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Post by Anandrine on Sept 25, 2016 12:55:41 GMT -5
Since we're on the topic of dildoes/strap-ons and I've literally never seen one in person (Nobody I know has one ??), how soft are they? They always look so painfully hard, like made of hard plastic or something, or are there different materials? :'D yeah, there are different materials! cheapo dildos/vibrators (like $20 kind) are more likely to be made of hard plastic and those should be avoided bc they are not that great, lol. sometimes they are also made of glass, which i haven't tried, but i i think one of the pros is it's super easy to do temperature play with those. glass also tends to be on the higher end price-wise from what i've seen. silicone is much more common and more comfortable, and can come in a variety of softness/hardness. some are totally hard/solid but have a velvety/sueded coating on the outside which makes it more pleasant. something newer is dual-density silicone or vixskin, which means the outside is really soft "flesh-like" silicone (for example, it's soft enough that you can actually squeeze it some) but inside there is a stronger core to keep it from just going "flop" lol. |
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Post by lindy on Sept 25, 2016 14:07:30 GMT -5
Since we're on the topic of dildoes/strap-ons and I've literally never seen one in person (Nobody I know has one ??), how soft are they? They always look so painfully hard, like made of hard plastic or something, or are there different materials? :'D it varies; for example the glass ones are rigid, but lots of the silicone ones can have a good amount of give. Silicone is probably the most popular material. |
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Post by futchdyke on Sept 25, 2016 14:11:34 GMT -5
Since we're on the topic of dildoes/strap-ons and I've literally never seen one in person (Nobody I know has one ??), how soft are they? They always look so painfully hard, like made of hard plastic or something, or are there different materials? :'D Hm I mean you want a certain amount of stiffness so it actually does what you want it to but depending on the amount of money youre putting down some are definitely softer than others and cheaper ones tend to be more rigid but either or works fine if youre properly aroused (excluding some who have medical conditions who probably already know this). If you're nervous using one the first time 1) dont try it first during sex masturbate with it and 2) lubricant helps! Water based is the safest with rubber/silicone. ((Also you may or may not be thinking about glass dildos which are a whole other story and really i cant fathom using one beyond masturbation)) |
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