(December 4, 2018 at 9:13 am)onlinebiker Wrote: That's sorta the point here.
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Most people will be absolutely repulsed by the idea of buying a used dildo. But this isn't born of logic, but emotionalism.
Consider - Do you insist that your sex partner is a virgin? Most people don't these days. So why is that OK, but a used sex toy is "dirty"?
If cleanliness is the issue - remember that at best - the most your partner can do is use soap and water to clean their "equipment".
A dildo - you can wash - soak overnight in bleach, peroxide, ammonia, or alcohol - or all four. You can even stick it in an autoclave, and make it as sterile as surgical equipment.
Try that with your boyfriend's pecker.
Price wise -- a garage sale would be cheaper than most anywhere else. I haven't seen one at a garage sale - but it's sort of an uptight neighborhood around here.
I'd imagine if you hit a garage sale in the Mission District in San Francisco - you'd probably find a dildo or two. So - in theory at least -- you'd be better off buying at a garage sale rather than a retail environment.
And - as far as privacy - you'd be better off in a retail environment - or a garage sale - than you would online shopping -- where buying a dildo is likely to get you inundated with some really tacky spam - that you certainly wouldn't want your kids seeing.
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Thus - logic dictates something contrary to the usual response.
Isn't it also logical to accept that we have evolved biological instincts related to hygiene? We're not computers. We're evolved organisms.
