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The Frisky Fairy herself, Rebecca Hiles, and the intellectual homosexual, Lucas Brooks AKA Lucky charming,…
The female G-spot is regularly evoked in pop culture. Does it is exist? Doesn’t it?…
Sasha insisted that the Nexus Vibro has a microchip in it. “Why?” I asked. She…
I’m new to anal play and anal stimulation. I’m exactly the market that the Nexus…
Let me preface by saying how fucking crazy awesome it is to be a dude who can get past the social taboo that it’s wrong to have your ass played with. Why leave so many nerve endings out of life’s sexual adventures? I mean, once you toss religion out, there’s no logical reason to ignore that region of the body. Okay, maybe it’s “dirty.” But, what isn’t a little grimy when it comes to sex? I thought it was part of the fun… and now that you’re somewhat turned off, I’ll focus on the task at hand.
Last week I reviewed the Nexus G-Rider, one of two silicone toys sent to us by Nexus for review. Being the most adventurous (prostately speaking) of our male writers, I opted to take the two largest Nexus toys, the G-Rider and the Gyro, giving the other three out to two brave souls. I’ve never been shy about prostate stimulation as you’ve heard in my stories about Marilyn and our Feeldoe. So, like the G-Rider, this is made of high grade silicone and can be boiled, put in the dishwasher, or rubbed with alcohol to disinfect it after use, and when we’re talking about an anal toy, this is an important factor.
First and foremost, like any silicone toy, this baby is SOFT and smooth. It’s shaped sort of like a fat bent finger, with a base that flairs out in two curved directions to keep the G-Rider in place. The front flair has little nubs on it for stimulation of the perineum while the back is a “handle for manual intervention” but I personally couldn’t get a real grip on it.
A simple admission that will hold most men in contempt is that they enjoy butt-play.…