“Which side do you want?” he asked. It was only then that I realized that the toy’s ends were not identically shaped. While the colored end is circled, the clear end is slightly pointed.

“I’ll take the clear one,” I said. He held the ball in the palm of his hand and placed the toy’s shaft between his second and third finger as if it were a extra digit. He then dove between my legs where for the next bit of time(I have no idea how long), he licked me while thrusting it into me with gusto.

I used to think that curved toys were better for intense G-spot stimulation, but now I’m not entirely sure that’s correct. Alone, a curved item can certainly help one reach her own G-spot, but with a partner? I now am for the opinion that straight is better. I think a straight shaft allows the partner wielding the toy more control of angle and direction, and I really enjoyed how the straight shaft felt inside me.

As time passes I’m also finding myself more enamored with bumpy toys. At least bumpy toys used in the vagina. It's shaft is covered with smooth bumps. The combined stimulation of lips and toy made me insensible of any bumpiness when with my partner, but when I was alone it was a different story. I went slower by myself and eschewed thrusting. Instead choosing to allow it gently to slide out of me in its own time. Bumps sliding gently out of a pulsing pussy feels fabulous. I highly recommend it.

Anal play should be fine with this toy as long as you don’t get too carried away. Start with the tapered end and don’t insert it beyond the toy’s bumpy shaft. Consider using a condom over it for easier clean up, but it’s really no problem if you forget. Glass toys can be washed with antibacterial soap and hot water, and will be as good as new when you’re done.

It looks like a miniature galaxy has been caught in the glass. Functionality and beauty all wrapped up in one pretty piece.

I think it is the best product I have used with my partner. For use alone, I would rather something else.