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Sure, but some postpubescent females are under 18/21/24/whatever, live with the rents and maybe the lipstick bong is already pushing it, you know? Gotta keep it on the DL.
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If they bring it up, just innocently ask Dad why Mom has a strap-on. Defense by mutually assured embarrassment.
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Ladies: If you are of the type that either enjoys using toys, or at the very least is not aginst the idea of using them, would a potential mate gain, lose, or neither gain nor lose any points if oyu found out he used a toy himself? Would it matter what type? Is a fleshlight (fake vagina/mouth/anus designed to look like a flashlight when not in use) ok, yet a blow-up doll is out? What if he likes anal pleasure and uses a butt plug/vibrator/dildo in his anus, is that more/less/neither points?
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I think the smaller they are, the less off-putting. Fleshlight, butt-plug, vibrator sound OK to me, but a 14" long, 8" circumference dildo or a $5000 RealDoll would freak me out - if for no other reason than the sheer, uh, commitment (not to mention storage space!) involved.
Owning a non-ironic blow-up doll is just creepy. What the hell? Could you actually use something like that without laughing? If so, you’re not really my guy.
The username/content combination is pretty appropriate for me, as I had a friend who gave another friend (ironically) a granny blow-up doll disguised as a lifesize Darth Vader (so as to get it past the guy’s mom) as a birthday gift.
It was an ironic, funny type of gift…but the guy…well…he left the Darth Vader costume on, and, errrr…well. Let’s not go there.
I wish I could remeber which comedian said this about his blowup doll:
Just in terms of the thread title: check out the winner of Babeland’s Project Sex Toy (follows the two-click rule, but that second click is NSFW).
Now you can carry a vibrator around with you! :eek: 