Despite growing acceptance, many myths and misconceptions about sex dolls persist in the UK. One common misconception is that owning a sex doll indicates social inadequacy or loneliness; however, many users report positive emotional and psychological benefits, viewing dolls as tools for self-exploration or companionship.

Another myth is that sex dolls are purely for sexual purposes, ignoring their potential for emotional comfort, artistic expression, or even therapeutic use. Some believe dolls are unnatural or unethical, but proponents argue they can promote personal well-being and safety when used responsibly.

Misconceptions about the safety and hygiene of dolls are also widespread, but with proper maintenance and reputable manufacturing standards, dolls can be safe and durable. Addressing these myths involves education and open dialogue, helping to dispel stereotypes and promote a more nuanced understanding of the role sex dolls can play in modern life in the UK.