Toying Around

With ‘50 Shades of Grey’ about to hit theatres worldwide, many couples may soon be having the “so…sex toys?” talk.

Whether you’re thinking phallic objects, the more tame furry handcuffs or something as simple as a sexy nurse outfit, a trip to a sex shop could be just what you and your boo need to spice things up in the bedroom. Even if you don’t buy anything. We took to Twitter and Facebook to find out whether our readers would accompany their significant others to a sex shop and what they think about sex toys…

I would, after all we are two in the relationship and bringing some fun to the bedroom is sexy if it’s a mutual agreement.

I would like to believe that the reason he is buying a sex toy is for the benefit of our relationship, so yes, I would go with him.

I would accompany her so I can see my plastic competition.

Yes! Experimenting is fun. Keeps the flame alive!

God created a man for women. He did not create us to use toys or whatever fake things for sexual pleasure. Sexual pleasure is natural and human beings must be natural too.

Sex, like love, is an adventure, so yes, I would. With research proving that sex is good for your health, I think it’s a good idea to explore it profoundly, to increase stamina, find new sex styles and the things that take you to unbelievable ecstasy and passion, it’s like a whole new level to spice up things in the bedroom. Of course doing all this safely at all times, nothing too extreme.

There are many benefits to using sex toys. They can help to increase sexual pleasure, improve mood, spice up your relationship and improve your sex life! Sex toys offer both individuals and couples a way to further explore their sexuality. Using intimate products, either alone or with a partner, can help to boost confidence as your become more aware of your body and sexual sensations. Sex toys can help to increase sexual arousal and climax. Intimate products provide more opportunities for both you and your partner to explore new and stimulating ways to enhance your sexual experiences. There are other therapeutic benefits of using sex toys. For example, vibrators can help to stimulate blood flow to that particular area. Sexual arousal and orgasms release “feel good” hormones, which can improve one’s mood and also strengthen the bond between you and your partner with whom you are sharing the experience.

Sex shops mostly sell women products. She is the one who should answer this question.

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