Ever fantasised about someone you can’t have? These men have and they’ve gone to “creepy” lengths to make their fantasy reality.
I certainly have. Some of those fantasies involve adult-type activities; others involve complex and deeply satisfying plots of revenge.
A community of 3D graphics hobbyists creates Virt-A-Mate, which create 3D virtual porn. Picture: istock.magazine reports that a community of 3D graphics hobbyists are making and selling highly realistic avatars of real people for their clients. The hobbyists use photographs to generate 3D simulations of the people, and then the simulations are migrated into programs like Virt-A-Mate, which create 3D virtual porn.
Using someone else’s likeness to engage in virtual sex feels creepy as hell, and a huge violation. I suspect, however, that the Virt-A-Mate users know this, and are not in the slightest bit fussed. They feel entitled to have access to the bodies they desire, and if they can’t achieve that in the real world, they will do so online.But is sex with an avatar of a real person good for anyone?
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