Introduction to Vibrators:
Complete selection of Vibrators
While the saying goes that a diamond is a girl’s best friend, these girls obviously haven’t been introduced to a vibrator. A vibrator refers to any sex toy that vibrates, but when most ladies refer to their vibrator, they are talking about a vibrating dildo. The vibrating dildo is shaped much like a man’s erect penis and functions the same (only it won’t go soft right when you’re about to come!)
The two main types of vibrators are outlet-powered and battery-powered vibrators. While both work the same way, they have important advantages and disadvantages that should be addressed. Outlet-powered vibrators are great because they last longer and they never run out of juice right when you’re about to have an orgasm. Of course, the disadvantage is the limited mobility you’ll have to move around and the annoying cord dragging behind it. Battery-powered units obviously give you more mobility and perform the same way. However, the batteries will ultimately fail and often at just the wrong time.
While many women consider vibrators as simply a substitute for real sex, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Vibrators are great to use during intercourse and foreplay and can increase the sensation for both you and your partner. For example, using a vibrator anally will produce a pleasing vibration that your partner will feel while inside you. They can also be used to stimulate the clitoris during intercourse.
Vibrators are also great for helping women to reach the Holy Grail of female pleasure, the G-spot. While the G-spot is not pleasurable for all women, it is for many and vibrators offer a great way to reach it. The G-spot is located in the forward wall of your vagina and thus is often not stimulated directly from normal intercourse. A vibrator with a curved head however may perfectly hit the G-spot and lead to some memorable orgasms. | 
