My friend Kristi loved anal sex, and she loved electrical play. She was terrified of the two together. The image in her mind was having her ass jolted, screaming.
Half an hour later, she was face-down on my bed, gurgling happily. The plug was smooth, and it had gone in warm and wet. I watched the plug move in her butt. “This is so relaxing,” she said.
I’ve done a fairly thorough overview of electrified vaginal plugs, and I thought I’d review some anal electrodes.
Feeling the music.
It’s called “synesthesia” when your senses blend together. You can taste music, or feel a smell, or hear a color. These are beautiful strange moments. A song might glow like a bright white light with darker green edges; a lover’s touch could become a deep note held for a long time.
That’s synesthesia.
For a while now I’ve been working on a music system. I call it the Synestheatre. The idea is simple: I want to play music for a woman so that she hears it and sees it and feels it, all through her body. Lie on your back, close your eyes, and let the music play you.
The Zeus Six-Channel Power Box
For anyone who has caught the electrosex fever, it’s an idea that’s almost irresistible: a single, centralized power box that will allow you to hook six different toys up to your buzzing victim. Six! One, in the pussy; two, in the ass; three, on the clit; four and five, on the nipples; and six, let’s say, across the butt cheeks.
That’s the image that was in my head when I bought the Zeus 6-Channel Power Box.
When I started exploring e-stim, I looked mostly at the toys for sale at large commercial sex-toy shops, like Extreme Restraints or Stockroom. I wasted plenty of money on cheap products made in China and resold with a massive markup by unethical companies like Rimba and Zeus. I wasted plenty of money on shiny but poorly designed products from companies like PES.
The Lightning Rod.
The Hitachi’s been giving women orgasms for many decades now. First introduced as a back massager, the Hitachi’s intense vibrations made many women go hmmm; soon they were going ohhh. Today we’re going to look at ways to make the Hitachi experience even better.
The devices we use to create erotic and sexual pleasure are an expression of our culture, as much as our cuisine and our music. Food and music occupy a place in our cultural discourse where sex machines fear to tread; people gather at parties to discuss a new restaurant. “Oh, it’s an Indian restaurant? I love navrattan korma!”
Many of the books and lecturers on human sexuality encourage the use of vibrators, but they’re discussed in a way that suggests discomfort on the side of the author or the lecturer. The speaker will mention categories, such as rabbit vibrators, bullet vibrators, and wand vibrators, and probably discuss the safety of various materials. Few of them will go into sensual detail, gushing about the magnificence of an experience, like a food critic might.
And that’s just vibrators. Present for decades in the cultural consciousness, vribrators and dildos are still an uneasy subject for writers and speakers. So what about the joys I explore? What about e-stim? What about suction devices and fucking machines?
Hefty, beautiful to behold, the Samurai shines. It catches the attention, sets sparks flying in the imagination. Rumors of its prowess have spread quietly along the corners of the kink world: the swingers, the BDSMers, the electrofetishists, all are intrigued by the allure of the Samurai.
But does it deserve its reputation?
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