Using Adult Toys to Stimulate the Sexual Organs
Many women say that rabbit-like vibes help them climax and the fact that the shaft stimulates both women's G spot as well as her clitoris, adds a new level of pleasure. These vibes are also great for masturbating with a partner.
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Sex Toys
There are a myriad of sexual toys to stimulate your sexual organs. From rabbit vibrators to clitoral massagers these toys come in various shapes, sizes, and textures. Some come with internal stimulation for penetration, while others are designed to stimulate the g-spot and vagina. They can be designed in a manner to reach other erogenous locations of the body, such as the vulva and the butt plug.
Sex toys can be utilized either on their own or as a couple. Some have a belt around the crotch that permits an individual to exert pressure for penetration. They may also come with a flat base to lay on the body. Some require lubricant, while others require cleaning with mild soap and warm water. It's a good idea keep an inventory of clean toys at hand, and to always use a condom while trying out new methods of penetration.
Some toys for sex are created with arousal of the partner in mind, including blindfolds, feather ticklers, whips and riding crops. They can be used to tease or tantalize and a few even have remote controls so that both partners can press each other's buttons. These toys are usually available in sexual stores which cater to certain categories like women and LGBTQ people. These stores typically offer an energizing, comfortable and educational experience than typical stores for sex, as well having a greater selection of products.
G-Spot Stimulators
If you're seeking to stimulate your clitoris or G-spot, it is recommended to pick up a rabbit vibrator. These toys are soft and squishy, allowing for a more comfortable penetration. They are also made of body-safe materials. Some are shaped to reach the G-spot and clitoris easily, while others are more robust for better insertion and intense stimulation.
The Femme Funn Pirouette is a rabbit-shaped vibrator that is both slim and soft to make it easy to grasp. It is covered in body-safe silicone to keep bacteria from entering the delicate parts and making contact with the genitals. It also comes with three rumbly engines to provide an intense experience that is guaranteed to orgasm you. You can also get a rabbit-like experience with the Nora by Lovense model, which comes with more thrusting capability and girth.
You can use a rabbit toy to stimulate the clitoris and the G-spot as well as the vaginal erection. Or, you could use it as a penetrative tool. For instance, you and your partner could place it inside the vagina while you play with your rabbit toy to increase the anal. You could also use it as a threesome or during mutual masturbation with your partner.
Use plenty of lubricant before using a rabbit vibration to get the most benefit of it. Be sure to apply the lubricant on the entire shaft as well as the external nubs of the toy.
Clitoris Stimulators
Rabbit-like vibes are ideal for clitoral stimulation. The supple clitoral nubbles and penis-shaped bodies allow you to enjoy the G-zone, while having fun with shaft rotation or even thrusting action with certain models. The Womanizer Starlet clitoral stimulator, for instance, has suction-based vibrations and pulsing patterns to simulate sexual intimacy. The clitoral vibrator can be used in combination with a masturbator to provide more pleasure.
Clitoral stimulation increases your chances of experiencing an orgasm. This is particularly true for those who have never experienced an orgasm before. A clitoral gassy can be just as pleasant and intense as a vaginal and g-spot orgasm. A blended orgasm that involves both internal and external pleasures of the G-spot as well as the pleasures of clitoral orgasm, is more satisfying than either on its own.
You can insert a few rabbit adult toys with your finger, or in the in the crooks of your arm. This allows you to apply pressure on the clitoral nub and wiggle the toy in a circle to find your sweet spots. Spread your labia a bit to expose your clitus. Place the head of the toy rabbit upon it.
Some rabbit vibrations, like the Lovense Nora have a curved arm that stimulates your G Zone and another flexible "rabbit ear" which houses motors that are independent. This clitoral stimulator is slim enough to fit comfortably in your hand, making it a excellent choice for women who want more privacy. Nora can also be connected to other Lovense sexual stimulation toys, meaning you can control it remotely with your partner and have online sex wherever you are.
Partner Masturbation
Rabbit Vibes can be played with by themselves or together with a companion for stimulation to the clitoral region. Vanessa Marin, a sex educator, suggests using a single toy for both can create a layer of excitement and pleasure, especially if your partner and you play with it in a rotational manner.
Toys like the popular G-Spot Rabbit vibrator have both an external and internal part and have separate controls for each. Try squeezing and stroking the toy against your vulva to stimulate of the clitoral region, or inserting the tip into your vaginal region. You can also play around with the toy's placement in various ways, says Morgan, who suggests you try it while standing or squatting instead of lying down.
A dildo that vibrates can bring a new experience to penetrative playing particularly when it comes with the added effect of thrusting. Sex toys that are thrusting, like those on Sex and the City feature they can penetrate by retracting as well as extending, either vaginally, or anally, all without moving one finger.
If you are using the rabbit vibration device by yourself or with a friend, make sure you're using plenty of liquid lubricant and begin slowly to avoid any discomfort. You should also discuss with your partner the type of sensations they're comfortable with and decide on a safe word or a signal in the event either of you gets uncomfortable or wishes to stop playing, advises sexual therapist Cassandra Corrado.