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Myth: Sex toys are only for people who have a bad sex life, or no sex life. Fact: Never mind sex toy marketing and never mind sexual shame: any "kind of person" is the kind of person who might use a sex toy. In fact research on vibrator use suggests that people who use sex toys are more likely to be having other kinds of sex (with and without partners) than people who don't use sex toys. Given that 20-30% of people when asked say they have used sex toys at least once in their lives, it's hard to imagine they are all the same. Sex toys aren’t a crutch or a cure-all, they are an addition to sexual repertoire. Myth: Sex toys are addictive. Fact:Addiction implies harm, and there is nothing harmful about using sex toys (as long as they’re used properly). It’s true that people can become used to using sex toys, and even come to rely on them, but there is no “withdrawal” and anyone can easily get themselves back to masturbation or partner sex without sex toys. People who suggest that vibrator addiction is real tend to be people who think that any sex toy use is too much sex toy use. Myth: If a woman has a sex toy, she won’t need a man. Fact: First of all, women don't need men, period, end of sentence. Now that we got that out of the way, not all women want to have sex with men. And then when we finally come to heterosexual women who do choose to have sex with men, we need to accept that sex toys are not replacements for people. A sex toy won’t make you breakfast, or cuddle, or tell you how much it loves you. Many men are intimidated by sex toys because they have been raised to think the most important thing about them can be found between their legs. This myth about male sexuality sinks in early and as a result most men are insecure about their sexual value. When a man says he doesn't want his female partner to get a sex toy because then she won't "need him" it's time for a conversation about what exactly he thinks their relationship is about. Myth: Guys only use sex toys because they can’t get any “real” sex. Fact: This one is a gendered extension of the first myth. Most people can imagine the clichéd man in a raincoat, buying the “masturbator” and watching porn in his basement while masturbating. The reality is that millions of men use sex toys. In one study 21% of respondents reported using toys both when they are in relationships and single. The best way for a man to become a better lover is to learn more about his own sexual response, and sex toys can be crucial tools in that learning curve. Myth: Sex toys make sex less natural. Fact: The idea that there is a kind of "natural" sex that is better or more proper than other kinds of sex is one of the most pernicious lies we're told about sex. Is drawing less “natural” when we use a pencil and paper? Is painting more “natural” if we use our own blood, rather than paint? Of course not. Yet sex is somehow less “natural” if we use tools and toys to make it different. Sex toys are animated not by batteries but by our imaginations, and using sex toys is as natural as the people using them. Myth: There are bad sex toys and good sex toys. Fact: With the exception of a few sex toys that pose obvious risks, there is no such thing as a good or bad sex toy. Sex toys are whatever we do with them. A vibrator that would be too strong, too heavy, and painful for one person might be perfect for another. A dildo that feels sticky and looks weird to one, might be the ideal shape, size and texture for another. The trick is to find the sex toy that’s right for you. But most sex toys will be good for some people, and bad for others. Myth: The more you pay for a sex toy, the better it is. Fact: A $6 vibrator might give you more pleasure than a $300 vibrator. More expensive sex toys should last longer, be made of better materials, and maybe come from smaller, more ethically-run companies, but they won’t necessarily feel better or give you more pleasure. Sex toys are like most other commercial products: budget or generic versions will likely do the trick as well as brand name versions, and more often than not, that’s all we’re looking for. Myth: Sex toys are kinky. Fact: Words like kinky and “normal” are relative and while they may govern what you feel comfortable talking about (or doing) in public, the sooner you realize that everyone is kinky (in one way or another) behind closed doors, the happier and less stressful your sex life will be. Sex toys don’t make sex kinky, and using them doesn’t “say” anything about the kind of person you are, other than the fact that you’re the kind of person who feels worthy of sexual pleasure. Which is a highly respectable reputation to have in any social circle. Myth: Sex toys can cause damage to your body. Fact: People who would rather you not use sex toys at all come up with a variety of arguments for why they are bad. They’re addictive, they're weird, and if you use them you can ruin yourself for “real sex”. For starters, “real sex” is any kind of sex you’re having or thinking about having. There is no evidence whatsoever that sex toys can damage or harm your sexual sensitivity or genitalia. Of course you could always poke out an eye if you don’t use your sex toy properly, but the same is true of your can opener, and no one’s telling you to throw that away.

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