Sexpuppen sind längst nicht mehr nur ein Nischenprodukt für heimliche Käufer. In den letzten Jahren hat sich ihr Image gewandelt – von einem peinlich berührten Tabuthema hin zu einem Gegenstand gesellschaftlicher Debatten über Intimität, Technik und Einsamkeit. Dennoch variiert die Akzeptanz von Sexpuppen weltweit enorm – und spiegelt dabei die unterschiedlichen kulturellen Werte, Moralvorstellungen und sozialen Dynamiken wider.

Europa: Zwischen Liberalität und Skepsis

In vielen europäischen Ländern, besonders in Skandinavien, Deutschland oder den Niederlanden, herrscht ein vergleichsweise offener Umgang mit Sexualität. Hier werden silikon sexpuppen deutschland zunehmend als Lifestyle-Produkt betrachtet – manchmal sogar als Hilfsmittel gegen Einsamkeit oder als Teil von Paarbeziehungen. In Großstädten gibt es bereits sogenannte „Sexpuppen-Bordelle“, die nicht nur Neugierige, sondern auch Forscher und Medien anziehen.

Dennoch bleibt die Grenze zur gesellschaftlichen Akzeptanz unscharf. Während jüngere Generationen oft neugierig und weniger wertend sind, betrachten ältere Menschen oder bestimmte religiöse Gruppen das Thema weiterhin mit Skepsis oder Ablehnung.

Ostasien: Technologische Innovation und soziale Isolation

Japan gilt als Vorreiter in Sachen Sexpuppen-Technologie. Hier sind die Produkte besonders realistisch und teilweise mit künstlicher Intelligenz ausgestattet. Die Gründe für ihre Popularität sind vielfältig: Neben einer ausgeprägten Technikbegeisterung spielen auch gesellschaftliche Entwicklungen wie Vereinsamung, Leistungsdruck und ein Rückzug ins Private eine Rolle.

In China und Südkorea bleibt das Thema hingegen ambivalent. Während die Produktion boomt und innovative Firmen hentai gerl sexpuppe porn exportieren, herrschen im Alltag oft noch konservative Vorstellungen. Öffentlich wird wenig über das Thema gesprochen – im Privaten jedoch steigt die Nachfrage stetig.

Amerika: Zwischen Kommerz und Kontroverse

In den USA ist die Diskussion um Sexpuppen geprägt von Gegensätzen. Einerseits gibt es einen florierenden Markt, insbesondere im Onlinehandel. Andererseits stoßen die Puppen immer wieder auf Kritik – sei es aus feministischer, religiöser oder ethischer Sicht. So werden Debatten über die Auswirkungen auf das Frauenbild, auf Beziehungen oder über mögliche gesellschaftliche Folgen geführt.

Interessanterweise entstehen in Nordamerika auch neue Narrative: Einige Stimmen sehen sexpuppe nach maßen als potenzielles Mittel zur Therapie von Traumata oder zur Unterstützung von Menschen mit Behinderungen.

Naher Osten und Afrika: Tabu und heimlicher Konsum

In vielen Ländern des Nahen Ostens und Afrikas ist das Thema Sexualität streng reguliert und gesellschaftlich tabuisiert. Der offene Verkauf oder Besitz von puppe für sex ist häufig verboten. Dennoch zeigen Online-Suchanfragen und heimliche Importe, dass auch hier ein nicht zu unterschätzendes Interesse besteht – oft verborgen vor den Augen der Öffentlichkeit.

Mehr als ein globales Produkt

Sexpuppen sind weit mehr als ein technisches oder sexuelles Konsumgut. Sie sind ein Spiegelbild gesellschaftlicher Fragen rund um Einsamkeit, Intimität, Technik und Moral. Ihre Akzeptanz – oder Ablehnung – sagt viel über eine Kultur aus und entwickelt sich ständig weiter. In einer immer stärker globalisierten Welt bleibt spannend zu beobachten, wie sich die Grenzen zwischen Tabu und Trend verschieben – und welche neuen Debatten daraus entstehen.

We continue our mid season organization reviews with a look at the
Oakland Athletics Top 20 Prospects from the beginning of 2017. The index
for other team reviews can be found here.

This list was originally published January 9th, 2017.

1 Franklin Barreto, INF, Grade A Age 21, hitting .270/.316/.418 with
19 walks, 101 strikeouts in 311 at bats in Triple A; hit .190 with a
pair of homers in 42 MLB at bats during brief trial; showing good pop
and steady glove but hitting approach has deteriorated in Triple A; I
think he’ll adjust but he needs more time.

2 A.J. Puk, LHP, Grade B Age 22, first round pick from University of
Florida in 2016; 3.97 ERA in 79 innings between High A and Double A,
117/33 K/BB, 60 hits; blistering stuff but command remains erratic;
stock steady, high upside.

3 Jharel Cotton, RHP, Grade B/B Age 25, 20th round pick by the
Dodgers in 2012 from East Carolina University, traded to Athletics in
Josh Reddick and Rich Hill deal; 14 starts in MLB with 5.17 ERA in 77
innings, 67/32 K/BB, on disabled list with blister right now;
inconsistent but I still like his chances to be an above average starter
if they remain patient with him.

4 Matt Chapman, 3B, Grade B/B Age 24, first round pick in 2014 from
Cal State Fullerton; hit .257/.348/.589 in 175 Triple A at bats,
promoted to majors and hitting .200/.273/.440 so far in 50 at bats;
excellent defense with power http://www.athleticsfanaticsjersey.com/jake-smolinski-jersey-c-24.html, don’t expect much batting average but the superb glove buys him a lot of slack.

5 Frankie Montas, RHP, Grade B Age 24, acquired from Dodgers in the
Reddick/Hill deal; 6.91 ERA in 29 major league bullpen innings with
30/15 K/BB; that got him sent back to Triple A where he’s moved back
into a starting role; still has high long term potential and like Cotton
he needs innings and experience to adjust.

6 Grant Holmes, RHP, Grade B/B Age 21, first round pick by Dodgers
in 2014 , another part of the Hill/Reddick deal; 4.92 ERA in 97 Double A
innings, 117 hits, 96/38 K/BB; results haven’t matched the stuff due to
command and mechanical inconsistency http://www.athleticsfanaticsjersey.com/billy-butler-jersey-c-25.html, still quite young of course.

7 Daniel Gossett, RHP, Grade B/B Age 24, second round pick in 2014
out of Clemson, strong in Triple A 3.41 ERA in 61 innings, 54/19 K/BB
promoted to majors and has varied between very good and very bad, 5.79
ERA in 37 innings with 23/6 K/BB overall; like Cotton and Montas, he has
the ability to be an above average starter but needs to find his legs.

8 Matt Olson, 1B OF, Grade B Age 23, hit .267/.363/.554 in Triple A,
promoted to majors and hit .184/.310/.449, back in minors now but will
return to MLB later in the year, no real change in profile,
power/patience mix remains intriguing.

9 Renato Nunez, 3B 1B, Grade B Age 23; Hitting .250/.308/.534 in
Triple A with 24 homers, 26 walks, 102 strikeouts; more serious contact
issues than Olson and less patient but matches or even exceeds http://www.athleticsfanaticsjersey.com/john-axford-jersey-c-1.html  him in raw power; stock steady.

10 Norge Ruiz, RHP, Grade B Age 23, Cuban right hander signed for
2,000,000 in December; just getting into action in the California League
with 2.81 ERA in 16 innings, 12/5 K/BB over three starts, will be key
guy to watch in the second half.

11 Logan Shore, RHP, Grade B Age 22, second round pick in 2016 from
University of Florida; limited to 35 innings in High A by a lat strain,
3.12 ERA with 32/6 K/BB, showing expected polish; he was looking ready
for Double A until getting hurt.

12 Daulton Jefferies, RHP, Grade B Age 21, comp round pick in 2016 from University of California; made two starts in Billy Burns Jersey High A then had Tommy John surgery in late April.

13 Max Schrock, 2B , Grade B Age 22, 15th round pick in 2015 by
Natonals from University of South Carolina, traded to Athletics last
August; hitting .300/.357/.412 with 22 walks, 27 strikeouts in 260 at
bats in Double A; very reliable defense with only two errors; needs more
attention than he’s received.

14 Raul Alcantara, RHP, Grade C Age 24, made team out of spring
training but got crushed and gave up 15 runs in seven innings; out
righted to Triple A then ended up on the disabled list, just started
rehab work in rookie ball; given arm strength he’ll get more chances.

15 Lazaro Armenteros, OF, Grade C Age 18, Cuban signed last summer
for 3,000,000; just getting started in rookie ball, hitting
.305/.385/.508 in 59 at bats so far, obviously a good start; has the
tools to rank much higher once we get a better idea how those tools
translate into performance and how much he needs to refine skills; I’m
rather high on him.

Atlanta Braves v Oakland Athletics

Bruce Maxwell Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images

16 Bruce Maxwell, C, Grade C Age 26, second round pick in 2012 from
Birmingham Southern; hitting .282/.386/.380 in 71 major league at bats;
very strong defense; this looks legitimate to me.

17 Chad Pinder, INF, Grade C Age 25, hit .234/.289/.490 in 145 major
league at bats until going down with hamstring injury; this seems like
his true level of skill, good power with versatile defense and poor OBP.

18 Richie Martin, SS, Grade C Age 22, first round pick in 2015 from
University of Florida; hitting .209/.293/.310 in Double A with 10
steals; impressive defense and can swipe a base but extreme lack of
power/strength hold him back; utility role in the future unless the
hitting improves.

19 Heath Fillmyer, RHP; Grade C Age 23, fifth round pick in 2014
from Mercer Junior College; 4.01 ERA in 92 innings in Double A, 68/39
K/BB, 104 hits; not a great season; stuff may play up if he moves to
bullpen down the road.

Ask questions about any of these guys, anyone else not written up
pre season, and 2017 draftees and I’ll answer in the comments section.

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I am having some major issues with animations!  When I add any animation element to the page, and set it to animate on anything, tap or page load etc, it works fine when i preview in the builder "interact".  But when I try view it in the "player" the animation crashes, and I get a bug report!

I have not tested the animations on an iPad as yet, so I do not know if it is the "builder" or the "player"?

Using PC, windows 7, 64bit

Example code pasted below:

InteractBuilder Version: 3.2 Build 307
Device:
Processor:
Memory:
System: NT 6.1

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An application error occurred while attempting to perform the last action.

Restarting InteractBuilder is recommended.

An application error occurred while attempting to perform the last action.

Restarting InteractBuilder is recommended.

Error: Chunk: can't find background / Chunk: can't find object / Object: does not have this property / set: error in source expression
Handler: Behavior_Animate_PlayFrame
Hint:
Location: Line 3860, char 45
Object: button id 1008 of group id 1010 of card id 1002 of stack "Behaviors" of stack "C:/Program Files (x86)/InteractPlayer/InteractPlayer.exe"

87: Line 3860 at char 45: Chunk: can't find background
77: Line 3860 at char 45: Chunk: can't find object
456: Line 3860 at char 38: Object: does not have this property
534: Line 3860 at char 1: set: error in source expression
253: Line 3859 at char 1: if-then: error in statement
241: Line 3859 at char 1: Handler: error in statement ----> Behavior_Animate_PlayFrame
353: Line 0 at char 0: Object Name: ----> button id 1008 of group id 1010 of card id 1002 of stack "Behaviors" of stack "C:/Program Files (x86)/InteractPlayer/InteractPlayer.exe"


line 150 of handler "errorDialog" of button "stsErrors_FS" of card id 1002 of stack "libSTSErrors"
line 10890 of handler "DoError" of stack "InteractBuilder" of behavior button "Stack B" of card id 1002 of stack "Behaviors"

I LOVE the manage elements toolbar. Really great flexibility. The one thing, that could improve it is if it were possible to move the toolbar out of the way. Sometimes I forget what I'm doing if I can't see the layout and the toolbar is usually right in the middle.

Thanks!!!

I am unable to pull up an intersection after I've entered it to make changes. When I press the intersect button it shows there are no intersections. The interaction still occurs in interact mode, but I'm unable to make changes.

If possible, please consider enabling a text box to have a either a solid color or a percentage of a solid color background. Not sure if this is already possible as I don't see that as an option. 

If this is possible, also enable an offset of the text from the colored box so there is a little padding between the edge of the colored box and the text.  Perhaps also enable an outline color around the text box and allow user to specify how thick the outline should be.

Thanks for considering this.

Not sure if this is a bug, but I want to create an eraser element that user could select to erase part of their drawing.  When I assign On Drag >Drawing > Erase and view in Interact mode, when I go from drawing with another element and then select  the eraser element, and drag it, it erases itself, and not the drawing I wanted to erase.  For example, I want to have several colored crayon elements the user can choose to draw with and also an eraser they can use to erase what they don't want on their picture.  Thanks.