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Fi and i have never discussed sex toys before, i guess we never needed them. I however have only climaxed by him once, only by myself can i using a toy. This past weekend was my bach party and i received a friend... I of course jokingly gave it to my fi in a gift bag telling him it was for him..just to see what his reaction was. He opened it and said disgusting. Then the next day it was still in the box on the table (because i didn't know exactley what to do with it). Fi texted me and told me that i better be getting rid of it, and it better never go between my legs. I know that some guys get insecure with toys.... What's your thoughts?
How do your SO deal with this issue?
Some guys may get insecure with toys, but it kinda sounds like your FI has a little bit of growing up to do if he is going to react that way and send you text messages of that nature. If that is the best way for you to be satisfied with your sex life, there are definitely ways of incorporating a toy into the bedroom...and NOT in a way that leaves him in the cold! I think you guys should sit down and have a talk about your needs and wants and possible boundaries of experimentation. Communication is the key!
My husband and I do not use toys, but after we talked about the possibility and I explained to him that there are toys for HIM too, not just for me...he warmed up to the idea right quick. I think a lot of guys have this preconceived notion about "toys replacing boys" and it takes us wise women to enlighten them on the fact that it ISN'T the case!
Hmm...my SO is really very ok with toys. We have a vibrator and cock ring (can I say that on here? Please don't flag me!!) We use them sometimes for fun. I wonder what your FI's problem with them would be? Does he think it's a replacement for him? Maybe you could talk to him about it, and make sure to say that you could use it together....
I guess I should also note that my SO is ten years older than me, and very open about talking about our sex life, so maybe that factors in?
I think there is a way to discuss it - but make sure if you do that it is NOT when you're in bed, or getting ready to go to bed, or anything like that. It should be discussed in a non-sexual way.
Anyway, just my 2 cents...
Well, considering my FI has bought a few for me... he's very into the idea. We never really discussed them; I just pulled out my vibrator once when we were together, and he didn't freak out, so that's what we've been doing ever since.
He does, however, go through moments where he gets insecure that he "doesn't do it for me" (I also have trouble climaxing with him... and with anyone I've ever been with... and on my own without help... I'm pathetic. lol), which takes some gentle consolation from me that that's not that case. Overall, he wants me to be happy and enjoy myself, so if that means bringing a battery-operated friend into bed, he's ok with that. I also sometimes let him use it on me, when he gets into that kind of funk, so he feels more involved in my pleasure.
It's a shame when men can't get over their own insecurities to allow us women who have "issues" to enjoy ourselves. I don't think they realize how selifsh they're being by essentially denying us an orgasm, just because they don't have any difficulties.
ETA: @Ms. MoxieMonkey: My FI is 20+ years older than me, and obviously has waaaay more experience in that realm than I do. I do think the age difference plays an important role in his acceptance of "alternative" methods of reaching orgasm, too.
My FI loves em! He's always up for anything of that nature - for use together or seperately.
I really hope this doesn't come off as harsh or rude or anything, but I would think that your FI would want you to climax during your sexual encounters. If toys help, then I would be a bit concerned if he isn't willing to even try it out together, but that's me.
FI and I had to spend a few months apart when his dad died, so we did discuss sex toys. We purchased them together and made sure they were small, discreet, and friendly. No huge disgusting dildos or anything! He still likes to use my vibrator on me, because sometimes it just gets the job done a bit better...lol.
okay, so this might be a bit personal... Do you guys read or watch porn together? If so, I would try to seek some out that includes a couple using similar toys TOGETHER...hopefully that would help give him the idea that it is a tool for him to use, not a replacement.
Like others have said, I think you need to sit down and have a talk about what it does and doesnt mean for you to own/use toys. If he's super insecure, he may never come around (I had a friend whose ex-husband considered it cheating for her to use a vibrator and he just couldnt get over that.) ...But I really think it's worth trying to change his perspective and talking to him about it if it will help you have a more satisfying sex life. You might even offer conditions that he could set (i.e. that you wouldnt use it without him) - it seems a little ridiculous, but it might help him be more comfortable with it.
All that being said, I can't imagine having Fi react that way - mine is disappointed that I dont really use my toys anymore~
@bridget_124:Maybe you could get something for him?
My ex-BF was not at all concerned that I wasn't reaching orgasm (charming, right?), so for Valentine's Day, I went to the Pleasure Chest (that's a shop here in LA) and bought some things. The only one that got a good response from him: A FEATHER. Yup. Because, really, who can feel threatened by a feather? Anyway, it opened his eyes to more possibilities.
So, maybe start small, and work your way into it?
We literaly just ordered our first toy and are eagerly awaiting its arrival. We do more than fine in bed on our own... we just wanted to be a little adventurous.
Well FI and I really enjoy sex toys and while we dont use them regularly they are fun to use every once in a while! We have a vibrating co** ring, a vibrator, a dildo, a sex wedge (to help with positioning - its awesome!)
FI thinks of them as a way to spice things up! I think you should both be comfortable with what is going on - maybe you need to have a talk with him about it?
@clarebee: been thinking about a wedge.. are they worth it?
@clarebee:Ooh, tell us about the wedge. I've been thinking of getting it too!
@FutureMrsSpinewiz:One of the (many) benefits (as least in my mind) of being with an older man! 
He bought some "surprises" over our 3 yrs so far. 1-2 things per year. We only use them once every few months but it's fun and spices things up. :)
I would talk to him!! I personally would just flat out ask him what the problem is? Tell him that you just want to "add" to your sex life, and that you think he'll enjoy too! :) Communication is key to a healthy sex life. Good luck.
I think you should sit down and talk with your FI, he may be insecure but honestly he was being a jerk by saying that! My FI and I have always been open on these subjects...if two people who want to spend the rest of their lives together can't be open with communication and up to trying new things, then that is going to be a very boring/controling marriage. I have a couple of toys and a few "seductive" items such as a blindfold, handcuffs, etc. and my FI has no problem at all with them (esecially the seductive ones LOL), infact he is usually the first one wanting to pull them all out for us to use (sorry if that TMI!)...it probably helps that my cousin owns the local sex shop so we get to take things for a "test run" before she orders more HAHAHA! Anyways, talk to your FI about this and try to get to the bottom of it, even if you have no intentions in using toys, at least you both will be on the same page! :)
Well, he's not my FI yet, ;), but he likes them too. We don't NEED them, we just like them. (A LOT of people that use toys use them just for fun, not a need.) The last few guys I dated liked using them too and purchased them for me.LOL
I do agree, it's the older men. My SO's 32 (not that old) and the other men were 38 and 40. LOL
My husband likes them. It allows us to switch things up. I think that you need to work on your own so you can figure out what does it for you so that you can orgasm with your FI. Very few women can orgasm through sex along so I would try some manual stimulation during sex.
That's kinda an unusual response IMO.
Does he know you've only had one climax with him? If so he's probably insecure about it. I agree with Jennibride, he should want you to enjoy yourself as well.
My FI will buy them for me, they can be alot of fun.. I would make sure he knows he'll always be best, and you can show him how to use it correctly for you.
My FH is the one who introduced me to toys!! I would definitely sit down and talk with him - sometimes guys are just shy around these things.
I have a vibrator I sometimes use with my BF, and he's never had an issue with it. He likes using it on me as part of the foreplay, and he also likes watching me use it.
My vibrator is pink and slender, and not shaped like a penis, so I think it's too cute and 'innocent' looking for my BF to see it as any kind of threat.
If you want to introduce toys to your FI, it might be a good idea to get a small vibrator to be used a clitoris stimulation only.
@BellsforHer: Oh good idea about having a small cute vibrator so he doesn't think that it will replace him! Mine's not so small and cute lol
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Mine is fine with them too. We use them together for something a little different sometimes!
my future hubby is ok with them. we talked about it before we actually went and picked one up, and he actually brought it up! he loves watching me use it, he even likes using it on me. its just another form of forplay for us, and its something we don't use all the time. the kind of toy we got is something for the both of us so he gets to enjoy it also.
He loves them! We have a cock ring and a vibrating bullet. He's always up for anything that enhances sex :)
My Husband bought me a Lelo vibrator about a year ago. He told me the whole story about how he went to the store with the whole idea of picking up something for our weekend together (I work out of town often), and how the girl in the store started showing him different vibrators. She eventually got to the Lelo product and said, "this one is on my wish list." I don't use toys much, but they are a great addition to our lovemaking, and also great for when I'm away for a while. My husband loves the idea of me getting off by myself. I highly recommend exploring sex toy play. We even have a couple of anal toys. But that's another topic...
We have a small collection of them (maybe 5 or 6 different items) but we use them very rarely. The one he likes is a bullet with a remote control. I think he likes the idea of it being a secret thing we can do in public. He's very open to toys, which I enjoy, even though we don't use them a lot.
My bf is fine with them...we have a small vibe..he encourages me to get it out most every time we are intimate.. :-D he knows it is a guaranteed O for me esp. in positions where there is no clitoral stimulation like doggy.....and he likes me to have an O, he doesn't care the vibe is doing most of the work, hehe.....fun and happy for both of us.
@MissAsB: i have quite a few toys myself, hubby is not intimidated in the least. I know what ya mean about not so small and cute, my fave is a nice big D!#DO, that him and I pretend is someone else sometimes!!!!!!!!
@BellsforHer: Yeah - mine current vibrator is light purple (not super intimidating) and my previous one was pink.
DH loves my vibrator! He likes to both use it on me and watch me get myself off (I think that is actually his favorite). He's the one who always grabs it out of the nightstand during foreplay, not me!
FI is fine with them - we have a small collection that we rarely use. I think we like shopping for them more than we actually like using them. We generally end up getting too carried away and don't stop for toys. Right now, since we are long distance, I know FI has gotten a toy for himself to use. I found it when I was staying with him (I was looking for cleaning supplies under the vanity in the bathroom, and there it was!). I teased him about it a little, but it doesn't bother me in the slightest.
FI and I got one of the wedges for his best friend and his wife as a funny wedding present. Luckily they have great senses of humor, and they have reported back that its awesome. :)
Mine got me some for Christmas! Honestly, sex toys are just toys and they're something you can enjoy together. It's not like you're having an affair, it's more along the lines of an epilator or an electric toothbrush - nothing to get upset about.
SO is okay with sex toys...he understands that they make things a million times easier for me. I don't know that he's totally into it, but he's always agreeable when I say that I'm gonna go grab the vibrator. I'm not sure that he'd be into anything that really resembled the "male sex organ" (haha so clinical). I do have to say that him and I argued about even vibrators when we first got together. He's grown up a lot though and doesn't seem to mind that I use one at all now.
@bridget_124:If you have only had the big O with him once, you should try some fun things. I think most men would be intimidated by a big fake penis that's bigger than theirs. Thats not a good feeling. However, trying a bullet, different lubes, and role playing is the best! My BFF bought me my first bullet about 5 years ago and I have been hooked since.
my hubby is a bit older than the hubbys here and he wasnt 100% with the program with the toys - he thought that sex should be between just us and he should be the one pleasing me
so i bought toys on the sly (and enjoyed them) and then i started mentioning them during sex, dirty talk like how i get hot during the day when hes not home so i think of him when im doing blah blah blah. hes coming around - my sex drive is much higher than his these days
i def want him to try a vibrating cock ring - might have to spring it as a surprise on him ;-)
Uh no, not our relationship b/c he prefers it that way (we're also abstaining so sex really isn't happening). I think he should be open to suggestions to make YOU feel better. Sex isn't just for the pleasure of one person and you should enjoy it!
Am I the only one with an FI who has appreciated a vibrator on HIM? My FI was a virgin when we met and didn't have any experience with sex toys so he didn't really know what to think of most of them at first, when I brought it up. I've never been able to orgasm from stimulation from a partner, but can make myself do it in about two seconds without toys, so I thought maybe him using a toy on me would be an interesting prospect for us both. We browsed online and discussed different toys and the sorts we were interested in and those we didn't want. He was kind of threatened by the penis-shaped ones, too, mostly because he knew he'd be using it on me and he felt it was a little to homoerotic for his comfort or something, heh.
But we found a great option, a waterproof, soft, silk bullet with four settings, at Babeland, which is a totally awesome, women-friendly, non-cheesy sex toy store that you should DEFINITELY visit if you live in/near or plan to visit NYC OR Seattle. There are a few locations. When we took it home and broke it out for the first time, he used it on me and combined it with various other sorts of stimulation and it was AWESOME...then we switched it up and used it on him!! Honestly, I don't know that we've ever had better sex than that day. It was really intimate...the toy wasn't REPLACING anything, just enhancing...and both of us ended up really satisfied. Since then, we've bought a lot more, various types of sex toys and have enjoyed them all. I'm really glad we introduced them. It has honestly revolutionized our sex life for the better. It's not because either of us were inadequate lovers or anything like that, and using them and having new, sexy experiences with each other has only brought us closer together.
Hopefully if your fiance wants you to give the most out of sex, he will come to accept the possibility of using toys in your sex life once you talk to him about why you'd like to use them. Talk to him about how this is a positive for HIM: they'll make you more satisfied with your sex life (and I don't know about you, but when I've gone too long without satisfying sex, I get grumpy and hard to deal with, heh), and you might even be able to use them on him for new, interesting sorts of stimulation like he's never experienced. A sex toy isn't a fill-in for inadequate lovemaking skills. It's not emasculating to bring into the bedroom something which a man's body simply is not physically capable of doing. It's just adding something extra, interesting, and special to your activities, mixing things up a little bit. Kind of like trying a new position, or warming lube, or something!
Good luck!
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