I'm looking to get a glass plug and maybe a glass dildo. I am new to anal and I hear that the seamless-ness of glass is great for beginners, so that's it I've decided it. Any suggestions, word of wisdom in relation to getting glass?
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06/22/2011
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Insightful topic debates on Glass dildo:
Who has used a glass vibe or dildo did you like it?
I want to try one but idk please explain your experince in comments.
Glass vs. Jelly
I'm used to using jelly materials and have never attempted glass. Does it hurt? -Lol- That's probably what lube is for.
Are glass toys comfortable for anal use?
I love anal play, and just ordered my glass toy. Never thought about using it there, but what do you guys think?
Cab the glass in glass toys break?
Or is it special like pylxy glass stuff?
Which glass dildo is better?
I would love a glass dildo and can't decide which one to get.
Who has used a glass vibe or dildo did you like it?
I want to try one but idk please explain your experince in comments.
Glass vs. Jelly
I'm used to using jelly materials and have never attempted glass. Does it hurt? -Lol- That's probably what lube is for.
Are glass toys comfortable for anal use?
I love anal play, and just ordered my glass toy. Never thought about using it there, but what do you guys think?
Cab the glass in glass toys break?
Or is it special like pylxy glass stuff?
Which glass dildo is better?
I would love a glass dildo and can't decide which one to get.
06/22/2011
Go at least a quarter inch smaller in diameter than the largest thing you've taken comfortably. Glass is hard, and if you can take 1.5" in diameter of silicone or some soft material, then 1.25" in diameter or less will likely be okay for glass or other hard material.
Of course, make sure that the dildo has a suitable base or a suitable length (at least 8", I think, is the recommended... someone can correct me on this) before putting it in your butt, so that it doesn't slide all the way in you.
While glass is seamless, it is unforgiving, unbending, and unyielding. There's no squish. At all. I suggest that starting with silicone is the way to go. Most silicones have only visible seams (if any seam at all) and won't be felt in use.
Of course, make sure that the dildo has a suitable base or a suitable length (at least 8", I think, is the recommended... someone can correct me on this) before putting it in your butt, so that it doesn't slide all the way in you.
While glass is seamless, it is unforgiving, unbending, and unyielding. There's no squish. At all. I suggest that starting with silicone is the way to go. Most silicones have only visible seams (if any seam at all) and won't be felt in use.
06/22/2011
I would definitely suggest silicone for anal before using glass. Like Annemarie said, if you do go with glass, get something smaller than you are used to in a soft material. Remember to get something with a wide base when using anal, I wouldn't count on length.
06/23/2011
I got a glass plug for my first anal toy, but it was much smaller than the Moon Plug. I got the Pleasure Pearls link It is about the diameter of the average middle finger. With some thrusting (once you're used to it) the little round balls can give a really nice sensation.
06/24/2011
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Great suggestion!
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indiglo
I got a glass plug for my first anal toy, but it was much smaller than the Moon Plug. I got the Pleasure Pearls link It is about the diameter of the average middle finger. With some thrusting (once you're used to it) the little round balls
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I got a glass plug for my first anal toy, but it was much smaller than the Moon Plug. I got the Pleasure Pearls link It is about the diameter of the average middle finger. With some thrusting (once you're used to it) the little round balls can give a really nice sensation.
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07/18/2011
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I've been wanting the Pleasure Pearls for such a long time. The moon plug is really pretty though. It's more of a traditional butt plug, whereas the pleasure pearls are more of a textured probe. It's kind of like comparing apples to oranges, but they both look fantasstic.
Originally posted by
indiglo
I got a glass plug for my first anal toy, but it was much smaller than the Moon Plug. I got the Pleasure Pearls link It is about the diameter of the average middle finger. With some thrusting (once you're used to it) the little round balls
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I got a glass plug for my first anal toy, but it was much smaller than the Moon Plug. I got the Pleasure Pearls link It is about the diameter of the average middle finger. With some thrusting (once you're used to it) the little round balls can give a really nice sensation.
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12/01/2011
I am also looking into glass. Nice post.
12/06/2011
Glass is a really nice material imo, gets kinda dirty though haha
09/11/2012
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Thanks so much for the information.
Originally posted by
Annemarie
Go at least a quarter inch smaller in diameter than the largest thing you've taken comfortably. Glass is hard, and if you can take 1.5" in diameter of silicone or some soft material, then 1.25" in diameter or less will likely be okay
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more
Go at least a quarter inch smaller in diameter than the largest thing you've taken comfortably. Glass is hard, and if you can take 1.5" in diameter of silicone or some soft material, then 1.25" in diameter or less will likely be okay for glass or other hard material.
Of course, make sure that the dildo has a suitable base or a suitable length (at least 8", I think, is the recommended... someone can correct me on this) before putting it in your butt, so that it doesn't slide all the way in you.
While glass is seamless, it is unforgiving, unbending, and unyielding. There's no squish. At all. I suggest that starting with silicone is the way to go. Most silicones have only visible seams (if any seam at all) and won't be felt in use. less
Of course, make sure that the dildo has a suitable base or a suitable length (at least 8", I think, is the recommended... someone can correct me on this) before putting it in your butt, so that it doesn't slide all the way in you.
While glass is seamless, it is unforgiving, unbending, and unyielding. There's no squish. At all. I suggest that starting with silicone is the way to go. Most silicones have only visible seams (if any seam at all) and won't be felt in use. less
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