Would you own all the same sex toys in a green version???

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Steve of Eden

If you had a choice, and without changing anything: size, color, flexibility, etc... Would you own all of your sex toy in a green version?

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Of course, why not? :)

Passionate Mandi , Sweet-n-Playful , hmb12 , ska , ASpiritedSlut , fizzygato

6 (16%)

Sure...

travelnurse , Rossie , mpfm , amazon , PropertyOfPotter , ToyGeek , Arlinnae , Harpina is gone , LoooveMonkey , Bullfroggy and Rose , sunkissedJess , hhh , xOhxSoxScandalousx , Robespierrethecat , victorsummers , potstickers , heartpinkgirl , karenm , Real or memorex

19 (51%)

No...

apryls , Sera26 , Trysexual , Mrs.Tee , married with children , Kitka , ShadowedSeductress , Deeder , Sammi , Lioncub , Apple3192 , Anne

12 (32%)

Total votes: 37

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11/02/2012

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travelnurse

Green, I take it you mean rechargeable and waterproof?

11/02/2012

apryls

Quote:

Originally posted by Steve of Eden

If you had a choice, and without changing anything: size, color, flexibility, etc... Would you own all of your sex toy in a green version?

I need a little varity if I can have a varity then the color doesn't matter

11/02/2012

Rossie

The ones I own are already "green".

11/02/2012

Mrs.Tee

Quote:

Originally posted by Steve of Eden

If you had a choice, and without changing anything: size, color, flexibility, etc... Would you own all of your sex toy in a green version?

No really wouldnt see any purpose.

11/02/2012

amazon

I wish they made them all in greener versions. I wish everything were made in a more eco-friendly and socially-conscious manner.

It wasn't a literal sense of "green":
"...without changing anything: color"

11/02/2012

ToyGeek

Well, not throwing out everything I already own would be the greenest choice. Everything I have is either rechargeable, or uses rechargeable batteries, and I don't buy toys made out of jelly that head for a landfill in a short period of time. I make an effort to recycle all packaging, which isn't always easy when trying to be discreet, and I don't buy PVC or other materials that cause pollution during their production. So if everything isn't officially green, I think I'm being green enough.

11/02/2012

married with children

green is used more as a marketing term to sell more products to people, then as a term to explain how something is made or where it is made. So no, I would not change out our toys to "green" ones.

11/02/2012

ShadowedSeductress

I like the variety in my toys. They don't all have to be green, or waterproof, or rechargeable. I very much enjoy having some that don't break the bank price-wise and others that I have to save up for. I think we can make better green decisions like conserving water, recycling, and turning lights off when we don't need them. I think these things would help our environment much more than having all "green" toys.