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Seeing double! Woman, 23, tired of her boyfriend's high libido buys a sex doll that looks EXACTLY like her - and both claim it's re-ignited their passionLondon couple bought the sex doll after wanting to spice up their sex lifeThey regularly dress the doll - called Dee - in lingerie and take her on car rides Getting a sex doll is a good alternative to having a real threesome, they say By Gwyneth Rees for MailOnline Published: 17:08 BST, 17 July 2022 | Updated: 08:27 BST, 20 July 2022 When most women aren't in the mood, the claim to have a headache. Not Charlotte Grey, 23. The long suffering partner of Callum Black, 28, has countered her boyfriend's high libido by buying him a sex doll - which looks exactly like her. The couple, from London, have now introduced the life-like doll - which they call Dee - into the bedroom to 'spice things up'. And they say she has 'set their sex lives on fire'. Which one is real? The sex doll bears a striking resemblance to Charlotte, who gets tired of her boyfriend's advances With his super-high libido, Callum doesn't mind if he has sex with a real-life persian cat meme stuffed animal
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it's great that he has Dee when I don't want to have sex.' Sex doll Dee makes regular appearances on their Only Fans page - and is a hit with their 2000 subscribers. Callum said, 'Dee has had a positive impact on us as a couple. If anything, she's bought us closer together.' When Dee is not involved in Callum and Charlotte's sex life, she waits patiently for them in their studio. 'We'd never put her away in a cupboard,' Charlotte said.Barbie unveils new Dr Jane Goodall doll in honour of the 88-year-old British conservationistBarbie has unveiled a new Dr Jane Goodall doll in honour of the conservationistPrimatologist and considered the world's foremost expert on chimpanzeesThe 88-year-old said she hoped to 'inspire' children to be curious about worldSaid she wanted to 'remind youngsters they can be anything, anywhere' By Harriet Johnston For Mailonline Published: 10:00 BST, 12 July 2022 | Updated: 10:34 BST, 12 July 2022 Barbie has unveiled a new Dr Jane Goodall doll in honour of the British conservationist. Dr Goodall, 88, is a renowned primatologist and widely considered the world's foremost expert on chimpanzees. Her obsession with apes was in its infancy when she took off to persian cat room guardian gif
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