I’d heard from friends that this is a tricky task – emotionally and logistically. Emotionally, I found it quite daunting as I’d grown rather fond of the doll, having spent hours customizing it and building it up to exactly how I wanted it. Logistically, I soon realised that I was in for some trial and error.
So, to make it easier and less daunting, I started with a plan. I first identified what needed to be done and the materials required, and then I laid out the process. I gathered some tools and supplies as well as the necessary safety equipment.
The next step was to start the disassembly. I started with the head, as that was the most likely to cause injury due to wires and motors if not handled with care. I carefully removed the neck screws and pulled the head free from the body.
The limbs we then taken off one by one, being extra cautious when unscrewing the body parts. I had to be careful while removing the internal mechanical parts like servos and silicon parts. And, of course, don’t forget the eyes and mouth – although they’re delicate and dildos could be easily damaged if handled without care.
That wasn’t all of it. I then had to make sure the skin was carefully removed from the body, paying attention to not tear it or stretch it too much. After the skin was off, I was relieved with how clean the inside of the doll was – no dirt or dust!
Finally, I had to carefully wrap everything to prepare it for transport. I used bubble wrap, newspaper and packing foam to make sure nothing was damaged. Once I was done, I was confident that I’d be able to put the doll back together when I reached my new home.
Overall, it was quite the experience, but an educational one nevertheless. After overcoming this challenge, I have to say, I have a newfound respect for those willing to go through the process!