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Anonymous wrote:Agreed. I would buy one, but I don’t know how she would react. Probably would be feel uncomfortable or embarrassed to use it.

would most women feel pressured if there husband bought one?

Mine didn’t, when I wrapped it as a present and gave it to her as I left for business travel. She loves it. Eventually, ask her to incorporate into your marital-intimacy.

The key for many men is getting over the idea of being threatened by it.

Think of it as a happy enhancement to your marital love-life.

Anonymous wrote:Agreed. I would buy one, but I don’t know how she would react. Probably would be feel uncomfortable or embarrassed to use it.

would most women feel pressured if there husband bought one?

Mine didn’t, when I wrapped it as a present and gave it to her as I left for business travel. She loves it. Eventually, ask her to incorporate into your marital-intimacy.

Agreed. I would buy one, but I don’t know how she would react. Probably would be feel uncomfortable or embarrassed to use it.

would most women feel pressured if there husband bought one?

Anonymous wrote:No reason not to combine vibration with penetration. Don’t knock it if you have not tried that approach to the “O.”

Most of the products from “We-Vibe” are engineered for couples’ use.

No reason not to combine vibration with penetration. Don’t knock it if you have not tried that approach to the “O.”

It stands to reason that since the vast majority of women don’t O from penetration, they wouldn’t both with it for solo time. I sure don’t.

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Anonymous wrote:Tempted to buy it for her. Hope is she uses to explore herself. As result, making sex more enjoyable for her. However, I’d be surprised if a vibrator would ever be used.

You sound kind of patronizing. Your wife probably has a whole closet of toys and isn't telling you.

The intent isn’t to patronize. Instead, it’s to try to create a spark in an otherwise dead bedroom. I have tried several approaches, including asking what she wants, and recoded minimal responses. In part, because she grew up in conservative environment.

Anonymous wrote:People still shop at Target stores?? Haven't been to one since the 1990s.

Where do you get dish soap and other household staples?

Amazon is sketch 3rd party SKU shuffling, Costco only has a few brands, grocery store has somethings at 10x cost?

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Anonymous wrote:Tempted to buy it for her. Hope is she uses to explore herself. As result, making sex more enjoyable for her. However, I’d be surprised if a vibrator would ever be used.

You sound kind of patronizing. Your wife probably has a whole closet of toys and isn't telling you.

If so, it must be really well hidden.

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Anonymous wrote:I can all my errands done. So handy! See what i did there? Prices are good too.

They seem vibes? You’ll wouldn’t know it by the sheer amount of uptight women in the DMV.

How many of moms in the DMV have one?

% of women between the ages of 30 and 45 in the DMV who own toys and vibes? I’d put it at 80%

And those who don’t utilize the shower/faucet.

- there have always been curling-iron sets...

That sounds dangerous!

probably inadvisable to do an in depth online search on fashion model Bar Rafaeli.

Anonymous wrote:Tempted to buy it for her. Hope is she uses to explore herself. As result, making sex more enjoyable for her. However, I’d be surprised if a vibrator would ever be used.

You sound kind of patronizing. Your wife probably has a whole closet of toys and isn't telling you.

Tempted to buy it for her. Hope is she uses to explore herself. As result, making sex more enjoyable for her. However, I’d be surprised if a vibrator would ever be used.

Anonymous wrote:Considering buying for my wife who’s never had one. Although, I’m not sure she would use it.

I recommend Lelo.

My wife is shy and embarrassed about these things to herself. Which is why I’d love to know. Or at least find evidence.