Vibrators and other vibrating sex toys come in many shapes and sizes, but many fans of the love egg swear by their particular benefits. They're curved in a way that makes them an excellent choice for clitoral stimulation, and they're small enough to be versatile - meaning they can be worked into a couple's sex life as well as enhancing masturbation and other solo play. If you've never tried a love egg, they're well worth a shot. Basic models also tend to be inexpensive, making them an affordable way to introduce yourself to battery-powered sex toys and a new kind of clitoral stimulation.
Originally, the 60s concept of 'free love' centred around the idea that monogamy was unnatural (especially for men) and that everyone should be free to act out their fantasies. This was a great idea, but it came with some drawbacks: for one thing it wasn't a feminist movement in the way we'd expect now, and for another it was mostly put to bed by the AIDS crisis.
That's not to say that free love is dead - far from it! Swingers, polyamorists and non-monogamous folk of all types are still upholding the best of the principles of the original 1960s trailblazers - it's just that now we're doing it with more feminist ideals, awareness to sex-positivity and a much better understanding of safer sex.
Polyamory, which translated means 'many loves', is a kind of open relationship in which people have more than one partner at a time. For many, these relationships are serious and ongoing, with a whole lot of love in them - after all, love is not a finite resource. It's not that people who consider themselves polyamorous don't feel jealousy or conflict, but that they choose to deal with those emotions in different ways - by dealing with them rather than by stamping out the cause of them. While many kinky people and fetishists are also polyamorous, polyamory isn't a fetish; it's a lifestyle choice and a relationship orientation.
Calling all foodies, kitchen rebels, and snack lovers. This is your hub to share recipes, cooking wins (or fails), and foodie obsessions — from daily dinners to spicy specialties. Want to focus on one cuisine? Start a new group and dig in.
Love films, but not just the adult kind? This group is for chatting about mainstream movies, indie gems, documentaries, and the art of cinema — no explicit content here. Share reviews, recommendations, and film nerd joy (clothed).
Fetish is global — and so are we. This group is for sharing perspectives across cultures: how we play, love, connect, and express identity around the world. Respectful dialogue only — curiosity, not judgment.
Always packing rope next to your passport? This group is for wanderlust-driven fetishists who love to explore the world — and maybe the local scene too. Share travel tips, events, destinations, and connect with fellow globetrotters.
From dark academia to magical realms and mythic creatures — this group is for everyone who gets lost in books (and maybe develops a crush on a morally questionable character). Share your favorite fantasy reads, book recs, and plot obsessions.
This group is specifically targeted for dance only! From a tap, dab, wiggle or a flip! All styles of dance are welcome here and only for dance! (No exotic!)