Preferring one gender of doll over another

Most of my dolls are female even though I prefer male dolls. It's just easier to make a doll female due to clothing options. All of my dolls' sculpts are androgynous to begin with.

 

I'm new and I don't have a doll yet but one's on the way! When I was looking at different molds, I couldn't decide between a girl or boy. I found some gender neutral bodies and I thought that would be the solution but I couldn't find a head to go with it. I then thought about getting a male doll since some of them have a gender neutral look to them. Eventually I came across a specific anime mold that struck me with inspiration and I couldn't stop thinking about it and they just so happened to be a girl. So long story short, I don't really have a preference. It's just whatever speaks to me I guess! lol

 

Most are boys. For me it's easier to choose clothes.

 

All of my dolls so far are female, and I vastly prefer female dolls over male. That said there are a few male sculpts I am interested in.

 

Every time I plan to get a boy - another new, gorgeous girl sculpt is released.
One of these days, I'm going to get a SartoriaJ boy. One of these days...

 

Depends on the size. I only like boys in 1/3 scale, but I like girls in all scales. I really love 1/3 scale boys, but it's easier to make a purchase of a smaller doll, so I have more girls.

@MaleficentMrsofEvil You're gonna have to make some irl doll friends to borrow boys from at this rate! The beautiful girls will never end

 

I don't have any dolls yet, but I thought to myself I'd only get male dolls and only female if I'm going to make one of my OCs with them. Suppose it just depends on if I like the sculpt or not, I think I prefer androgynous ones which can easily be made into either.

 

I would say girl dolls but I can see me having an army of 1/4 sized boy. I love Dean and Rei from Dollsnshop. Allen and Erda from Fairyland. Doll Chateau Phoenix and MYOU Carr.

 

@nyaaain I know, right? I don't know if it's ever going to happen.

Yup. I straight-up prefer female dolls - primarily mature sculpts, but darn if Blue Fairy and Alchemic Labo don't make some adorable little kids. (Chibis?)

I suspect that I'll need to see a male doll in real life (IRL) before I finally get one.

 

I prefer male dolls. I have no female dolls at the moment, I haven't seen one that has caught my eye yet but I can appreciate the wide range of style you can dress female dolls up in.

 

All of my dolls thus far are female but I have fallen for several male sculpts recently so that I am sure will change soon.

 

I prefer female dolls all the way. There's something about the female form that invokes more creativity out of me.

 

I'm currently waiting for my 4th boy! I have a YoSD with a gender neutral body who I see as a girl but other than that I'm yet to run across an SD female who will catch my eye. Don't get me wrong, there're so many beautiful ones and I want to add some female characters to the doll crew. But just waiting for the love at first sight. Which is funny because in other brands I usually prefer female dolls

 

I have more female dolls than male dolls. When I began in the hobby, I thought I would buy only male dolls. But finaly I ended with far more girls! I find them more attractive and I like better clothes for girls bodies (most of the time).

 

I use to solely want boy dolls, but after taking a break and returning to the hobby I'm finding myself wanting girl dolls a little more than boy dolls. I think this is because I like to project myself onto my dolls. Before I felt most comfortable to express myself through boy dolls, but now I feel I do that better through girl dolls. I am able to project/express myself through both, though, so I don't really have a strong preference anymore.

 

I prefer female dolls. Mostly because there are more choices and varieties for dresses and accessories.

 

I prefer female dolls. It’s mostly because of the outfits these days but when I was younger it was because I was a bit squeamish about resin penises (in my defense I was fourteen).