Hey--still fairly new here, so I hope I'm not just repeating what I'm sure is an old, typical topic, but I could use some advice. I am still in search of my g-spot, something I've been exploring for a few months now, but with no luck. I can't find it with my own fingers, no matter how aroused I am, and I can't get assistance from my guy, unfortunately, because we won't be able to see each other until the winter due to our long distance relationship. I really want to find that elusive spot, and I really want to learn to ejaculate, if I'm capable of it. So, it would make sense to get a nice toy to practice on, right?

After owning several cheap vibrators and being underwhelmed with them all, except for a bullet, I now realize that you probably get what you pay for. Right now, I really want to save up my EdenPoints for a we-vibe or a similar couple's vibrator to take with me when I fly back to where my guy lives, and I'm hoping that the the g-spot addition to that lovely toy will do the trick for me, but I still want to try out a good, quality toy in the meantime. The problem is, I'm saving most of what I can get my hands on for when I return to that country, I work very part time, and I'm on a budget. What is a good budget g-spot vibrator? Should I just wait and save up to get a fancy one? Or are there things out there on the market that are both affordable, and good for a g-spot beginner? less

I was really surprised when I did go and try one of the cheaper plastic g spot vibes. The curves and little points do little for me, but something with a big bulb like the First Time G Spot Tulip actually works great. They vibrations may not be amazing, but I love the shape. less

I was really surprised when I did go and try one of the cheaper plastic g spot vibes. The curves and little points do little for me, but something with a big bulb like the First Time G Spot Tulip actually works great. They vibrations may not be amazing, but I love the shape. less