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What is a vibrator?
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Does vibrator use de-sensitise you?
How do you use a vibrator in BDSM scenes?
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The natural extension of - and often a companion to - the dildo is the vibrator. Vibrators have been around since the Victorian era when they were used by doctors to cure what was known as "hysteria". These days, thankfully, their primary purpose tends to be far less of a sexist cliche. There are many types; for example the remote control vibrator and the famous rabbit vibrator, and can be a boon to all kinds of sex and self-pleasure no matter who you are. Do some experimentation to figure out what kind works best for you - there are a wealth of options out there. Shopping in person is often best, as sales advisors can help you make your pick!

What is a vibrator?

Used for sexual pleasure, vibrators vibrate sometimes in different patterns and at different speeds to stimulate the user to orgasm. They come in lots of different shapes, colours and sizes.

How do you look after your vibrator?

Clean it after every use, most vibrators can be cleaned with warm, soapy water but check the instructions and don’t submerge non-waterproof vibrators in water. It is also advisable to take batteries out of your vibrator (if it has them) after every use so they can’t leak.

Does vibrator use de-sensitise you?

This is a well known myth. Using a vibrator doesn’t desensitise you at all, it’s just that most vibrators will bring you to orgasm quicker than by manual stimulation of the clit, so it may seem that way. Don’t worry, though. You can use your vibrator as often as you like without ill effect!

How do you use a vibrator in BDSM scenes?

Orgasm control can involve giving and denying a climax to your submissive. You can use all kinds of vibrators to achieve this. Tie them down and focus a wand on their genitals and see how many orgasm they can have one after another or bring them to the brink and leave them wanting.

Vibrators can be used with saran wrap or vac beds to stimulate the submissive cocooned inside. They can be used to run over clamped nipples, existing bruises, needles in needle play if your bottom is particularly into pain. They are versatile bits of kit for kink!

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    slavewife posted a topic in BDSM Gear & Sex Toys

    hey sexy people im looking for a waterproof vibrators mainly like the lush than can be remotely used by another person. i know you can get waterproof ones that can use but to have one like a lush that ...
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  • Vibrators and diapers

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    My most favorite pleasures is cute thick plastic diapers and using the magic wand What are some of yours? ...

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    If you've never used a vibrator, you should try one out - no matter what your gender identity or genital configuration. They can open up whole new worlds of pleasure and experimentation, and many people find them a fantastic way to get to know themselves sexually a little bit better. They're far from the only sex toy out there in sex shops, though. If you're interested in cock rings, sex dolls, dildos, butt plugs, Fleshlights, nipple clamps or any other stimulating object, Fetish.com is a great place to start - our forums are full of advice for first-time experimenters, and our magazine section has plenty of interesting and illuminating reviews.
    The dildo is probably the oldest sex toy of all. We have evidence of dildos going all the way back into prehistory--and through the centuries they've been credited with all manner of surprising qualities! These days we tend to approach them simply as toys--and what gloriously versatile toys they can be. A good collection of dildos is a useful addition to anyone's bedroom. They can be used for pegging and strapon sex between people without penises of their own; they're a fantastic masturbation aid; some of them are even decorative discussion pieces. They come in all kinds of materials, with the most common being silicone, glass and wooden dildos.
    There are two kinds of people: those who masturbate sometimes, and those who are lying about it. While this might not be strictly true (there's an exception to every rule, after all) it's a pretty sound assumption in most cases. Pretty much everyone masturbates now and then, and so they should: it's a natural, healthy way to enjoy your own body and to figure out what you're interested in as a sexual person.