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I just wanted to keep all of our readers informed about our Sex Toy Store.  We have just added Thousands of new Vibrators, Strap ons and Dildos.  We’ve added new sections including Anal Toys, Condoms, Lesbian and Gay Sex toys all reorganized in a much easyer layout. In addition to this we have taken away a lot of the less popular Toys and removed our DVD section to keep the site as clean as possible.  We welcome all feedback on all our our sex toy products.  Remember.  Keep sex enjoyable

You often hear people talk about spicing up their love life. This is in fact the core principle of the different types of woman sex toys and male sex toys. In case you feel the need of some sort of variation in your sex practices and you do not even conceive of changing your partner, woman sex toys and male sex toys are that little something or not that little, in some cases able to revive the excitement of your sexual interactions.

Woman sex toys range from the increasingly popular vibrators and dildos to lubricants and shrink techniques, all of them incentives of improved sexual practices. Male sex toys comprise all sorts of erection enhancers, from vibrators since it seems that prostate stimulation is extremely pleasurable to vibrating vagina sleeves and ball holders, compartments specifically designed to fuel you up starting from your testicles.

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To begin with let us destroy some myths stating that strap ons are intended only for homosexuals. First of all let us apply to the very definition of homosexuality, it implies sexual relationships between two persons of the same gender. Naturally, two women who want to make love to each other with help of a strap on sex toy will inevitably fall under this definition. But intercourse between a woman with a strap on fasten to her pubis and a man as a passive partner, though not considered a traditional one, is a heterosexual sex contact, because the participants are of different genders.

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This is such an excellent question and we so wish we had an excellent answer for you. Between the two of us, we own hundreds of sex toys–one of the perks of the job: free samples!–and they are sadly crammed into cardboard boxes, stuffed into plastic bags, and squashed into nightstand drawers. It’s battery-operated chaos! And it’s also like an X-rated version of Toy Story where the toys at the bottom of the box get no love.

One possible solution we can think of is to buy one of those under-the-bed storage boxes and then give each toy an old (clean!) sock to keep the toys from rubbing up against each other. Another option is to go for an under-the-bed shoe storage solution, that way each of your toys gets its own compartment. Or, if your toy collection is smaller, just a few old shoeboxes would work, too. It’s not particularly hip or sexy, but it gets the job done.

Anyone out there have a more elegant storage solution for Pandora? Anyone? Bueller? If so, please post your suggestion in the feedback area below. (Don’t think of this as us ducking the question, think of it as us sharing the love.)

In the meantime, we thought we’d share our top tips for toy storage, excerpted from our book Sex Toy: An A-Z Guide to Bedside Accessories…

1. Sex toys are like condoms: They’re best kept in a cool, dry place.

2. They’re also best kept away from dust bunnies (especially the toys you put inside you–geez).

3. Toys don’t play well with other toys in storage–soft, squishy ones can melt into each other, hard toys can tear soft toys, metal toys can chip glass toys, heavy toys can dent impressionable ones, etc.

4. Cyberskin toys and their ilk “leak” pretty substantially, so don’t store them among your nice undies, and don’t leave them sitting on your antique dresser, either.

5. Never ever put a toy away before it’s completely dry.

6. Dust Cyberskin (et al.) toys with cornstarch before storing them.

7. Remove all batteries from toys when not in use (so they don’t corrode inside or the toy doesn’t accidentally switch on and run them down).

8. Remove all miniature vibrators from dildos and butt plugs.

9. Want to create an extra-special hiding place for an extra-special toy? If you’ve got way too much time on your hands (a friend of ours actually did this for a beloved butt plug), you could go all prison chic and build a secret hidey-hole inside a book by gluing the pages together and carving out a toy shape, just like Tim Robbins in Shawshank Redemption.

10. Got a few favorite toys you want handier than under the bed? You could always invest in one of those nifty Hide a Vibe Pillows: They look like regular throw pillows, but there’s a secret zippered compartment, lined with silk, for storing all your sex toys and lubes. The concept is awesome, though we wish the fabric choices weren’t generally limited to animal prints. (What is it with the sex biz and animal prints?)

Play nice!

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“What’s the matter, Jan,” Alana asked while maneuvering her new SUV through suburban traffic, “you haven’t said three words since we left home, and if I didn’t know better I’d say that you look a little flushed!?!” Lost in though, Jan didn’t even acknowledge Alana’s question until she felt her friend give her a poke in the ribs and repeat her question!!! “Uh, oh sorry, I wasn’t paying attention,” Jan replied, “I was just thinking!!!” “Thinking,” she shot back, “about what, for god’s sakes, we’re two women of age and we’re going shopping using our husband’s money, now tell me, what in the heck could be better than that!?!” Jan threw her head back and gave a short laugh but then replied staidly, “Well, I guess I am a little bit in the dumps, Hank had to leave the house early today and I just miss him that’s all!!!” They drove in silence for a minute or so until Alana offered, “So you missed out on your morning sugar, huh!?!” Jan looked over at her friend and just rolled her eyes before saying, “You’re incorrigible, do you know that!?!” Alana made a show of acting hurt and answered, “Me, what ever are you talking about, all I did was make a perfectly reasonable observation, nothing more or nothing less, that’s all!!!”

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In case you were unaware there are many health benefits to sex. In my opinion the number one benefit is due to the release of the hormone oxytocin. Oxytocin is a hormone that is released before and during climax. Oxytocin has many benefits on it’s own it is pretty much the happy hormone and it aids in the release of enforphins which help to ease any pain a person may have due to injuries, health problems or simply everyday aches and pains. So if you didn’t believe your man when he said he had the cure for your headache, ladies it is true. Another tidbit for you guess what ladies….Semen IS good for you. It has anti-depressant qualities as well as containing a healthy dose of zinc, calcium, potassium, fructose, and proteins. So if you don’t care for daily vitamins you can take your mans semen as injection which will be absorbed vaginally or of course, his favorite, orally. There are so many reasons to enjoy your sex life just remember to always be careful and get tested before having unprotected sex. According to science even those of us who are single can benefit just as much as those in monogomous relationships, but I’ll go in to that in greater detail later.  

Although most men and women today are aware that masturbation isn’t a “degrading act,” as past generations might have been taught, many are still constrained by the notion that it’s a selfish, immature activity or a second-rate substitute for partner sex. We live in a society in which sexual expression has always been legislated and restricted and the pursuit of pure pleasure is frequently condemned as egoistic. A lot of people who consider themselves free of sexual hang-ups have simply rewritten the equation “sex is only good if it involves procreation” to “sex is only good if it involves two people.” The fact that masturbation is a pleasurable end in itself gets short shrift in many mainstream sex manuals, which focus on masturbation as a useful tool in the building of a better sex life with one’s partner.