How to discretely purchase personal items?

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Anonymous wrote:I just bought incredibly thin Japanese-made condoms on Amazon. They are much thinner than the ones sold at CVS and Walgreens. They appear on my list of recent orders, so anyone seeing my recent orders would know. I may "archive" them but the archive isn't especially hidden. I'm divorced so not that big a deal that I buy condoms, but I still would not want my kids to see them.

How can people see your recent orders?

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Anonymous wrote:Go with one of the indies -- they won't spam you with catalogs.

Oh Joy Sex Toy is a great review blog and will have links.

Fun website. Thanks for posting!

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[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I just bought incredibly thin Japanese-made condoms on Amazon. They are much thinner than the ones sold at CVS and Walgreens. They appear on my list of recent orders, so anyone seeing my recent orders would know. I may "archive" them but the archive isn't especially hidden. I'm divorced so not that big a deal that I buy condoms, but I still would not want my kids to see them.

How can people see your recent orders?

Sometimes I order stuff on Amazon with my kids sitting next to me, looking at the screen. Also I don't always leave my laptop locked/closed.

[Anonymous]

What are you looking to buy? Toys for yourself, or kinky accessories?

My grocery store sells all the personal toys I could ever want! I’m not even kidding. Right there next to the condoms.

DH and I are kinky and we just go to Adam & Eve and buy stuff. It’s not a big deal. The people are actually super chill and friendly. It’s never an awkward experience. No different from doing to Dollar Tree.

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can newsletters from adult shops be anonymous

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What is that email address?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I usually buy from those ethical, women-owned companies and have never gotten mail that suggested they had sold my info, but I'd way rather get catalogs than stand in line at walmart with a vibrator.

There’s nothing ethical about sex toys. It is wrong.

Folks we are meant to satisfy our desires only through our spouses.

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Anonymous wrote:Separate account and ship to Amazon locker.

Do you pay with gift cards instead of a credit card that is linked to your name?

I’m not the PP, but why on earth would you use gift cards like you’re buying something sketchy? If you want to buy a vibrator, buy one. If you don’t want it delivered to your house, fine, do the locker. But you’re a grown up. If you can’t use your regular payment methods, consider whether you should be buying what you’re buying.

Precisely.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I usually buy from those ethical, women-owned companies and have never gotten mail that suggested they had sold my info, but I'd way rather get catalogs than stand in line at walmart with a vibrator.

There’s nothing ethical about sex toys. It is wrong.

Folks we are meant to satisfy our desires only through our spouses.

You are quite tiresome, Prudence, but I guess that's your intent.

[Anonymous]

Omg most decent toy companies have discreet packaging and have for years. Look at we vibe, Lelo, and stores aimed at the women’s demographic.

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Anonymous wrote:Sephora has sex toys online.

So does Nordstrom!!

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I’ve purchased my favorite vibrators right from the shelves at Target. The more adventurous stuff has come from Adam & Eve, in person. Are you nervous to visit a store? They are super friendly and have seen it all, most being more crazy and wild than what you’re purchasing, probably.

[Anonymous]

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My grocery store sells all the personal toys I could ever want! I’m not even kidding.

Are you talking about the produce section?