Choosing a dildo or vibrator the difference

So you’ve long since broken through the thin barrier into adulthood – you’ve gotten crunk in the clubs more times than you remember, lost an entire pay check at the casino, and blown your budget with shiny new credit cards, but you still haven’t visited a sex shop because you wouldn’t know the difference between a rotating rabbit and a vibrating extension sleeve. Thankfully, sex toys are a lot simpler than they first appear, despite all the wacky colours and shapes.

Choosing a dildo or vibrator Surely It’s Easy

Sure, some rotate and vibrate in 12 different fantastic rhythms while simultaneously hitting every erogenous spot hiding beneath your undergarments, but for the most part sex toys come in only a few varieties – all with the single purpose of providing extra pleasure either for yourself alone or when playing with a partner. A dildo is usually shaped just like a real penis but can really mean any shape of sex toy used for penetration, and is made with a flexible yet elastic material – usually TPE or silicone, but traditionally ABS plastic, jelly (usually a softened PVC), metal, or latex rubber.

A vibrator is, well… a vibrator. They come in even more varied shapes than dildos because they aren’t always designed for penetration, and just as many materials. Some have rotating beads inside to make them wiggle, some have a myriad of exciting patterns of vibration instead of just high/low settings, or an angled tip for hitting the g spot, or a clitoris stimulator hanging onto the front, or a combination of everything! Smaller vibrators (or “vibes”) are usually for external stimulation, like massaging the clitoris, while the bigger ones are typically used much like a dildo.

Most toys can be cleaned with a little warm soapy water, some vibes are waterproof as well, which makes cleaning a little easier and let’s you have fun in the shower. Some people are allergic to materials such as latex or some jellies, so it’s worth investigating to pick the right materials as well as the right shape for your toys, although latex these days is mostly used for fetish wear rather than as a material for penetrating toys due to its shorter lifespan.

Choosing a dildo or vibrator By this weeks retailer The  Love Shop Team