Sex
Toys
Dildoes
made of various hard materials and often shaped like a penis have evolved to
vibrators that simply vibrate or have extra functions such as rotating tips or
beads, movements to stimulate the G-spot, and trusting capabilities. Many are
meant for vaginal or anal penetration, though they should be dedicated to one
or the other to prevent infection. Cleaning cannot guarantee no cross
contamination. Fingertip vibrators are meant for clitoral stimulation.
Nipple
clamps for men or women apply varying degrees of pressure for the pain/pleasure
response or simply to sensitize them by pulling engorging blood to the area.
Suction devices also exist for the latter purpose.
Anal
Toys
The
anus has multiple nerve endings that can enhance sexual pleasure. Anal beads
attached on a string or other device and of varying circumferences are inserted
into the anus and pulled out during orgasm to heighten the sensation. A safety
ring on the outside ensures they won’t get lost in the rectum. As the anus and
rectum are delicate tissues, anal lubricants are a safety necessity for any
anal play.
Anal
plugs have flared ends for the same purpose as the anal beads’ ring and to
prevent inserting it too far. Once inserted, it can be gently twisted or pulled
in and out to enhance pleasure.
Toys
for Men
There
is a vast array of toys worn on the penis to combat erectile dysfunction or to
provide extra stimulation to the man, his partner, or both, and for
masturbation. Many come with vibrating options. Some are meant to lengthen the
penis or add massaging nubs for the man’s partner.
Men
sometimes use a vacuum pump to promote erections. There are anal plugs specifically
designed for men to stimulate the prostate, which can produce stronger orgasms.
The toy is meant to be used in a gentle circular motion over the prostate, not
for thrusting.
Laws
on Sexuality
The
sale of sex toys is illegal in some countries and even in some states here in
the US, Alabama in particular. Texas still has some bans on the books. Many are
fighting these legal bans as a violation of the 14th Amendment’s
right to privacy.
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