What are some common themes in stories about becoming a rubber doll?

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It can be used as a metaphor for conformity. Just as a rubber doll has a set shape and appearance, a character becoming a rubber doll could represent the pressure to conform to society's standards. For example, in a story about a young girl in a strict school, she might feel like she's turning into a rubber doll as she's forced to dress, act, and think in a certain way.

One common theme is friendship. Often, the main character forms a special bond with the doll as if it was a real friend. Another theme is mystery. The dolls sometimes seem to have a life of their own, which creates an air of mystery. For example, a doll might be found in an unusual place and then strange things start to happen around it.

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Well, the theme of isolation is quite common. The characters in the stories usually find themselves alone with the scary doll, which heightens the fear. Also, the idea of a doll coming to life against the laws of nature is a big theme. It makes the reader wonder about the boundaries between the inanimate and the living. Additionally, the theme of a hidden past. Many scary doll stories in fanfiction reveal that the doll has a dark and secret history that is gradually uncovered as the story progresses, leading to more scares.

One common theme could be mentorship. The 'rubber daddy' might guide the younger person in the ways of the gay community. Another theme could be self - discovery for the younger character as they explore new aspects of their identity with the help of the more experienced 'daddy'.

Well, perhaps the story of the life of a rubber doll could involve the doll being made in a rather shoddy factory. It might be a bit different from the other dolls. Then, when it reaches a store, it's overlooked for a long time. But finally, a collector notices it and gives it a new 'life' in a collection, where it becomes a special piece among many other toys.

One common theme is self - discovery. When a guy becomes a girl, they often have to explore their new identity, figure out who they are now in this different body. For example, in 'The Danish Girl', Lili Elbe had to come to terms with her true self as a woman.

Maybe a little girl who owns the rubber doll could be the main character. She is the one who gives the doll a purpose in its life, like taking it everywhere and sharing her secrets with it. So, in a way, her actions and experiences shape the life of the rubber doll.

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