Darkfeather
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You both are technically correct, but are talking about two different effects of the violet wand. Direct contact, where the wand is used to touch the skin, would not produce a sensation without a gap. It needs a space for the static or plasma arc to travel. Some attachments are designed with their own built in gap, like the plasma ball or the glowing rods, that can touch the skin and still deliver sensations. But as a rule, direct contact stops when the distance is closed. Indirect contact, where the wand is connected to the subject, and a metal object is dragged across the skin can produce sensations even through direct contact. Because the sensation actually passes through the body, it can mimic a tens unit this way. As for insertables, it is true, they do make a heavier glass one for this purpose. And because it is gas filled, it does transfer some of the static sensation once insertion is made, though as I am not a female I cannot speak from personal experience. As for indirectly, anything conductive inserted would work, drawing the sensation through the body to it.
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