Can't Get Rabbit to Fit. Help, please!

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Can't Get Rabbit to Fit. Help, please!

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Contributor: NellietheRose NellietheRose
So, I just got this toy today in order to have some self-loving while my girlfriend's out of the country, but I realized, to my horror, that it didn't fit. It looks like such a lovely toy and I want it so badly (it looks so perfect and the vibrations are awesome), but I didn't realize how rigid it would be. The head is just to bulbous to fit.

Does anyone have any tips? Like...real techniques...not just "lots of lube" or "relax". I'd love to get this toy in somehow, but it hurts like a bitch just trying. Help?
12/05/2012
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Contributor: Beck Beck
I posted them the other day....Here. If you have questions...message me. I will be happy to help.
12/06/2012
Contributor: indiglo indiglo
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Originally posted by NellietheRose
So, I just got this toy today in order to have some self-loving while my girlfriend's out of the country, but I realized, to my horror, that it didn't fit. It looks like such a lovely toy and I want it so badly (it looks so perfect and the ... more
If this is purely an insertion/girth issue with the shaft, I'd say try to have an orgasm before inserting the bulbous head. If you are extra stimulated, it may make it easier for your body to accept the larger size.

At the end of the day, some toys are just too big to fit for some users. Unfortunately, that may end up being the case!
12/06/2012
Contributor: Taylor Taylor
When I can't fit a toy internally, I just use it as a clitoral vibrator. I know that's not how you would typically use a rabbit toy, but it's better than not using it at all.
12/06/2012
Contributor: Ciao. Ciao.
I'm male bodied, so I can't necessarily help you as directly here, but I will second that sometimes toys just don't work either because the size/angle/texture/mat erial just isn't compatible with your body. It's not a bad thing. Lube and arousal should help some, but you could also try "warming up" to the toy by using other toys (or your fingers) to get you a little more relaxed and ready for it. No guarantees, but if you want to make it work it's worth a shot.
12/06/2012
Contributor: Adriana Ravenlust Adriana Ravenlust
PAy more attention the next time you buy? Honestly, if you're turned on, maybe has an orgasm, use lube, there's not much more we CAN tell you. It's not like there's some secret to inserting things. Maybe.. try using other toys or sex first.
12/06/2012