'No one will love her as much as I do': Australian man divorced three times finds love with a sex doll called Noni - but says 'it took me a year to learn how to make love to a doll'
By Steven Trask For Daily Mail Australia 13:07 04 Jul 2016, updated 01:35 05 Jul 2016
Murray from Queensland is in a relationship with a plastic doll named Noni
He said they fell in love but it took more than a year to learn to have sex
Murray bought his first sex doll back in 2008 after his third divorce
He says each doll has a unique personality and different tastes in fashion
A man who has been divorced three times has now found love with a life-size plastic doll but says it took more than a year to learn how to have sex with her.
Murray, from Queensland in Australia, fell in love with his 6ft doll Noni despite the fact that she cannot walk or talk and is made of plastic.
He told the ABC it took him and Noni a long time to build the deep intimacy they now share.
He said he experiences levels of 'ecstasy' when they have sex that is nowhere near what he gets with other women.
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Murray went through three divorces and four other sex dolls before he finally settled down with Noni
Murray went through three divorces and four other sex dolls before he finally settled down with Noni
'It took me over a year to learn how to make love to dolls. Once I got over that massive learning curve they can take you into realms you didn’t know existed,' Murray said.
‘One day she’ll be into BDSM. They next it’ll be, “hold me close and cuddle”.’
He told the ABC his doll Noni has moods, a particular sense of style and wears her own scent.
When he sold one of his previous dolls he had to throw out all her clothing because Noni wouldn’t wear it.
Noni is Murray's fourth doll but he said he hopes they are together until he dies. He bought his first sex doll in 2008 after his third divorce.
Murray is pictured dressing his plastic partner Noni in racy lingerie. He said he had to throw out the clothes from his old doll because Noni refused to wear them
Murray is pictured dressing his plastic partner Noni in racy lingerie. He said he had to throw out the clothes from his old doll because Noni refused to wear them
Murray is one of an increasing number of Australian men turning to life-size plastic dolls for companionship and love.
The global trade in plastic love dolls has become a million dollar business in recent years.
More and more men like Murray are turning to dolls, which are becoming increasingly accepted and mainstream.
Factories in China, Japan and America pump out dolls on an industrial scale and there are forums and public meetings for men who use them.
Some men even feel comfortable enough telling their families and girlfriends that they keep a love doll on the side.
Murray hoped that he and Noni would stay together until she died, at which point he hoped somebody else would care for her
Murray hoped that he and Noni would stay together until she died, at which point he hoped somebody else would care for her
By Steven Trask For Daily Mail Australia 13:07 04 Jul 2016, updated 01:35 05 Jul 2016
Murray from Queensland is in a relationship with a plastic doll named Noni
He said they fell in love but it took more than a year to learn to have sex
Murray bought his first sex doll back in 2008 after his third divorce
He says each doll has a unique personality and different tastes in fashion
A man who has been divorced three times has now found love with a life-size plastic doll but says it took more than a year to learn how to have sex with her.
Murray, from Queensland in Australia, fell in love with his 6ft doll Noni despite the fact that she cannot walk or talk and is made of plastic.
He told the ABC it took him and Noni a long time to build the deep intimacy they now share.
He said he experiences levels of 'ecstasy' when they have sex that is nowhere near what he gets with other women.
Scroll down for video
Murray went through three divorces and four other sex dolls before he finally settled down with Noni
Murray went through three divorces and four other sex dolls before he finally settled down with Noni
'It took me over a year to learn how to make love to dolls. Once I got over that massive learning curve they can take you into realms you didn’t know existed,' Murray said.
‘One day she’ll be into BDSM. They next it’ll be, “hold me close and cuddle”.’
He told the ABC his doll Noni has moods, a particular sense of style and wears her own scent.
When he sold one of his previous dolls he had to throw out all her clothing because Noni wouldn’t wear it.
Noni is Murray's fourth doll but he said he hopes they are together until he dies. He bought his first sex doll in 2008 after his third divorce.
Murray is pictured dressing his plastic partner Noni in racy lingerie. He said he had to throw out the clothes from his old doll because Noni refused to wear them
Murray is pictured dressing his plastic partner Noni in racy lingerie. He said he had to throw out the clothes from his old doll because Noni refused to wear them
Murray is one of an increasing number of Australian men turning to life-size plastic dolls for companionship and love.
The global trade in plastic love dolls has become a million dollar business in recent years.
More and more men like Murray are turning to dolls, which are becoming increasingly accepted and mainstream.
Factories in China, Japan and America pump out dolls on an industrial scale and there are forums and public meetings for men who use them.
Some men even feel comfortable enough telling their families and girlfriends that they keep a love doll on the side.
Murray hoped that he and Noni would stay together until she died, at which point he hoped somebody else would care for her
Murray hoped that he and Noni would stay together until she died, at which point he hoped somebody else would care for her
