warm up a dildo?
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crazybbwgirl
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What's it made out of? Microwave? maybe too hot - how 'bout freezer! Different sensation and no chance of burning! ouch
Zilla's suggestion of running it under hot or warm water is the best way. Do be careful if you are using hot water, though. You don't want it too hot!
There are dildos on the market that you can fill with water - either hot or cold - for different sensations. If this is something you want to engage in regularly, you might want to check them out.
There are dildos on the market that you can fill with water - either hot or cold - for different sensations. If this is something you want to engage in regularly, you might want to check them out.
I despair.
Amfig, about your pic that you have as part of your sig. I don't want to hijack the thread but I have to say I am offended by the 'herpes' comment. I know its meant to be a joke and all but personally I don't find it funny.
FYI, and anyone elses, cold sores are herpes - oral herpes. Between 70-90% of the population has oral herpes but the majority of those people have no symptoms or symptoms that are minor enough to go unnoticed. These people, symptoms or not, are capable of transmitting the virus to people genitally where it suddenly becomes dirty or funny. At least 1 in 4 people have genital herpes but again 70% are unaware of this but are capable of passing it on. So chances are if you have been with only 4 people you have been with someone who has genital herpes.
I can only urge people to go and get tested. A 'standard' std screening doesn't test for herpes, you have to specifically ask for it. Everyone needs to know their status (whether the are a carrier of type 1, usually associated with oral herpes but now behind 30% of new genital cases, or a carrier of type 2, usually only associated with genital herpes but can also be found orally). In the absence of symptoms a blood test won't tell you exactly where you have herpes but you will know that you are a carrier and are capable of passing this on. Once you have herpes, it is for life.
Sorry for the longwinded thread. This is something that has recently affected me thanks to someones latent cold sores a.k.a oral herpes, via oral sex.
If anyone wants more info there is a really friendly discussion board at http://www.racoon.com/herpes/
All that said, continue on with the topic!
Amfig, about your pic that you have as part of your sig. I don't want to hijack the thread but I have to say I am offended by the 'herpes' comment. I know its meant to be a joke and all but personally I don't find it funny.
FYI, and anyone elses, cold sores are herpes - oral herpes. Between 70-90% of the population has oral herpes but the majority of those people have no symptoms or symptoms that are minor enough to go unnoticed. These people, symptoms or not, are capable of transmitting the virus to people genitally where it suddenly becomes dirty or funny. At least 1 in 4 people have genital herpes but again 70% are unaware of this but are capable of passing it on. So chances are if you have been with only 4 people you have been with someone who has genital herpes.
I can only urge people to go and get tested. A 'standard' std screening doesn't test for herpes, you have to specifically ask for it. Everyone needs to know their status (whether the are a carrier of type 1, usually associated with oral herpes but now behind 30% of new genital cases, or a carrier of type 2, usually only associated with genital herpes but can also be found orally). In the absence of symptoms a blood test won't tell you exactly where you have herpes but you will know that you are a carrier and are capable of passing this on. Once you have herpes, it is for life.
Sorry for the longwinded thread. This is something that has recently affected me thanks to someones latent cold sores a.k.a oral herpes, via oral sex.
If anyone wants more info there is a really friendly discussion board at http://www.racoon.com/herpes/
All that said, continue on with the topic!
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