Buying a Dildo

What type of dildo?

Once you have decided that a dildo is right for you the next (and probably most difficult) decision is choosing which one.

The first choice is the material you want it to be made out of. Jelly and Silicone dildos are flexible, allowing for you do guide it internally. Glass dildos are often a cause for concern but are absolutely safe. They are made out of medical grade Pyrex and are hypoallergenic. They can also be cooled or heated depending on your mood.

The second choice is selecting the width and length. Width is by far the most important because you can control how far you insert the dildo. One way to pick a width is to use a rule of thumb: if you know that having two fingers in you feels just about right then select a dildo between an inch and an inch and a half in diameter, but if three fingers feels better to you then pick something slightly larger than an inch and a half in diameter. If you'd like to be surer than this, you could first purchase some inexpensive non-silicone dildos in a variety of widths and then choose the width of your silicone purchase based on which felt the most comfortable to you.

The third choice to make is whether you want to buy a dildo that resembles a real penis. Many dildos are abstract in size, shape, texture and colour but the choice is totally down to you.

The final choice is the shape. If you want clitoral stimulation on insertion choose a dildo with a pronounced head or knob at the tip. Then choose how it is curved - just imagine how it might feel inside you. There are dildos of a dolphin shape, curved shape and spherical shape far removed from the real look dildos of yesterday

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