Latin American cultures have historically been more conservative when it comes to discussions of sexuality and intimacy. Catholicism, which has deep roots in many Latin American countries, plays a significant role in shaping social attitudes toward sex and relationships. The concept of “family values” remains central to many societies in the region, and sexual expression outside of marriage is often viewed with skepticism.
Despite this, the use of sex dolls is slowly becoming more accepted, particularly in urban centers where global trends and technological advancements are influencing societal views. For younger generations, particularly those who may struggle with societal expectations around relationships and intimacy, sex dolls could be seen as a private outlet for sexual expression without the complications of real-life relationships.
However, even in progressive circles, there is a cultural tension between modernity and tradition. While technology offers opportunities for new forms of intimacy, the deep influence of family and religious traditions continues to shape the perception of sex dolls as an unconventional and sometimes taboo practice. As the region modernizes, attitudes toward sex dolls may continue to evolve, but they will likely do so at a slower pace compared to more liberal parts of the world.