Mood passionate - rabbit vibrator discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by VieuxCarre

The mood passionate vibrator is a dual stimulating vibrator that is designed to stimulate the g-spot as well as the clitoris. If you are new to using rabbit vibrators, this vibrator is a great starting tool for you. The vibrations are far from intimidating and provide a soft, sensual massage to both the g-spot and the clitoris at the same time. The size of the shaft is not intimidating as well so if you have not inserted toys vaginally before, this one will not cause much pain upon insertion. This rabbit is perfect for discreet pleasure as the vibrations are soft and not overbearing noise wise.

Flexible silicone makes up the shaft and the clitoral stimulator of the vibrator. The shaft itself is a bit slender near the base leading up to the tip of the motor. The rest of the shaft leading to the head flares out a bit and actually has a little bump on the underside of the shaft where the tip of the motor rests. This added bump, however, does not add any extra stimulation whatsoever. The head of the shaft is curved a bit to gently massage the g-spot once it has been fully inserted.

The clitoral stimulator is designed much like the shaft, only a bit smaller as it rests solely on the clitoris. The motor in this portion ends about halfway between the head and the base of the stimulator, the head flaring out a bit to enhance stimulation and pleasure.

The silicone is extremely soft and flexible which makes it great for beginners; however, the silicone is a bit plush and absorbs a lot of the sound from the motors as well as the vibrations. If you find yourself needing rather intense stimulation to find pleasure, this rabbit may not be for you.

Honestly, the design of this vibrator did didly squat for me. Keep in mind that I am a woman who needs hard vibrations to get off. I will say, though, that having not had intercourse for a while or real sexual play led me to like this vibrator a bit more than I originally thought.

For those of you out there who have rather tight vaginal muscles, the shaft of the mood passionate will not push too hard against your muscles and cause a bit of pain upon insertion. I have this problem quite a bit with vibrators upon insertion, but the flexible shaft of the passionate made insertion a breeze. The soft silicone, with the aid of a bit of water based lubricant, slipped right in with no problems or stress. If you are worried about stretching the muscles and causing unnecessary pain, definitely invest in this vibrator. I'm telling you, it's amazing how little pain I felt.

As far as the design of the head, I found that it did not hit my g-spot as I had hoped it would. The fact that it is rather flat on the underside and rounded at the tip did not leave much room for me to manipulate it to find my spot. Keep in mind, though, that not every woman's spot is in the same place. Mine happens to be rather deep in there and hard to hit most of the time. The clitoral stimulator, on the other hand, hit my clit just right and, well, helped me gain a bit more pleasure while using this toy.

If you're looking to travel, proceed with caution as this vibrator looks and feels like a sex toy. If you decide to take this with you on vacation, make sure you store it in your suitcase beneath a few pieces of clothing so that it can be hidden should someone unexpected rifle through your belongings. This vibrator is about 8" long, so it's not real easy to hide, so I suggest putting it under your pillow or in a dresser drawer if you do not live alone.

Let's get down to the nitty gritty. If you haven't figured it out already, this rabbit vibrates. But, how do you make it work? At the base of the mood passionate there is a kind of ovular shape with two buttons. With the buttons facing up, turn the cap counterclockwise and lift to reveal the battery chamber. Insert two AAA batteries in and replace the cap, turning clockwise to secure it to the base of the vibrator.

To turn on the vibrator, press the power button located beneath the button that looks like a reading from a medical machine. You know, the ones with all the jumpy lines. Once you turn the vibrator on you can cycle through ten different vibration settings. There are three steady settings which range from soft, medium, and hard. Along with these settings are a series of different pulsating sensations that range from soft and slow to hard and steady. I find it easier to insert the shaft into the vagina once the vibrations have started so that the added stimulation will aid in me producing my own lubrication to make insertion a bit easier. The vibrations are located directly in the heads of both the g-spot and clitoral stimulator. There is no vibration that I felt in the shaft of either of these portions of the toy. The lack of vibration in the shaft leaves the rest of the vagina unstimulated and can lead to a longer time period of achieving the orgasm desired. Once you have achieved orgasm, or lack thereof in my case, simply press the power button on the vibrator to turn it off.

The mood passionate is also waterproof, though I found the vibrations to be even weaker when submerged and in use. I'm not sure if I have a faulty model or not, but honestly, if you need hard vibrations to get off, I'd invest in another toy. Those of you out there who are beginners, though, may enjoy this toy immensely and, honestly, it's probably one of the best purchases you can make to start your collection.

After playtime is over, you should care for the mood passionate by cleaning it with warm water and soap. Silicone is non-porous, so it is able to be sterilized just by performing a simple cleaning routine. You can use toy cleaner if you prefer to as well. Once clean, you can store the mood passionate amongst your other toys, in your side table drawer, or wherever you desire to place your toys when not in use.

If you use lubricant with this vibrator, only use water based lubricant. Using silicone based will destroy the material of the vibrator. There is nothing worse than a deformed vibrator that no longer works like it used to.