Did you know that the vibrator was created in the nineteenth century, at first for a variety of different reasons, but one of which was to help women deal with their “hysteria”. Doctors would actually apply a vibrator to a woman’s vulva, masturbate them, and hope to induce an orgasm and thereby calm the woman down. In fact, before the vibrator was created, doctors had been masturbating women for centuries as an aid for stress relief and other perceived problems. As you can imagine this was probably fairly ineffective (unless Racer X had been the doctor applying the treatment. He certainly would have had a booming practice) and so this use of the machine was short lived. The first vibrators in the early 19th century were steam powered; the first true electric vibrator was invented around 1902. Later on in the early twentieth century, the vibrator became quite popular in sales, being the fifth domestic item to be electrified, after the sowing machine, fan, tea kettle and toaster, and well before the vacuum cleaner and electric iron. At first it was marketed as an all around health device, used for massaging muscles in general. It was extremely popular, being advertised in such catalogs as Sears and Women’s Home Companion. However, increasingly it was being used in the porn of the time, and slowly the connection was made between the ostensible (innocent massage), and actual (female masturbation) purpose of the device. So from that point until at least until the 60’s it became an underground device. Of course today’s vibrators are quite common and accepted, but, remarkably, the sales of vibrators is still banned in some states today, mostly in the South and Midwest.

On the Taliban like banning of vibrator sales, to quote Dan Ireland, moral crusader for traditional American purity, or at least his fantasy of it:  “Sometimes you have to protect the public against themselves….These devices should be outlawed because they are conducive to promiscuity, because they promote loose morals and because they entice improper and potentially deadly behaviors…there is no moral way to use one of these devices.” I don’t think people are thinking of morality when they are pleasuring themselves with one of these devices. I have never met a woman who did not enjoy one, when given the opportunity to experiment. Mandy http://brightstormyday.wordpress.com/2010/10/22/go-watch-porn-use-your-vibrator/ will probably be the one exception.

One of my favorite things is to watch a woman masturbate, with a vibrator or not. Just knowing a particular girl masturbates is also a turn on. I am always curious as to what sort of thoughts goes through a girl’s head when she masturbates, and I have found each one is different. Some think more graphically, some more emotionally, most a combination of both. But this is for certain: a girl who masturbates is much more sexual and much more enjoyable in bed.

God I love sex!