Why Majority Of Aussies Buy Sex Toys Online
When I ask women what do they think about owning a sex toy, the reaction I get in response is mainly a quiet giggle and a blushing face; it seems like we still haven't got to the phase when everyone talks freely of sex toys (and secretly I believe everyone wants to try something). However, a surprising 44 % of women between the age of 18 and 60 have tried some sort of sex toy in their lives. Did they all buy sex toys online? Apparently so. Entering a sex shop requires some guts, and if you have a partner, some imagination and compromise.
Going into a sex shop for the first time may be awkward and a little intimidating, mainly because you'll face all kinds of vibrators, cock rings, bondage toys and S&M sets you would never want your mother to know you're using. And then, if you decide to go alone, the thought of what your significant other may think of it also is scary. Plus, when the personnel that comes to serve you, (mainly some extremely gorgeous women or men) and asks what would you like, or even more frightening, what do you enjoy in, your mind will instantly get blocked and in no time you'll be rushing towards the exit. All these reasons seem to validate the claim of Aussies that it's better and easier to buy sex toys online rather than visiting a sex shop.
All in all, experimenting with sex toys definitely brings some spice into the relationship. Whether you decide to visit a sex shop, buy sex toys online, or just use a feather duster, his tie to tie him up, or a piece of ice for 'sensation foreplay' , it's always good (and healthy!) to go wild from time to time. It makes you closer to your partner, as knowing what thrills you and letting him know exactly what to do about it, is a game-changer in your sex life for good.
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