Boners of a different sort: I want an STi. Period.
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- Date: Apr 14,2008

via Cameltap, yo

via Cameltap, yo
Think maybe I’ll head over to my local Walmart today and get some of the latest in lead-covered children’s toys or some shit. That Walmart? That’s some good fun right there. Lots. via goodshit
via Gizmodo, it’s 10 Sex Toys That Are Confusing and Wrong. No, really - WTF?
I’m not bothering to become a deviantart member to see the rest of these, but if anyone wants to find ‘em for me…
Props to msn.com, who apparently have some people working on staff that have actually used their dangly bits for what their intended for (and some of what they aren’t…):
1. Pushing-Your-Boundaries Sex
There’s nothing like the moment when you’re lying naked with the man you’ve known and loved for a long time, panting and puffing, thinking, Wow, we’ve never done that before.“People in long-term relationships sometimes crave excitement and stimulation, but don’t know how to get it with their partner,” explains Meers, who adds that this is one of the reasons people stray outside the marriage. “But you can get that in your current relationship by pushing your regular comfort zone.” If you’re used to missionary, that may mean trying a new position or a new room in the house; if you’re used to stimulation by body parts alone, it may be a sex toy thrown in the mix. And if you feel a little anxious about experimenting, says Meers, all the better: “The anxiety you feel about trying something new mimics what happens when you’re with somebody new. So if you can create that feeling within the confines of an intimate, close, trusting relationship, you will keep reenergizing what you have.”
And there’s another important benefit: Pushing your boundaries helps build trust between you. “When you communicate a desire to your partner — and, ultimately, try it — you’re taking a big risk together,” says Anita Clayton, M.D., a professor at the University of Virginia’s Department of Psychiatric Medicine and author of the book Satisfaction. Taking that risk, she says, is a bonding activity in and of itself.
via Badgirl