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Do you trust your doll to stand?

Jul 20, 2016

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    1. Mine need a stand to stay up since they're rather old :( even after restringing they tend to fall if the table gets jostled.
       
      #141 Riren, May 15, 2017
    2. My Kid Dollmore Vian stands like a freaking rock, it's insane. She's really the only one I trust to stay standing if I walk away for a minute. My Loongsoul Ye Sha is pretty sturdy, too. My ResinSoul Dong won't stand for crap, despite sueding. My KDF Ani is somewhat sturdy but sometimes his leg will buckle randomly. My Soom Marl is a little kicky, too. I haven't had my Dragon Doll around long enough to really get a feel for his sturdiness though.
       
      #142 CCKitty, May 15, 2017
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    3. I would never leave a doll standing by themselves. Too much can go wrong. Better to be safe than sorry
       
      #143 Chelsey, May 16, 2017
    4. I don't trust my doll to stand at all with out me watching them! Some of them are too top heavy and the other ones just don't like standing.
       
      #144 Kaname Kimura, May 16, 2017
    5. No way! Even when I'm next to them, my eyes play tricks on me and makes it look like they're falling! I only trust them if they are leaning in a corner or on a doll stand.
       
      #145 Geo-Earthling, May 16, 2017
    6. My resin dolls, no, not unless I'm right there ready to catch them! My vinyl ones, all the time! I have my 47cm Obitsu displayed standing up as he has magnets in his feet and came with a steel base. The Obitsu version of a doll stand, lol.
       
      #146 kurogane, May 17, 2017
    7. since my doll has quite heavy clothing at one bodypart,
      (she has a big fluffy bunny tail, which can pull her down at some point)
      i dont really trust her to stand too long without me being there to catch her.
      so i normally have her sit or i let her lean to a wall :'D
       
      #147 Cottoneeh, May 17, 2017
    8. nope. even if my AoD is standing on her own very well I am still doubtful. lol
       
      #148 happysushikid14, May 23, 2017
    9. no, I prefer to leave mine sitting. I once had mine standing on my desk and left the room for less than a minute when I heard a crash- she fell, which knocked her headcap and the little metal plate with the company name off of her head (still trying to find a way to stick that back on...).
       
      #149 bunnyscribbles, May 24, 2017
    10. My first three dolls stood on a desk for several years with no accidents, so it's definitely possible to do, depending on the doll. That said, eventually I didn't want to take that kind of risk and so haven't left a doll standing unsupported for more than six years now (and I don't think I would ever do it again).
       
      #150 Hervoyel, May 24, 2017
    11. My doll seems to stand pretty well but I'm scared of leaving her standing by herself so I stand her in front of a drawer so that hopefully she'll fall onto it instead of the floor or the desk
       
      #151 Shinoa, May 26, 2017
    12. Sitting is safer but I do occasionally make her stand just to marvel for a few seconds and then snatch her up before someone walks across the floor and she takes a tumble. I have yet to ever drop my doll and if it ever happens { I am super clumsy it will happen} I will probably skip a few heartbeats.
       
      #152 Scorpina, Jun 12, 2017
    13. My Dollfie Dreams? No. It's hard to adjust their joints and balance them properly sometimes.

      Oddly, my more fragile resin SD-17 boy stands SUPER solid with practically no effort. Straighten his back and his legs and BAM! He stands. I don't think he'd fall over without wind or a person/animal to knock him over. But because he was expensive, I would not let him stay standing somewhere unattended unless he had a stand to support him just in case.
       
      #153 aliceIDZ, Jun 12, 2017
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    14. I've trusted my boys to stand up and hang out since day one. <3
      My Kid Delfs stand very well on their own, I find! I have them standing in their diorama 24/7. The only time they ever let loose is when I accidently bump them when trying to do something in their room, lol. Otherwise, I trust those little suckers to stand until I make them stop. And I'm so grateful they do. ; w ;
       
      #154 Sucktacular, Jun 15, 2017
    15. I would trust my KDF to stand...but I don't trust me to balance him right. Plus, he's got a loose knee that worries me even when balanced. If I restring him nice and tight I'm sure he'll hold standing poses no problem. It's me. I'm an amateur poser.
       
      #155 A Wee Tiefling, Jun 15, 2017
    16. Yes, under the supervision of myself when I am using them but I would never leave them unsupervised in a standing position. I usually have them in a sitting position on a shelf to avoid any unwanted accidents.
       
      #156 spyder88, Jun 15, 2017
    17. If I'm watching them, then sure. But not at all to simply leave them standing on display. I don't care how stable they are. Even though I'm not always very careful with them that sounds like a recipe for disaster.
       
      #157 emanresu, Feb 10, 2020
    18. I have trusted my dolls to stand before and BOY have they fallen. Thankfully, always onto carpet. I need to stop trusting them so much.
       
      #158 dancingkitsune, Feb 10, 2020
    19. I only trust my puki's to stand by themselves for a while. And that's because they have magnets in their feet. Anyone else has a stand unless I'm right next to them. Two cats, a toddler, and a husband with no spacial awareness make me unwilling to to let any of them stand by themselves even if they're solid standers.
       
      #159 elfy016, Feb 10, 2020
    20. Most of my dolls do stand independently with no issue, but I won't let them. I'm an overprotective doll mom.

      Wind and cats are extremely dangerous things.
       
      #160 Madame Rosebud, Feb 10, 2020
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