Whichever partner is interested in exploring anal penetration will find this as friendly and as unimposing as you could hope. The jelly build is soft and flexible, so nobody should tense or squirm if the pace dodges out of the comfort zone. It's also thin, maybe a finger and a bit in diameter, which means it should be comfortable in most cases.

That's all to illustrate that this works for singles or couples investigating, suggesting, and hopeful of anal play in their life. You know who you are, and if you want an introductory toy that shouldn't be intimidating, this is one of the most efficient.

As is always the case, lube and patience are additional requirements, but when it gets to the insertion, this shouldn't cause any shocks. Of course, your experience may vary. This whole show should keep it a part of the party vault for a few weeks as you explore this aspect, and as you move from simple limited insertion, it does have the flexibility to move around to set up an elevation to more advanced toys.

The flip side is that more advanced users will find its wobbly structure too soft, and realize there is no greater flexibility than keeping it inserted. It does hold lube well, it will simply slip in, but once there the onus is on you to keep it more than just a plug. It's not easy to vibrate yourself, and so serves functionally as a simple precursor to broader, more active toys (of which there are many). This might work, but if you're looking for more motion or activity, you need to look elsewhere.

But its key target is, and shouldn't be embarrassed by, those who are new to this play style, and want a funny, floppy toy that won't last for years, but will likely live on as the memorable "oh, you remember when we started trying this with that soft toy?"