"Good sex is like good bridge. If you don't have a good partner, you'd better have a good hand." - Mae West
I recently saw the film, Hysteria, a
romantic comedy and somewhat fictionalized history of the vibrator’s invention.
I like to think of the movie as a tribute to vibrators - and the women who love
them.
In the 19th century a woman’s
“hysteria” could be cured if a physician gave her a “pelvic massage” until she
had "hysterical paroxysms" – aka orgasms. Needless to say, repeat business was quite good for this
treatment (I wonder if my medical insurance would pay for this. Hmmmm….) but
doctors often complained that it took women too long to achieve relief. So,
with the invention of the vibrator, treatment dropped from
one hour to ten minutes. Think of this as Minute Rice for the doctor’s office.
But I did a little more research on the topic
and it turns out that the very FIRST vibrator may have been invented by Cleopatra.
Apparently, she had the idea of filling a hollow gourd with angry bees
(not to be confused with Angry Birds). The violent buzzing caused
the gourd to vibrate and then ... well, you know. This gives a whole new
meaning to ‘bee’ing stimulated or getting the heebeegeebees.
Since their introduction, vibrators have been credited with billions of orgasms. And, I must admit, they certainly work
better than hopping on the washing
machine for a long spin cycle. (Do NOT do this at a Laundromat.) In fact, here
are some perks of using a vibrator:
- A vibrator won’t turn off before I’m finished.
- A vibrator is ALWAYS hard.
- A vibrator won’t kiss and tell.
- I can have multiple vibrators and no one gets jealous
- No matter how old
and saggy I get, I can always find a willing vibrator.
But you can get overwhelmed by the
choices in vibrators. In selecting one, be sure to know if you like
strong or mild stimulation, if you need vaginal or clitoral stimulation (or
both), if you'll be using it solo or with a partner, etc.
A fun (and useful!) girlfriends party would be to get a vibrator demonstration by going to a sex
shop or hosting a home party like Passion Parties®
or Fantasia Home Parties®.
A nice intro to vibrators (video clip) by sexologist, Dr. Carol Queen, can be found by clicking HERE
And, while you are having this party, here is a cute idea for Margarita Shots
served in lime halves which look like Os! Now go and enjoy YOUR Os!
2 comments:
I wonder why we can't get our parters to vibrate?
There are devices that attach to the penis that will cause it to vibrate. Fortunately, the device has a cord so that the battery pack doesn't get in the way. Not unlike those that attach to a finger. Ahem, or so I've been told.
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