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Letting other people hold your doll?

Apr 20, 2014

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    1. Well, it depends on a person. I definitely won't let stranger or child hold my doll, just because I can't be sure that he\she won't drop it. But sometimes I let my friends hold some of my dolls.
       
      #101 NiceAliceChan, Jul 15, 2015
    2. Not many people are really interested, but when I let people hold my doll I always tell them not to touch the face (the first thing they want to grope for haha xD). Mostly people are sort of intimidated by their delicacy anyway, so they prefer just looking while I handle them.

      Edit: I just remembered when my sister took one doll out of her box to show to her friends without asking my permission to handle her. I walked in on her fooling around with my doll and she learned right then and there that she is NOT supposed to touch any of my stuff without me being around to supervise. I guess I do get angry when people touch my dolls without permision or supervision.
       
      #102 Wiske, Jul 15, 2015
    3. Honestly, I would only be comfortable with letting someone hold my doll if they were familiar with BJDs, specifically aware of their worth and that they should be treated with care. Also, I will be more willing to let someone hold my doll if they ask permission first.
       
      #103 Ethra_VII, Jul 15, 2015
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