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Male/female refer to sexual identity. Man/woman/nonbinary refer to gender identity. They're not the same thing. People in Western cultures, however, treat them like the same thing because they're used to their cultures being cis-normative. That doesn't apply to people like Kathoey and Native...

So is your interaction with transwomen strictly sexual? "Hot" doesn't apply to transwomen in settings like the workplace, church, politics, parenting, etc.

Anecdotal observations don't change the cultural reality- https://www.quora.com/Why-do-most-trans-people-find-the-word-shemale-offensive https://www.thepinknews.com/2018/04/19/shemale/ https://glaad.org/reference/trans-terms/...

A quarter of semen is created in the prostate and a small amount in the Cowper's glands.

Not only is that toy made from unsafe materials but Hankey's Toys makes larger dildos, available in black.

Get a strapon harness and place it around a chair. Or consider getting a fucking machine, but those are much more expensive.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Luxembourg

Ignore any dildos that aren't made from premium silicone. The cheaper ones are novelty items made from materials that are not only unsafe for the body but will break down over time. Silicone can be sterlized between uses. I second the recommendation for Vixen Creations (...

I'm guessing none of the women involved in this thread practice fisting. Doing that without lube is a bad idea.

The items I have that are manufactured by EdenFantasys are ok but not great. Since you're in Australia, you might want to check out Nikki Darling, Passion Fruit, and Geeky Sex Toys. For links and discount codes, see https://heyepiphora.com/epiphora-approved-sex-toy-shops/

It's translucent (cheap jelly rubber)- you probably should avoid using it. Remove the bullet vibrator and find other uses for that.

Products manufactured by EdenFantasys tend to be cheap but the material listed should be accurate. (Note: The products are just made in China and branded as EdenFantasys.) The reviews on the site's product pages should be useful but the site has nowhere near as much activity as it did ten years ago.

Take the next step and slide another one in her ass.

I already posted a link about that. The labelling is bullshit: Doc Johnson has had multiple scandals over the years. They make products that contain "Sil-a-Gel" and "UR3" so they're obviously not committed to producing body-safe toys. Some of their "phthalate-free" products have been shown...

For anyone shopping around, there are more manufacturers of silicone dildos than Mr Hankey and Vixen. Some popular and reliable ones are Tantus, Fun Factory, Uberrime, and New York Toy Collective. Browse around for even more at reputable sexual wellness stores...

Yup, increments of 1/8" to 1/4" are a good idea. Even when a woman has worked her way up to larger toys, smaller toys won't be a waste. She won't always be in the mood for the larger toys. Or she'll prefer different sizes for vaginal use vs anal use, double penetration, or deep throating. To...

That's a novelty item made out of PVC, which isn't body-safe. In various parts of the world, PVC is a banned ingredient for children's toys and dog toys. Sex toys, however, unfortunately are almost entirely unregulated. Even if you don't care about health, PVC sex toys melt over time...

I'd think that Hankey's would have several models in the 9-10" range. If you're interested in fantasy toys, have you looked at Bad Dragon? If you ever decide to go past 6" circumference, the Cutler X dildo is a fun model, 11.25" insertable...

If anyone reading this thread isn't already aware of body-safe toy materials, stick to platinum-grade silicone. Avoid PVC, TPR, TPE, jelly rubber, Ultraskyn, and various other cheap materials. Unsafe materials can expose the body to chemicals, including phthalates. Feel a burning sensation from...

Sliquid's a good choice. When you use lubricants on mucous membranes, you want a lube that has a proper pH. For vaginal use, the pH should be around 4.5; for anal use, 5.5 - 7. Lubes should also be iso-osmotic with the membrane. KY Jelly is hyperosmotic. Many gynecologists still use and...