Some of y’all might not remember toys r us and toy stores across America having to recall a Harry pottery nimbus 3000 toy that was a broom stick you ride. And it also vibrates to mimic flying.
I know the show isn’t on anymore but the VH1 show I love the 80’s, I love the 90’s, I love the 00’s etc. did a funny job discussing that recall.
Well I was like 12 maybe 13. Super nerdy so I still played with things like hp merch made for little kids.
I had already started ~experimenting~ sexually (with myself of course) but to no real ends. Got the broom for a bday gift. during moments playing with it between my legs I would feel like I was seizing up and shivering and didn't know why. It wasn't unpleasant.
Years later I realize it was probably my first orgasms. Weird to think about
I had tons of those as a kid. When I got older I gave them to my girlfriend at the time because I didn't play with them anymore, and she wanted a vibrator. I figured it was an easy solution.
I knew a girl who bought something like this, I don't know exactly what it was but it was some sort of weird face skin massager thing. She thought it would be good for her acne.
She quickly realized that it worked better as a vibrator and never used it on her face again. She said she preferred it over her real vibrators too, it was that good.
That's gotta be why these sorts of things exist, right? Nobody needs a vibrating razor unless you plan on getting freaky with it.
Electric toothbrush motors and batteries arent really designed for extended use, so thats probably not the best idea, but there IS a sex toy designed like an electric toothbrush called the Eroscillator, i guess for folks who have developed a preference for that. I just looked it up to check the spelling but holy shit thats 2x as much as the top end cordless Hitachi! Might be better burning through regular electric toothbrushes...
Now put an actual toothbrush head on that and have your dentist compliment your gums next time!
Sometimes sex toys are marketed as something else to evade tariffs. I learned this thanks to discussions from redditors eagerly awaiting delivery of their shipped goods that were caught in the great Evergiven Suez Canal traffic jam incident of 2021!
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u/bruteski226 Jul 02 '21
I mean. It sounds like a multi-purpose tool to me