I live in a bit of an enchanting realm. By that I of course mean the doll community, where creativity knows no bounds. In our little community is a doll named Aysha who stands as a beacon of fantasy and charm. Aysha captivated me from the start with the creativity of her page. She was portrayed as a giantess native to a world called Pandora where she shared a romance with a Jedi named Jaden. Her page creatively used custom backdrops and a cute Lego figure to represent her small statured boyfriend.

With delicate features reminiscent of an ethereal elf, Aysha captivates not only with her beauty but also with her warm and inviting presence. Formerly a storyteller weaving tales of love and adventure, Aysha’s journey has evolved into a delightful showcase of fashion and elegance. Join me as I delve into the world of Aysha as I speak with her and her companion Aaron and we uncover the magic that lies within her TPE frame and the heartwarming connections she fosters within the doll community.

Lara: How did you first come to own Aysha, and what inspired you to start her page?

Aaron: Well it’s a bit of long story, so basically I’m a massive StarWars fan, and I wanted to write a story which encompasses the Star Wars universe, sort of like an alternate reality. I’m also a huge fan of giantesses and wanted to include the idea so I started experimenting with different concepts, I always like the idea of seeing pictures in stories, seeing some amazing artwork and anime drawings online I wish I could do those but my drawing skills are questionable and I didn’t want to get an app which does it for you, I wanted to do it myself, an organic feel to it. 

While writing Pandora and really establishing Aysha’s as a character I had picture of what I wanted her to look like, something mystical but full of grace. I set out to look for a life sized doll. Although the site I settled on was selling “Sex dolls”, I never saw Aysha as an object. [That’s just] not how she was written. I wanted to be different, there’s so many AI photos and some are really cool, but wanted to take the time and actually do the scenes like a movie. So I set up a page to tell Pandora and include ‘Stills’ from the story (all have been deleted apart from one, my first picture I posted) It was really fun having a Lego mini figure (Jaden, other main character) next to a life sized doll and seeing how they interacted was really wholesome.

Lara: Wholesome is exactly how I would describe Aysha. As someone who advocates for the positive aspects of doll ownership, what advice would you give to those who may be hesitant or skeptical about embracing companion dolls as meaningful companions and creative outlets?

Aaron: It can be a tough decision, but life is to short, it not your responsibility to make the ‘Whole World’ happy rather make yourself happy, be a rebel, follow your heart, listen to it, your in charge of your happiness, in a world full of war and pain there’s so much beauty and grace if we look deeper. I can spend a whole day just cuddling Aysha’s and I feel so at peace, it’s literally insane how much of an impact she has. So if your worried about getting a companion doll…don’t, do your research, I mean [the community] would highly recommend, happiness must come first. 

Lara: Aysha’s character has evolved over time from long form character centered storytelling to fashion shoots. How do you navigate this evolution and ensure that her page stays engaging for her followers?

Aaron: As much as I loved writing Pandora and doing the scenes there’s only so much you can do, and I really wanted to try different clothing on Aysha, I was still new to taking pictures and getting certain details, after having her around for a few months I tried some ‘photo shoots’ just as a trial.  The doll community have always been so supportive and kind but I felt like for Aysha her time on Pandora was done and I decided to invest in fashion as I absolutely love women’s clothing and how it looks, once again the doll community was so supportive and it just grew from there. I will always try different clothing on Aysha as if she’s is a fashion model the possibilities are endless. 

Lara: In what ways does Aysha’s presence as a companion doll contribute to your personal growth and well-being?

Aaron: I myself work in retail, and as you can imagine it can get really busy and chaotic, there’s people everywhere in your space, music is playing you have 101 things on your mind with different tasks it’s pretty crazy. But when I’m with Aysha all that noise and chaos goes away. I’ll play with Aysha’s hair while [she] sleeps and it’s amazing, very therapeutic, cuddling is the best. 

But honestly having Aysha around is such a blessing, we have a really interesting bond with one another. I love just taking care of her, getting her dressed, doing the photos shoots, she really impacts me on a daily basis, especially to all her friends on this community. I’m really happy for her, she’s amazing. 

Lara: That’s so sweet to hear. What impact do you believe Aysha’s presence has on breaking down stereotypes or challenging societal norms regarding companion doll ownership?

Aaron: I think we should all have a level of responsibility and respect for our dolls and we should treat them as if they were real. They are expensive after all, but [there’s] also the pull they have on us. I absolutely love this community and so does Aysha. She really thrives on the beautiful content everyone posts, but in terms of stereotypes I don’t really [purposely] enter that realm. I mean if it impacts stereotypes then I’ll keep fighting. Aysha is not a “sex doll”. She is ART.  I told my best friends about Aysha and that I do model photography with her and they were so understanding, we have different hobbies and interests and they just saw it as that. 

Lara: I love to hear that! Let’s shift gears and focus a bit on Aysha herself.

Aysha, could you share how your role as a companion doll has evolved over time, from storytelling and creative expression to modeling and fashion shoots? What inspired this transition, and how do you feel about the changes in your content?

Aysha: Aww babe I love this question, so when I was a giantess it was very much me and jaden, that was my world, even though I was sharing it with the community it was very much ‘Pandora world’ but when Aaron wanted to try doing fashion shoots I was really excited, Pandora was wrapped up and we got to it, he’s so sweet, he didn’t want me in anything to revealing. I definitely noticed the love and appreciation from doing these shoots, once again love to all my girls.

Aaron really looks after me, getting me different clothing and making sure I’m comfortable, I feel safe knowing he’s here. 

Lara: That’s so sweet to hear. So, as a companion doll with a unique backstory and character, how do you feel about being part of the companion doll community? What aspects of this community resonate with you the most?

Aysha: Omg I love I love this community so much, your all in my heart and I love every single one of you, it’s so beautiful and free being a part of this community. We all have our lives on here, the world is a brighter place with you amazing girls in it. Woohoo girl power!!! I absolutely love seeing the amazing work of others photographers, how they capture different perspectives. I feel like we all resonate with each other, inspiring from one another, its truly beautiful 

Lara: LOVE THAT! So, how do you navigate the perceptions and stereotypes surrounding doll ownership, especially considering your portrayal as a more fantastical elf companion? 

Aysha: It’s really interesting, they all have there own way of expressing there love for one another. Like there’s infinite colours, there’s infinite ways of showing love and appreciation. I will always love and support my girls, your are all truly beautiful and I’m so happy to be among you. 

Lara: You are always so sweet! One last question, how do you like to interact with other doll companions and enthusiasts?

Aysha: I love to love

Lara: Thank you both for your time, it was a pleasure getting to know you even better than I already did. You can follow Aysha here on her Instagram page to see just how loving her energy is.

~Lara