Long Answer: Most
battery-powered vibrators are made to be inserted in the vagina. The
smooth plastic types are not the most comfortable, however, so if you
enjoy penetration, you may want to get a dildo-shaped vibrator made from
jelly rubber, silicone, or cyberskin. Use a water-based lube. If you're
concerned about hygiene or clean up, you can cover the vibrator with a
condom.
If you have an electric
(plug-in) vibrator, you will probably need to purchase attachments
designed for vaginal insertion. The standard heads and attachments that
come with most of these vibrators are either too large or not the right
shape for insertion. Attachments available from sex toy retailers will
fit your model of vibrator and are designed to be inserted vaginally and
to stimulate the G-spot.
TIp: Use caution when
inserting a
small bullet or egg vibrator into your vagina, as it may be
difficult to get it out. If you end up pulling on the wires of a
vibrator repeatedly to retrieve it from your vagina, eventually they
will come off. A better method is to place the vibrator inside a condom
and push it into the vagina, leaving the open end of the condom outside
the vagina. To remove the vibrator when you're done, just tug on the
condom and pull the whole thing out.
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