First, I think that men's sex toys are sadly lacking compared to women's. By this I mean specifically the type you can penetrate. The best is probably the Fleshlight, and even that is still a toy that requires you to do all the work. Sadly, a vibrator, while fun and all, does not usually set the night on fire for a man like it does for a woman, hence the difficulties. It is a problem of mechanics and also societal norms and whatnot. I have yet to see a pocket pussy featured on Sex and the City, or any other mainstream show.droidlvr wrote:I'm kinda curious about a few things.First,am I correct in my assumption that you view the issue of the lack of male sex toys (dolls and the like) laughable?
If this true what's you p.o.v. regarding F.C.? I'll admit to skimming through the youtube video which seems to me has an angry feminist tint,is this indeed your stance?
Two claims have been filed against Apoteket, the state-run drugstore chain in Sweden over its decision to stock only female sex aids.
The claims cite discrimination, saying that that Apoteket is guilty of double standards, giving a "misguided and untrue view on sexuality where a woman with a dildo is seen as liberated, strong and independent, whereas a man with a blow up plastic vagina is viewed as disgusting and perverted."
According to The Telegraph, "the company has defended its decision, saying it would stock sex toys for men if there were any good ones on the market."
I have an interest in virtual sex and teledildonics, and hopefully the technology will catch up with my interest soon. As for any "angry feminist" tone, that is purely my black humor I think, and not actual anger. Actually I am not sure which videos you are referring to, or which part of my writing is the angry bit. We all have our moments. I am not a man-hater, if that's what you mean. I love men and women.
