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When my friends tell me they have trouble orgasming during penetrative sex, I always ask them the same question: have you tried using a vibrator? In most cases, they haven't. Many of them seem surprised that using a vibrator during sex with a partner who has a penis is even an option. Won't it be weird for them? Won't it get in the way?


How to Use a Vibrator Solo or with a Partner




7 Sex Toys For Couples Tested, Reviewed, And Ranked — From Least To Most Buzzworthy
Confession: In my 23 years of life, I'd never used a vibrator until about a month ago. Not because I haven't wanted to. Oh, I have. But because it's always been hard for me to justify spending hundreds of dollars on a sex toy when I can just as easily orgasm through manual masturbation. The fact that I didn't 'need' or own a vibrator for so long was both a point of pride and envy. I was proud of the fact that I could get off wherever, whenever—so long as my hand wasn't sprained or something—but envious of all the ladies who didn't have to break a sweat for their orgasms. This jealousy was especially present whenever I happened to be extremely horny and completely exhausted at the same time.



The 31 Best Vibrators for Women, According to Very Happy Customers
Currently riding solo? Well, your hands work, but take it from the experts —or some seriously excited reviewers: A vibrator works even better. Consider yourself a pro? We also found the most powerful toys to fit nicely into your pleasure chest of vibrators, rabbits, and rings.





For starters, demo-ing a toy gives your partner an idea of the strokes and touches you really dig. Also, a sex toy can give you the chance to try a new sensation or type of play, surprising you with how great it feels. Ready to play?
