Dildos are one of the most traditional, most widely used and owned sex toys on the market. From rubber to glass, there is something for everyone. But not many people know how to use dildo correctly. Sex toys are amazing for many reasons. Not only can you get yourself off without the need of a partner, sometimes it is better to do it yourself. But knowing how to use a dildo correctly is something not many women have mastered just yet. There is a lot more to it than just sticking it in and letting it be. Knowing which techniques work best and how to use is to meet your needs is something all women should know.
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In this step guide, we look at how to use a dildo , from setting the mood to choosing the right dildo to different dildo techniques. You might even have your first-ever orgasm! Let's dive in! First things first, you need to choose the right dildo for you.
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Skip navigation! Story from Sex Toys. Today, vibrators can come with breakup insurance , act as alarm clocks , and even give you personalized sex tips. While the technology is astounding, let's not forget the purpose of the vibrator: to give you sexual pleasure. Well, okay, it may have originally been created to treat the sexist and absurd notion of "female hysteria," but, thankfully, women have taken back the vibrator from Victorian-era male doctors. That means that we get to enjoy all of the pleasurable results of vibes — as long as we know how to use them. Some vibrators are relatively straightforward; others come with multi-speeds and functions. There are even vibrators you can control through an app, or via Bluetooth. For those with vaginas, vibrators are commonly used to provide clitoral orgasms, but they can also provide multi-orifice stimulation. And they're not just for solo masturbation sessions.
If you're even remotely acquainted with the human anatomy, a dildo seems pretty self-explanatory. Much like their IRL counterparts, dildos don't have any fancy bells or whistles like most vibrators do. It's just, uh, well—it's a dick. A plastic dick. But don't let that bore you. Instead, think of dildos as a blank canvas upon which to explore all your sex toy dreams.
