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Misconceptions about sex toys over the years have had no effect on the growth of the sex toy industry. Let's consider some of the myths and misconceptions surrounding sex toys. To begin we first need a better understanding of what myths really are and how they start.

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Myths and gossip seem to live side by side when it comes to misconceptions about anything. Sex toys are not exempt from this gossip. Most myths begin when people create tales to explain things which they don't fully understand. Certain stereotypes can become associated with something and will feed the myth to grow even faster. As the story is told and retold the facts become more exaggerated and a following soon forms. The true meaning of what the story is associated with becomes lost in the stories and soon a myth is born. The myth, in part, may be based on some truth but has became so exaggerated it can be hard to tell fact from fiction.

One big misconception about sex toys over the years is that they are only used by people who have no sexual partners, or by gay men and women. And that sex toys are kinky and used by prostitutes or for weird sex practices. Stereotyping in this manor has always been around, and most of us grew up hearing these kinds of stories. These are all myths, sex toys are used by normal every day people all the time.

Other misconceptions surrounding sex toys are that many people believe that using vibrators can de-sensitize the female anatomy. There has been no medical documentation to support this in anyway. The documentation that has been published suggests that the use of sex toys can be a benefit to produce a more pleasurable experience. Vibrators will not cause de-sensitization but can aid in giving a more intense and pleasurable orgasm when used properly.

Another misconception is that using sex toys will take the place of a partner. Sex toys when used between couples can add more intensity to the orgasmic experience. During sexual intercourse, for example, a woman's clitoris is not being stimulated by penetration. Clitoral stimulation is what brings most women to orgasm. The use of a sex toy along with intercourse can assure a climax every time. Therefore, sex toys would never take the place of a partner, but could certainly make the experience a better one. Who doesn't like to see their sexual partner climax every time they have sex?

The facts are, the sex toy industry has grown by leaps and bounds over the past ten years. Has that growth been solely from sales to single people with no sexual partner, or gay men and women, or to prostitutes? It's not likely since it is estimated that the sex toy industry will gross not in the millions this year, but in the billions. More than 10 billion dollars this year, in the United States alone, and not all those sales could possibly be to a small group. So unless the US population is made up mainly by single gay prostitutes performing weird sex acts, while holding down a very good paying job to support this huge growth in profits, someone else must be buying sex toys, some one just like you. Otherwise the industry would not continue to grow each year.

So why then do so many of us have a hard time excepting that sex toys are not weird and are in fact normal for the enhancement of every day sexual encounters by anyone? Sometimes it's hard to communicate our sexual desires and open our minds to something different, and something we may have even been taught was weird or kinky. Many people have the fear that they may appear to fit that stereotype in the myths if they use sex toys. Every one knows a friend of a friend that uses sex toys. What you don't realize is that friend that knows a friend, probably uses sex toys also. More and more couples and single people are enjoying the added pleasures of sex toys, along with their regular sexual practices. Every day, normal people are buying sex toys. No one knows because they buy them on line and have them discreetly shipped to their home.

Is using sex toys kinky or weird? đồ chơi tình dục giá rẻ Let's define kinky before we decide (a slang word to describe showing or appealing to bizarre or deviant tastes especially of a sexual or erotic nature) as defined in the urban dictionary. What does this mean? Kinky would by definition mean something different for almost every one. Everyone has different taste and what seems normal to one person may not seem normal to another. This would mean that in a sense everyone could be considered kinky.

Would using sex toys be considered weird? Again, this is another misunderstood term used to describe something that is considered unconventional or out of the norm. True, to most people, any type of sex other than intercourse could be considered unconventional. Since it is common knowledge, that most people orgasm only once, during sex, this could be considered normal or conventional to most. If a couple wanted to experience multiple orgasms, or more intense orgasms, would that be weird? To some, multiple orgasms may only be a fantasy. But to those who are adventurous enough to use sex toys in the privacy of their bedroom, this may be considered normal and conventional to them.

Now that we have the myth of sex toys out in the open, it's up to you to decide where you stand on the topic. Would it be safe to say that most people are kinky in some way? And those who choose to remain having one small orgasm each time they have sex, rather than several mind blowing orgasms, may just be the weird ones? Forget everything you learned growing up about what's weird or kinky. No one but you will ever know you use sex toys unless you tell them. So pick up some sex toys and join the weird and kinky people using them, and experience mind blowing multiple orgasms every time you have sex.

Does your partner know you have sex toys? Do you hide them away to avoid that uncomfortable subject and hope they never find out? If so, you may be just like many people that are not sure what their spouse might think about them using sex toys.

Opening the communication lines can make for a much better sex life. When a partner takes you into their confidence and shares what they like or dislike when it comes to sex, it can only lead to a more intimate relationship. Good communication between couples is always the key to a healthy sexual relationship.

Men especially may feel somewhere between threatened and excited when they are first confronted with the idea of sex toys in the bedroom. They may feel some what intimidated by them and feel they are unwelcome competition. They may even feel they would be taking their place in bed. Communication is a must for you to make him understand that his part in the bedroom is just as important as ever. Toys are not competition but will only aid in a more intense orgasm for you both when used in conjunction with your normal love making.

Masturbation together using sex toys can spice things up. Doing this can teach both of you the likes and dislikes of your partner, what feels best, how hard, or how fast to stimulate certain areas. Watching your partner pleasure themselves can teach you a variety of things that can help you to be a better lover. This type of voyeurism may not be for every one, but for those that are open enough with their spouse or partner, and can enjoy using sex toys with each other in this way can experience a whole new level of pleasure.

In the past it was a common myth that sex toys were used by perverts and people with no partner. In today's society it has become much easier to obtain sex toys than in the past. The days of a "secret" back room, hidden away at the video or book store, that left every one sneaking in to avoid being thought of as a weirdo or pervert, has been replaced by shopping online from the privacy of home. This has made it much easier for everyone to shop in private and pick the toy that they feel would be best suited for what they want, with out the fear that anyone will know.

This ability to shop in the privacy of your own home has given people, that years ago wouldn't have even considered using a sex toys, the opportunity to explore their body in ways they never could before. More people today have and use sex toys than in the past. The industry has continued to grow bigger each year. Why? People are buying and using sex toys. People like yourself and probably many people you know are using sex toys. The sex-toy market brings in between $8-12 billion each year in the US alone.

So if you're hiding a sex toy away from your partner, chances are, they just might have one hidden as well since sex toys have become so easy to get and everyone is trying them out. So bring the subject up and explore the idea with your partner. Tell them that maybe you should give it a try together. Here is an ice breaker to get things going on the right track.

Did you know you can buy sex toys at your local drug store? Not a huge selection by any means, but sex toys just the same.

Now that you have an easy way to bring up sex toys by simply saying you ran across these at your local drug store, why not suggest to your partner maybe you should see what the buzz is all about and visit our store with your partner and shop our huge selection to see what you and your partner might like to try with each other.

Chances are you have both thought about it and kept it to yourself. Maybe you've had fantasies of double penetration but you just don't want to chance a threesome. Maybe you'd like to try prostate massage and never knew how to bring up the subject for fear of sounding gay. Studies show that prostate massage is not only normal for heterosexual men but healthy for your prostate to reduce the risks of cancer.

Just seeing a toy designed for a particular type simulation at our store may be all it will take to open the line of communication and take your sexual relationship to the next level.

What better way to bring your fantasies to life than with sex toys. Your most intense orgasm ever could be just a click away.