Picture this:
Your right mood music playing in the background. Whether it’s Barry White or Ariana Grande will depend a bit on your demographic. You’re in the mood. Your partner’s in the mood. You’re both in various stages of undress. Then out of nowhere someone takes out a …. sex toy.
Record scratch, followed by some confusion...
Sex and sex toys. How to combine them?
Talk, Talk, Talk About It
Avoid just throwing a sex toy into the mix with no warning. Sex toys can be a normal part of sex play, but as a rule of thumb not on the first date. They sure go back a long way. A stone phallus found in Germany dating back some 28,000 years is often touted as being the oldest known 'sex toy'. While this may or may not be the case, one thing is certain: the stone age Teutonic couple probably talked about it (or grunted) before bringing a stone dildo into the bed-cave.
Maybe your partner’s never encountered a vibrator, a rabbit, or a butt plug? It happens. Like most things in the bedroom, talking through what’s going on first avoids unwanted surprises, and doesn’t have to kill spontaneity.
Experiment
Discovery can be part of the
fun. Of course you can go online and watch porn stars ‘demonstrating’ various
sex toys, and youtube has many actually informative videos and guidelines about
sex toy use, but there’s something to be said for just diving in the deep end
and finding out what works best for you. It can be a
turn on for men to watch a woman use a vibrator, but who’s to say the opposite
can’t be true? If you’re a bloke a male masturbator toy may well turn your
female (or male) partner on. Variety is after all the spice of life
The Joy of The Remote
“What do you want to use sex toys for? Aren’t I good enough for you?”
Some might even view
bringing sex toys into the bedroom in a similar way to inviting in a
third partner. No one wants to feel left out or marginalised. The remote isn’t just
for the TV. Putting your partner in charge of when you receive pleasure is a sure-fire, fun, way of getting everyone involved. And
depending on the toy, you can always exchange roles at some point. Looking for
adventure outside the bedtime? Vibrating panties, a visit to the mall, plus a
remote.
Although sex toy
surveys are scant, a study funded by Trojan brand sexual health products back in 2009 revealed
almost half of Americans had at least used a vibrator at some point. Since then
sales have only increased with mainstream publicity from Shades of Grey and
other media. So you’re not in a strange minority—you’re in good company. Why
not try a sex toy and bring another dimension to the bedroom?
WE HAVE A FEW SEX TOYS WE THINK YOU'LL LIKE. START HERE
We're known for selling mostly condoms but we've also got a few cool sex toys for you to experiment with in the vibrators section of our store. Purchasing
online means you can read up on product descriptions, and check out specs. If you see
anything you like, click the buy now button. Your order will be delivered
quickly and discreetly.
For wholesale enquiries please phone us directly on 1300 4 CONDOMS (1300 4 266
366) or email us.
Sex toys and condoms can be surprisingly great bedfellows.