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This is one of those bittersweet toys that you want to love, but only can if you overlook some significant flaws. It's got the size, the material, the durability, and the price to be a great addition to any toy collection. On the down-side, it's difficult to insert due to the flexibility of the shaft. If you decide this one is for you, make sure you've got someone on hand to help with inserting and removing so you can focus on the sensation instead of the logistics.Published: October 8, 2008
Pros:
sturdy construction, large handle, very durable
Cons:
shaft bends upon insertion
At first glance, the Love Pacifier has a lot going for it - especially if, like me, you enjoy exploring and you’re on the fence about whether or not to invest in stainless steel. The Njoy line really is extraordinary, but that sort of craftsmanship comes with a price tag that makes me think twice.
The design is almost identical to the Njoy plugs. At 1.5”, the Love Pacifier’s diameter is exactly the same as the large Pure plug. I very much enjoy anal play and have been curious about my ability to handle that thick of a plug. It’s also made of silicone composites, which adds a certain firmness and solidity that I like in my anal toys.
On paper, it’s a great toy. In practice, however, the Love Pacifier turned out to be a poor fit with what I was looking for.
I began masturbating and fantasizing about inserting this bad boy where the sun doesn’t shine. So far, so good. I began stimulating my anus with a lubricated finger, put some Astroglide on the Love Pacifier, and began to insert it. What I had thought would be one of the best parts of the experience became a real pain in the butt (no pun intended).
The toy’s shaft is made of the same silicone composite that the rest of the toy is. What that means when it comes to using the toy is that it’s very, very flexible. It was impossible for me to insert the toy simply by gently pushing at my anus. Instead, I had to hold the head in my fingers and guide it in with quite a bit of pressure. It wasn’t unpleasant, but it certainly did feel like a lot of hassle and a lot of work.
Once inside, it was fine. Not great. I didn’t feel as much pressure as I anticipated and that sense of fullness wasn’t there - I assume, in part, because the material is so light. This might be one of those situations where the journey is better than the destination. Once the Love Pacifier arrived at its port of call, I was left asking... Is that it?
All of that having been said, all the reservations I have about the Love Pacifier have to do more with my personal preferences than the toy itself.
It’s very well made and extremely durable. To test out the material strength, I held the Pacifier’s head in one hand and pulled on the handle with the other. There was no stretching or tearing of the material even with strong, sustained pulling. I also twisted the handle about 270-degrees around the base. Again, there was stretching and bending, but no sense that the material would in any way break.
The advanced Love Pacifier wasn’t my thing, but it’s not a bad toy. Its large handle, design, and sturdy craftsmanship have a lot going for if this butt plug’s particular quirks are what you enjoy in your anal toys.
The design is almost identical to the Njoy plugs. At 1.5”, the Love Pacifier’s diameter is exactly the same as the large Pure plug. I very much enjoy anal play and have been curious about my ability to handle that thick of a plug. It’s also made of silicone composites, which adds a certain firmness and solidity that I like in my anal toys.
On paper, it’s a great toy. In practice, however, the Love Pacifier turned out to be a poor fit with what I was looking for.
I began masturbating and fantasizing about inserting this bad boy where the sun doesn’t shine. So far, so good. I began stimulating my anus with a lubricated finger, put some Astroglide on the Love Pacifier, and began to insert it. What I had thought would be one of the best parts of the experience became a real pain in the butt (no pun intended).
The toy’s shaft is made of the same silicone composite that the rest of the toy is. What that means when it comes to using the toy is that it’s very, very flexible. It was impossible for me to insert the toy simply by gently pushing at my anus. Instead, I had to hold the head in my fingers and guide it in with quite a bit of pressure. It wasn’t unpleasant, but it certainly did feel like a lot of hassle and a lot of work.
Once inside, it was fine. Not great. I didn’t feel as much pressure as I anticipated and that sense of fullness wasn’t there - I assume, in part, because the material is so light. This might be one of those situations where the journey is better than the destination. Once the Love Pacifier arrived at its port of call, I was left asking... Is that it?
All of that having been said, all the reservations I have about the Love Pacifier have to do more with my personal preferences than the toy itself.
It’s very well made and extremely durable. To test out the material strength, I held the Pacifier’s head in one hand and pulled on the handle with the other. There was no stretching or tearing of the material even with strong, sustained pulling. I also twisted the handle about 270-degrees around the base. Again, there was stretching and bending, but no sense that the material would in any way break.
The advanced Love Pacifier wasn’t my thing, but it’s not a bad toy. Its large handle, design, and sturdy craftsmanship have a lot going for if this butt plug’s particular quirks are what you enjoy in your anal toys.
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Thoughts on how to get rid of that seam?
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I know the seam is a bother for some people who have this, so I was trying to think of a way to fix it. Sanding it, even if you sand it with a very fine grit, would leave scratches, which could gather bacteria... So I'm stumped. Maybe melting it slightly at the seam and smoothing it down while still hot? I'm not sure how silicone reacts to that.
I guess you could also take a straight edge razor to it and shave it off.
If anyone else has suggestions, that would be awesome :) -
If it's pure silicone it will not melt with fire.
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Ah the dreaded seam. :@
I always start by trying to grab it and pull it off depending on how big it is. My Ridge Rider had a bunch around the ridges that easily pulled right off.
The only thing I have found to work is a brand new razor blade (Scalpel is better) and a careful hand. Problem is it is to easy to cut into the rest of the toy. The seam will try and fold over requiring more pressure. Once it does start to cut, you have gone to far. :(
If you have a Dremel with a small sanding attachment that may work a bit better than sandpaper. But like you say it will leave scratches that could be worse than the seam. Thankfully silicone is non porous throughout so you would just need to make sure to clean those areas good. A old toothbrush works great.
Fire from a lighter typically will not melt it. Even if it did it may leave it hard and probably rough.
You really have to decide if the seam is a bother or if you can live with it. In the case of the Pacifier, I can not feel it during use so I left it alone.
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It is a nice design. Would probably be better in pure silicone, though, for cleanliness as well as texture. Nice review!
I agree that the design is great, but I don't know what to think about comparing silicone composites to silicone. Cleaner? Definitely. Better texture? I assume so.
The only thing that really compensated for my problems with the toy - the flexibility of the stem and absence of any weight to it - was its price. Had it had those problems and come with the price tag of silicone toys... I think I would have been more than just a bit irritated.
so do u think it is better than njoy?
please somebody answer my question..!!! thanks...