thecsph: This week’s featured question: How do I choose a good vibrator? This is one of our most commonly asked questions. Different people and bodies find that they enjoy different types of stimulation, making it hard to put together a “one size fits all” vibrator recommendation - but our staff writer has still compiled an in depth discussion of what you should think about and consider - including some suggestions from our list of personal favorites! When searching for one’s first vibrator, there are a few things to keep in mind: Material: Opt for 100% silicone or hard plastic Size:  Vibrators come in many shapes and sizes, with various purposes. Relatedly, where do you want the toy to stimulate you?: deep in the vagina, the G-zone/G-spot, the clitoris, the labia, the prostate, along the penis and testicles, outside the anus? Aesthetic preferences: while some prefer realistic-looking sex toys, others prefer their vibrators to look less like penises and more like, well, toys.  Vibrators come in all colors of the rainbow, and many more! The texture of the toy: Do you want your toy hard and unbendy, or flexible?  Do you want it smooth and silky to the touch, or with more drag? Is it battery-operated or rechargeable?  What type of battery does the toy use, if any? More details in the full article - click on the picture or this link to read our entire answer!

thecsph:

This week’s featured question: How do I choose a good vibrator?

This is one of our most commonly asked questions. Different people and bodies find that they enjoy different types of stimulation, making it hard to put together a “one size fits all” vibrator recommendation - but our staff writer has still compiled an in depth discussion of what you should think about and consider - including some suggestions from our list of personal favorites!

When searching for one’s first vibrator, there are a few things to keep in mind:

    • Material: Opt for 100% silicone or hard plastic
    • Size:  Vibrators come in many shapes and sizes, with various purposes.
    • Relatedly, where do you want the toy to stimulate you?: deep in the vagina, the G-zone/G-spot, the clitoris, the labia, the prostate, along the penis and testicles, outside the anus?
    • Aesthetic preferences: while some prefer realistic-looking sex toys, others prefer their vibrators to look less like penises and more like, well, toys.  Vibrators come in all colors of the rainbow, and many more!
    • The texture of the toy: Do you want your toy hard and unbendy, or flexible?  Do you want it smooth and silky to the touch, or with more drag?
    • Is it battery-operated or rechargeable?  What type of battery does the toy use, if any?

More details in the full article - click on the picture or this link to read our entire answer!

(via holisticsexualhealth)