Vibrators… Not Just For Women

Girls just wanna have fun, but so do guys, and outside of Captain Lou Albano, us guys have had it tough when it comes to vibrators. Well weep no more gentlemen, the Guybrator is a real thing.

Salon (link below) is highlighting a few of the latest models from this no longer underground phenomenon...

Sex educator Charlie Glickman, the co-author of "The Ultimate Guide to Prostate Pleasure," who worked at Good Vibrations for 16 years, said, "A lot of women would pick up one of the floor models, put their finger inside and get this look of amazement on their face and say something like, ‘For the first time, I actually do wish I had a penis.'"

Prostate massagers such as The Pulse (above) are gaining in popularity. Plus they make your dick look like Darth Vader...

The toy works by stimulating the frenulum, a sensation Lewis discovered at age 10 "completely by accident in my grandparents' swimming pool." He'd long wanted to design a vibrator for men to mimic this sensation, but was uncertain about the response. "I didn't think any other guy would be interested in it because nothing like it existed." Yet at the encouragement of a friend, now his partner in the company, he decided to give it a whirl, and says they've sold 10,000 in their first six months.

This movement is coming out of the back alleys and heading... well, maybe that was a bad analogy, but you get the idea. There's a plethora of products available for the discriminating man who wants to move away from cock rings and start getting serious about their pleasure...

Lovehoney's Edge line, which includes a penis pump and "stamina ring;" Aneros prostate massagers; Tenga masturbation eggs; cock rings; and perhaps the most well known, the Fleshlight and its gay male-oriented line, Fleshjack, which has to be credited with humor points for its Count Cockula, complete with "soft, vampire mouth."

So fellas, hide in the shadows no more. Crank up Born to Be Alive, drop your drawers, and strap on one of these new devices.

Via Salon