We two and a sex toy!

"Is something wrong in using sex toys?", Wonders one NewFokka reader. "I do not know how to get into discussion topic with my boyfriend who became a deja vu in the bedroom", it complains, explaining that he wants to get out of "routine unbearable. How to approach the subject without her lover to feel offended? NF comes with tips.

Sex toys are not contrary to morals way property and the Stone Age is over long ago. But it is imperative to speak before you buy a toy, to avoid inconvenience of any kind.

The approach of the subject may be varied, from the attitude of "What would it be if ..." "I would love ...", "Last night I dreamed ..." to "I have a gift for us ..." or "Go or both separately and try to surprise each other ... "etc..

Even though sex toys are associated with solitary activity, in fact they are especially important ingredients in the life of the couple. Most sex toys are divided into two groups - sex toys for men and sex toys for women.

Your partner should not feel offended in any way, but if you feel self-esteem and confidence in his masculinity is not his strong points is obigatoriu torque simultaneous introduction of both kinds of toys.

Rings ... for mans!

If You want to make a special gift and you gave your beloved winter in a sex shop, I advise you to be wary of. Some are more complicated than they seem at first sight, so it would be well documented before you give free rein fantasies!

Penis rings are made of steel or rubber and resembles a garnish or an adjustable belt material. They sit in the penis idea to keep a strong erection. How it works?

Well, ring "strangle" male sex organ, preventing blood flow out of the penis, once entered in this area. Make sure to sit it on its intended place before the penis to harden! Finally, many men enjoy pleasant sensations generated by the pressure exerted by the ring on the penis and scrotum.

Tips for use:

- Never use them if you take aspirin, anticoagulants or other drugs for blood thinning;
- That prevents blood flow, the rings are not suitable for men who have problems with clotting, bleeding easily, suffer from neurological or vascular disease;
- Caution is advised for those with diabetes;
- Does not apply to areas inflamed, infected or desensitizing;
- No longer use if you notice discomfort, pain, bruises, bleeding or desensitisation to first use;
- Rings are not used as a treatment for impotence!