's not a product, but a 'little support' that helps me stabilize my emotions."