Sexual Practices

Dildos - Vaginal

Dildos designed for vaginal penetration and stimulation. Short Explanation: "Receiving" means you are penetrated vaginally with a dildo; "Giving" means you use it for vaginal stimulation.

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Vaginal Dildo Selection and Use

Vaginal dildos offer penetrative pleasure with complete control over depth, angle, and pace. Whether for solo exploration, partner play, or BDSM scenes, understanding how to select and use vaginal dildos maximizes satisfaction while ensuring safety.

Anatomy Considerations

The vagina angles backward—toys should follow this natural direction. Depth preferences vary; average vaginal depth is 3-7 inches when aroused, but not everyone enjoys deep penetration. G-spot targeting requires upward curve. Cervix sensitivity varies—some enjoy contact, others find it painful.

Selection Guide

First dildos should be moderate size—around 1-1.25" diameter and 5-6" length. Material firmness affects sensation dramatically. Realistic textures provide different experience than smooth. Consider whether partner simulation or unique sensation is the goal.

BDSM Integration

Power exchange uses include: Dominant-controlled penetration, forced orgasm sequences, size training protocols, and objectification through wearing insertables. Mounting options enable hands-free use during bondage. Multiple simultaneous dildos create intensity in appropriate scenes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need lubricant for vaginal dildo use?

Natural lubrication may suffice, but additional lubricant often improves experience. Use water-based with silicone toys. Don't hesitate to add lube—there's no "should" about natural moisture.

Can dildo use affect future sexual function?

No. The vagina is muscular and elastic; toy use doesn't cause lasting changes to sensation or function. Myths about "stretching" or "desensitization" aren't anatomically accurate.

What's the difference between dildos and vibrators?

Dildos don't vibrate—they provide penetration only. Some people prefer the simplicity and natural sensation; others want vibration. They serve different purposes and preferences.

How do I find my G-spot with a dildo?

The G-spot is located on the front vaginal wall, 1-3 inches inside. Curved dildos with upward angle reach it best. It feels slightly ridged compared to surrounding tissue. Not everyone finds G-spot stimulation pleasurable.

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