Much like the Furry lifestyle, ASFR (alt.sex.fetish.robots.) are people with an attraction to humanoid robots, to people acting like robots or people dressed in robot costumes/cosplay. The initialism of the name came from a no longer excising news group, but followers also go by the term “technosexuals”. For some in the ASFP community, things like robotic appearance, motion, or sound are important. For others, a completely life-like android is that is wanted. A even smaller part of the group wishes to be transformed into robots themselves.
ORIGIN
The first movie to sexualize a machine would be the female robot Maria in the 1927 film Metropolis.
SPREAD
ASFR content includes but is not limited to science fiction movies, television shows, novels, short stories, illustrations, manipulated photographs, songs and even television commercials. Most are portrayed as strictly sexual objects, like in the movies Blade Runner and A.I.
