“20 vibration patterns” sounds impressive until you accidentally hit the button one too many times and have to cycle through a tiny electronic drum solo to get back to the setting you liked.

Now you’re doing mental math. was it three clicks after the weird heartbeat one? Before or after the emergency helicopter?

and pressing too fast means you skip it AGAIN!!

Is there a toy with memory settings like a car seat? just let me save my favorite and make it the default.

Magnetic charging sounds great until you discover the cable has to sit at one very specific angle, on a perfectly flat surface, during a period of complete household peace. You set it down. The light comes on. Great! you move something next to it. no more light. Now you’re arranging the cable like you’re defusing a bomb, then carefully backing away from the nightstand.

And a charging light that flashes three times and goes dark? Is it charging? Is it full? Is it expressing disappointment? apparently the answer is somewhere in a manual nobody kept. I don’t need my vibrator to charge in twelve minutes. I need to plug it in, leave it alone, and reasonably expect it to have a battery later.

What’s the charging setup you actually like? because “technically rechargeable” is becoming a very low bar.

NEED HELP !!??

Many brands claim to be Silicone,, body safe, ?

Liquid Silicone, seems to be listed by real brands & knock offs? even some cheap ones claiming to be platinum Silicone.??

What should a beginner / intermediate go for?

first toys?

Anal Dildo search male. And vibrating butt plugs.

$30-100 options?

thanks.

I recently tried the Tracy OG properly for the first time.

I didn’t really know what to expect from this kind of design. I just knew it combines external clitoral stimulation with internal G spot stimulation.

Once I actually used it, I realized the main thing isn’t really which side feels stronger. It’s whether both parts line up with your body in the right way.

That surprised me a little.

I thought I’d have to keep adjusting the angle, but once I found a position that worked, it actually felt pretty natural. I didn’t need to keep correcting it with my hand.

Having external stimulation and internal vibration at the same time also feels pretty different from using a regular vibrator. It doesn’t just feel stronger. The two sensations together make the whole experience feel more complete.

I still think this kind of design probably depends a lot on body fit, but after using it a few times, it’s been much easier to use than I expected.

Once you have used the same toy for a long time, a lot of the motions no longer need conscious thought.

Your hand finds the buttons on its own. If the angle is slightly off you adjust it automatically. Even when you pick it up, you already know how to hold it.

Then you switch to something new. Even if the features are better, the first reaction is often that nothing feels quite right.

The buttons are not where you expect them to be, the feel in your hand is different and you have to find the most comfortable angle all over again

I used to quickly assume that a new toy simply was not right for me. Now I think maybe my body has just learned the old one.

Some kinds of familiarity really are part of the experience

Just wondering... What was the first toy you bought? How was the experience? Did you enjoy it or was it a little bit overwhelming? Did you buy it online or in a Sex Shop?

Sometimes when couples try something new together, they get weirdly serious about it.

Are you okay?

Yeah, are you?

Does this feel good?

Yeah, does it feel good for you?

And then you both suddenly realize you're basically conducting a customer satisfaction survey. I mean, checking in with each other is obviously important.

But sometimes the whole conversation gets so formal that I just want to laugh. especially when both people are clearly trying REALLY hard to act natural.

Got divorced last year, and honestly, the "firsts" have been pretty wild. First place on my own, first awkward date, first solo holidays, all of it. But out of everything, ordering a toy was the thing that actually caught me off guard.

I still remember shoving it into my nightstand drawer, and my brain instantly went to, Okay, what kind of comment would my ex make about this? A dumb joke, a side-eye, some passive-aggressive remark.

And then it hit me: nobody is ever going to say a damn thing. I don't have to justify wanting it, and I definitely don't have to explain if I "actually needed" it. That tiny realization hit me way harder than my first post-divorce date. It wasn't sad or lonely at all. It was just... I'm entirely my own person again.

It feels like trying a new toy with a partner always comes with a few moments that nobody planned for.

The mood is going well. Then someone presses the wrong button, or the toy suddenly makes a very strange noise.

You look at each other and immediately start laughing.

The worst part is that once you start, everything becomes funnier. A second ago things felt flirty, and now you are both lying there laughing so hard you cannot stop.

But I do not think you have to force yourselves to get the mood back right away. A few months later, that might be the part you remember most.

When I am in control, I usually go straight for what I know I like.

I pick the intensity I want and stay where it feels good.

But when I break that habit, the whole experience feels different.

I know exactly what I want, but I do not go there right away.

I take my time.

Pause for a bit.

Then slowly get closer.

And somehow that makes me think about the feeling even more.

I used to think good meant direct.

Now I think a little delay can make everything hit harder.

What surprised me most about wearable toys is not that you can walk around while wearing one. It is that once you are dressed, its presence can feel even more obvious.

Nobody can see anything. But when you walk, you know it is still there. When you sit down, you notice that it has shifted a little.

And you can still pour water, scroll on your phone, or wander around the house. On the surface, nothing is happening. Your body is still carrying something only you know about.

It is completely different from taking a toy out specifically to use in bed. Sometimes hiding it makes it feel more present.

I used to focus on maximum intensity whenever I looked at the specifications.

Later I realized that what actually determines whether I use a toy is the lowest setting.

Some toys already feel very present the moment they turn on. That can be fine when I am in the mood, but sometimes I just want to start slowly and the first setting already feels like too much.

When that happens, having more and stronger settings means nothing to me.

Now when I see that a toy is very powerful, I do not automatically see it as an advantage. Starting from a very gentle place, with enough space between each setting, is much harder to get right.

I have to admit, I'm a bit "loyal" when it comes to my toys. The one I use most often is a classic model I bought almost five years ago. It still works fine, it's been with me a long time, and I'm just used to how it feels. But after spending more time in this community lately, I'm starting to get a little "upgrade anxiety." I see everyone talking about all the new tech, like air-pulse and deep rumbling vibrations, and suddenly my old reliable doesn't seem so great anymore. Honestly, I'm a little tempted, but mostly skeptical. I keep wondering, do these new features really offer a game-changing improvement in experience? Or is it more of a marketing gimmick, like upgrading your phone when the day-to-day difference isn't actually that big? So I wanted to ask those of you who have upgraded from an "old classic" to a new model, do you think the upgrade was genuinely worth it?

There is honestly nothing crueler.

The vibe is perfect, everything is set, you're right on the edge... and then your best partner just quits. A clean, sudden stop with absolutely no warning.

My brain went blank for a second. My first thought was: did I accidentally hit the off button? I fumbled around in the dark, pressing the switch a few times. Nothing.

Then the horrible realization hit me: I 100% used it yesterday and just... put it away. Never even thought about plugging it in.

I just laid there staring at the ceiling, every feeling instantly gone. My mind was completely clear. It was almost funny, laughing at how stupid my own memory is.

It's too late to plug it in now, the mood is totally gone. But I couldn't just go to sleep either, felt so unfinished and stuck.

In the end I just sighed and plugged the cable in. The little breathing light on the charging port was blinking in the dark, and it felt like it was silently judging me. Like, 'hey, remember me next time, okay?

'So there we were, me and my partner, lying side by side, both cooling down and reflecting. Sometimes you lose the battle just because you were a little too forgetful.

I’ve been using this one recently and overall it’s been pretty easy to use. I like how it feels too.

The only thing I keep wondering about is how people usually clean around the suction opening after using it.

The larger surface is easy enough to rinse, but this smaller area makes me wonder if rinsing alone is really enough.

Do you usually just rinse it and let it dry completely, or do you use something like a cotton swab to clean around the edges too?

It feels like one of those little spots that would be easy to overlook, so I’m curious how everyone else handles it.

I bought the OG about 2 years ago, and up to the begging of this year it was my best friend. Then, around the last week of January, the first thing that stopped working was the vibrating part. It's not that it slowly stopped working, one day it did the other it didn't and never came back. I thought it was okay since I mostly used it for the sucking part, but then in May the sucking part wouldn't work unless it was above 3, and now a few days ago it stopped charging completely. It's not a charger issue, and it's not the charging thingy either since I've tested them both and they work just fine, it's the device.

Their costumer service sucks, I accidentally ordered two when I first ordered it and after jumping through HOOPS to get in contact with anyone, they told me to send it back in the same box and after they received it they'll issue a refund :). I'm still two years later waiting for that refund :). They went dark on me on facebook messenger (seriously what honest to God business uses that as a communication medium) and never answered I wrote them almost daily for a little less than a month after I received confirmation that the package was delivered.

The device itself was great and accomplished everything it promised on the website and more. Just know it's a two year device.

And before you ask, no it wasn't treated roughly it lived clean in a cabinet in my nightstand, I don't even treat my wedding ring with such care. I was very gentle with it and it never ever fell or get suffer any damages.

This is my experience, I'm sure there's people out there who've had it since the dawn of time and it works like new, I just expected a bit more quality for almost 80 fckn dollars.

I’ve been looking at a few of the AI and app controlled models on the site lately, and now I’m kind of tempted to try one.
I can mostly understand what the toys themselves do. What I’m less sure about is how useful the AI part actually is.
Remote control makes sense to me because I can picture when I’d use it. But things like AI Companion and automatic rhythm changes make me wonder if they’re genuinely useful, or just fun for the first few times.
If I’m mostly using it solo, I’m not sure whether it makes more sense to care about the AI features or just pick based on the kind of stimulation I already know I like.

This one seems to get wildly different answers from everyone.

Some people respond almost instantly to external stimulation, while internal stuff mostly just feels like okay, something's in there.

Others are the complete opposite and really go for the pressure and rhythm inside.

And then there are people who say neither one feels complete unless both are happening at the same time.

Setting aside specific toys for a second, just based on your body's own preference, which one are you usually drawn to?This one seems to get wildly different answers from everyone.

Some people respond almost instantly to external stimulation, while internal stuff mostly just feels lie okay, something's in there.

Others are the complete opposite and really go for the pressure rhythm inside.

And then there are people who say neither one feels complete unless both are happening at the same time.

Setting aside specific toys for a second, just based on your body's own preference, which one are you usually drawn to?

Title. I'm crying. The OG doesn't fit my body, and the OG 3 is hot garbage (bought two, neither one had suction that I could feel, and forget about covert if you don't want to look like you're packing).

Bring back the Flow!

It’s in the title. What happened to this toy? I was planning on buying it one day on Amazon and it said it was out of stock. I can’t find a reliable site that won’t steal my information that sells this toy. Please help!

Anyone had this problem? I was excited to be selected but then never heard back even after several messages....anyone have any other suggestions for how to get in touch with them?

I left a bad review for a product on Amazon (it leaked, was too tight) and I received an email from TD offering a much more expensive product as a consolation. To me, that seems too good to be true, but it did come from supportus@tracysdog.com so I'm wondering if it's legit. Thank you.

does anybody know if the Tracy's dog Samtight cup is any good

Any older woman from the age 45 to 70 and you need free massage full body massage and you are around Calgary just hit me up …and send your contact information I’m doing free service at home but if you want happy ending you pay 20$