The integration of sex dolls into society challenges existing social ethics and norms surrounding sexuality, intimacy, and human relationships. As their use becomes more prevalent, questions arise about how they influence societal perceptions of gender roles, consent, and human connection. Critics argue that reliance on sex dolls may promote objectification, reinforce stereotypes, and diminish the perceived value of genuine human intimacy. This could potentially alter social expectations about relationships, intimacy, and emotional bonds. Conversely, some suggest that sex dolls could serve as tools to promote healthier attitudes by providing safe outlets for exploring sexuality, especially for marginalized groups or those with social difficulties. The ethical concern lies in balancing individual freedom with societal well-being—ensuring that the normalization of sex dolls does not undermine empathy, respect, or the importance of consensual human interactions. Society must grapple with questions about whether sex dolls complement or compromise social cohesion and moral standards. Ongoing dialogue, education, and ethical frameworks are essential to navigate how sex dolls influence social ethics and norms, ensuring they serve human well-being rather than eroding societal values.