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First in Series: Healthy Practices to make Boons out of your Sex Toys rather than Banes

Picking up the metaphorical torch [of sorts] from where we had left off the previous week, the first and foremost step to making Boons out of your Sex Toys and not Banes is having full knowledge of the materials of which your Sex Toys are made. However, knowing the stuff of your Sex Toys takes precedence no more than being able to tell whether or not they are suitable for the use to which you intend to put them.

It’s nowhere near news that some folks work common objects [mostly household ones] into makeshift Sex Toys termed ‘Pervertibles’ the way desperate plug-uglies improvise ‘Shivs’ out of whatever.

Wait, you know what a Shiv is, right? Of course, you do.

Let’s deal with ‘Pervertibles’ then.

Pervertibles are common household objects that [as the term already implies] can be ‘perverted’ for sexual use. They are of two major categories: the Spanking Pervertibles e.g. spatula, toothbrush, waist belt, hairbrush, carpet beater [which is uncommon and yet painful], paddles [such as ping pong paddle and sorority/frat paddle], flatware, towel [water-soaked], etc., and the Non-spanking Pervertibles: cooking oil, pins, chocolate, hot wax, whipped cream,ice cubes, bandannas and handkerchiefs [used as blindfolds and gags), gloves,feathers, lotion,nails, needles, fire, etc.

In simple words, a clit pump is a suction device that stimulates and increases the blood flow in the clit. They are usually made of a hose-like pump (cylindrical cup), and a hand pump. The cup is placed on the external area of the clit, and by pressing the hand pump a vacuum is formed within the cup that pulls blood into the clit.

Clit pumps are not only used for clits, but also for nipples – for the same reason. In turn, blood flow in the clit is the essential element for orgasm, and clit pumps make the process more fun and interesting.