A Thai sex doll collector bought a new doll from a stranger online and shared some horror stories on Facebook that don't seem out of place in horror movies. This man runs a Facebook page called "Imaginary Diary of a Beverage Supplier" and believes that the sex toy he bought is troubled by a troubled soul.

A stranger messaged the buyer on Facebook and offered him a flawless second-hand sex toy at a very reasonable price. The initial fee was 40000 Thai baht, but he received a discount and only paid 25000 Thai baht. The next day, the seller delivered the doll to him.

The man carefully examined the doll and found that it was more perfect than the price he had paid. He dressed her, combed her hair, and then placed her in the bedroom with the rest of his harem. When he was dressing the doll, his girlfriend came over to check. The scene she witnessed left her speechless! She was stunned!

She said, 'Don't you think this doll looks a lot like me? It looks very realistic. Do you agree?' The man admitted that the sex doll was very realistic and very similar in height and body shape to his girlfriend. However, he refuted these similarities and stated that this is not uncommon, as sex dolls are meant to mimic real women.

Then he started storing the doll in the bedroom on the second floor. On the second day after receiving the doll, strange things began to happen. He heard a sound coming from the room, as if something had fallen on the floor. When he went to check, he found a comb on the floor. Just as I was about to put the comb back in place, I noticed that the doll's hair was messy and needed him to comb it.

The last time he saw her, he was sure her hair was neatly combed. However, he still combed the doll's hair once and then put the comb back. A few days later, the sex toy collector returned home after working in another province and found that the doll's face had turned towards the door. He clearly remembers that when he went to work, his head was fixed on the front.

He wrote online that he had a strange feeling as if someone was watching him. He also admitted that he may have already imagined it. The man added that he is a collector of sex dolls and did not use these dolls for sexual purposes. On the contrary, he studied the posture and anatomical structure of dolls for painting. He also revealed that he suffers from depression, and the doll helped him overcome it.

But this strange feeling didn't leave him. Every time he turned his back to the doll or walked around the room, he felt as if the doll was following him. Sex doll collectors believe that this doll may have been possessed by a soul, which is why they bought it at such a cheap price.

The previous owner had a bad experience and wants to get rid of it because something bad happened. The person selling dolls is just an intermediary, the dolls do not belong to him. The man stated that he is still working to uncover the truth behind this mysterious doll and determine its origin. He thinks there is trauma around the doll and wants to know what happened.

In Thailand, sex dolls and other sex toys are considered illegal. In addition, people who own sex toys are sometimes seen as sex addicts, sex addicts, immoral, and a threat to society. According to Thai customs, exporting or importing sex toys can result in up to three years in prison, a fine of up to 60000 Thai baht, or both.

Some Thai users are still buying sex toys online, but they may end up buying low-quality products. A woman even reported being electrocuted while using sex toys on e-commerce websites. This story has raised people's awareness of the safety of sex toys, and many are urging the government to legalize them to control their quality and prevent dangerous cases faced by the woman.

Last year, Sira Janejaka, a former member of parliament for the People's Power Party, urged the committee to legalize sex toys. Sila argues that owning and using sex toys is a resident's right, which helps reduce sexual assault cases in the country. However, this idea is still under consideration and no development has been launched yet.