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FantasyFanatic
You are on Eden, obviously. But do you talk about sex toys with your close friends? Do you make it a topic at parties and get togethers?
I personally don't. I grew up in a small town and grew up with a group of friends who already have this
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You are on Eden, obviously. But do you talk about sex toys with your close friends? Do you make it a topic at parties and get togethers?
I personally don't. I grew up in a small town and grew up with a group of friends who already have this "set in stone" idea of who I am, I think bringing up sex toys would shatter that picture and make things weird between us...
But thank god for eden, because I do like being able to openly share my thoughts about different toys :3
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Well, it's not like I'm a very active or over-experienced user... I can live without sex toys (while such things as body products, lingerie, lubes are much more important to me). But there is something to this field that attracts me more like a scholar so to speak
Sex toys market is very interesting in terms of marketing, psychology, sociology... Being on Eden and trying some things helps to understand it better and it's cool to be a part of it all.
And I also feel like knowing a lot about toys and an ability to speak openly about them is very important. It can be really useful. If more people are open about it, the whole attitude may change and the world may become more sex-positive.
I'm sharing this to show that it's not really important for me to discuss particular toys and my experiences with them, but my opinion and my attitude. And maybe my hobby of reviewing things
I've got one closest friend to discuss intimate details, though... while most of my friends know what I'm interested in anyway.
