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Pddling, goddess of dollkind ( [Link removed - login to see] ), explains "Why I describe my dolls as "collectible art pieces"?
Some people don't quite get it; they assume that anyone buying a doll must intend to use it for a specific purpose.
Perhaps when first starting out, some people do have those kinds of ideas.
But you might be surprised!
Despite taking some breaks along the way, my years of experience in selling dolls have shown me that true enthusiasts—especially the "big players" with collections of a dozen or more—mostly view them as companions and collectibles.
The reality is that life-sized dolls are heavy—seriously heavy. Just carrying them around, changing their poses, or moving them takes a lot of effort"
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Some people don't quite get it; they assume that anyone buying a doll must intend to use it for a specific purpose.
Perhaps when first starting out, some people do have those kinds of ideas.
But you might be surprised!
Despite taking some breaks along the way, my years of experience in selling dolls have shown me that true enthusiasts—especially the "big players" with collections of a dozen or more—mostly view them as companions and collectibles.
The reality is that life-sized dolls are heavy—seriously heavy. Just carrying them around, changing their poses, or moving them takes a lot of effort"
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