How versatile are vibrators?! There are big ones, small ones, pink ones, purple ones, realistic ones, squirting ones, use-them-together ones, pop-in-your-handbag ones.... the list is endless isn't it?
The History of Vibrators
Joseph Mortimer Granville is the guy we should all be thanking! In the late 1870s and early 1880s, he invented the first ever electro-mechanical vibrator in the UK and named it the percuteur. The devices and models that followed shortly after, from the wider medical community, were not actually sexual devices. They were all sorts of ugly shapes and sizes and were used by doctors and companies alike as medical instruments, to treat everything from sexual dysfunction to hemorrhoids. Now, back in them days these male physicians actually thought that these devices would treat 'female hysteria'. Female hysteria is what we would describe these days as sexual frustration.
Yep. Men thought they could fix women who just needed an orgasm! Typical.
And no- not fix them WITH AN ORGASM- I'm sure these devices were not pleasurable and some women were even made to have an hysterectomy! Of course; no feminist- even back then- was ever going to let that continue. So what did they do by the 1970s? They turned it into the pleasure device that we know and love today!
Every which way.
MrsC. definitely recommends experimenting with your vibrator, especially if you're new to it. We're talking legs up, laying on top, inside, outside and every which way. Apply some lube to your clit and to your vibrator. Position the vibrator on the bed so that you can reach the top of the mattress whilst laying flat, face down and with the vibrator touching your clit. Now use your hands and hips to pull and rub all over that thang until you orgasm. Yup. (Insert dribbling face here!). If you want to mix it up and add a partner why not have them sit at the top of the bed so that you can perform oral sex whilst your playing. Or if you're solo and missing cumplay then check out this King Cock 11 Inch Squirting Cock!! You're welcome.