This toy was bought for me as a gift. I waited weeks and weeks for him to arrive, with what I was sure would be my favorite new toy. I loved the idea of a toy that could hit the G-spot and the clit. A rocking motion seemed like a fun way to operate a toy...perhaps I could use it hands-free, to keep my hands free for other activities! I'd never owned a high-quality silicone toy, and couldn't wait to have such a classy addition to my toy box. I had read so many rave reviews all over the internet for it.

The big day arrived, my lover showed up in town, and brought with him my new toy. He was so excited to watch me try it out! I got out some water-based lube (you should never use silicone lube with silicone toys), and went to try it out.

...aaaaand! It didn't feel good. At all. It wanted to push towards the back, away from my g-spot. If I put it in deep enough to get the clit-stimulating part anywhere near my clit, it downright hurt. Not to mention that it seemed about impossible to get the vibrating part actually up against me.

I rocked and I rocked, convinced that if I did something different I could make this toy feel good. I couldn't. Even when I briefly succeeded in getting the vibrating part pressed up against me, the vibrations didn't carry through the silicone enough to do much for me.

I got frustrated and took the bullet out and just used that for a while. Until, of course, the battery died. Plus, this vibrator uses some sort of tiny, hard to find, battery. That is a personal pet peeve of mine. Why do toy companies do that? I never buy toys that take that sort of battery anymore, after having far too many sexy moments interrupted by dead, impossible to find, batteries.

What a disappointment!