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bluekaren
I guess I have alot to learn about it. Thanks for being so open and honest with your posts. (I don't think it is weird that some of you have tasted it) I am really curious about it.
If I seem icked out, or like I am trying to discredit
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I guess I have alot to learn about it. Thanks for being so open and honest with your posts. (I don't think it is weird that some of you have tasted it) I am really curious about it.
If I seem icked out, or like I am trying to discredit women that have done it, I apologize. I am only trying to understand it. I guess I need more of an open mind and more g-spot practice! Wooism me!
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If money is an issue, and you cannot, at this point, purchase a
Pure Wand, you can try the
Amethyst. Or, if glass intimidates you, you could try
LELO's Ella. Personally, I think dildos are great for discovering G-spots. Since they don't vibrate it allows you to focus on the sensation going on inside you. I do use a
clitoral vibe every time I use a G-spot dildo though.
If you really like vibrators and think it would be easier, my favorite G-spot dildo is the
G-Ki It's not intimidating. It's small and slender, albeit pricey.
If you're looking for something a little less expensive, you could try something like the
Tulip Wand,
Le Reve, or
Harmonia
I have the Harmonia and it's decent, though not as strong as I originally thought; though it's still a pretty good vibrator, especially a beginner.