Dreamless
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Hmm, am I the only one who's like, okay, so, dicks and fingers get stuck in all sorts of people and we don't boil and bleach those, leather whips can't be properly sterilized, but if I boil and bleach my expensive silicone and glass toy options I can't use them on multiple people? Pff no. When it comes to leather stuff I'd be much more inclined to hesitate over sharing. Collars have symbolism. Whips might draw fluid and can't be cleaned properly, though honestly those will probably be fine. And I won't buy any insertable toy that can't be sterilized to hell and back again, so while a vibrator which can't be boiled I might say is a one person only thing, I certainly wouldn't hesitate to use a strap-on for multiple partners assuming it'd been sterilized. I mean, real body parts? Those get cleaned with soap and water and who knows where they've been! While I have a certain squick factor when it comes to say, anything gel being used on multiple parties or any butt toys, I really couldn't say I have much in the way of a squick factor with anything that can be properly sanitized. You're gonna touch me with those hands? Those hands that you just pulled the bus stop bell with, pushed open the door with, pushed the elevator call button with, touched the stairwell handrail with, opened my door with, answered your phone with? Okay, just boil them and bleach them first, thanks! Pff no. I'd be more concerned about something leather that might have drawn blood than reusing a silicone, glass, or metal insertable. Theoretically, these could be thrown into an autoclave. If that's not good enough for you, never go to a hospital for procedures again. I'm fairly sure my viewpoint on what's actually squicky comes from this background. I would be 100% more squicked out by you handing me your cell phone than a sex toy that's been boiled. Phones are disgusting. Keyboards? Gross. If sex toys bother you on a purely germ level I highly suggest really thinking about who touches those things you touch on a regular basis in a vanilla life, like oh, cart handles, bus pull strings, door handles, public phones and keyboards. I guess I can understand on an emotional level why it would bother people, but man, those things out there in an environment not carefully controlled and picked by me are gross and we still go out there and touch them and interact with them and do our daily things. Cheers! And on the note of the 'connection with the person who made it', I have one handmade wooden toy and it definitely makes me think of the person who made it! I can definitely feel that. It's like a bit of them is in it.
< Message edited by Dreamless -- 4/30/2013 2:20:18 AM >
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