Taser

Shockingly electric fun with tasers

What is a taser?

How do you use a taser safely?

Is it a taser or a stun gun?

Can a taser leave marks on the skin?

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Shockingly electric fun with tasers

If you say 'taser', an image of law enforcement officers jumps to mind. But there are tasers (also known as stun guns) made for and used for all kinds of kinky pleasure. Electro sex play is lots of fun, but some people don't like the feel of tens stimulation, or their skin is too sensitive to violet wands to enjoy that play. It's still possible to enjoy the thrill of zapping electric with the short bursts given by a taser. Just a couple of spots hitting the skin means the pain is intense but limited to a small area. A lot of the fun is in the fear play, and the anticipation of pain can be delightful in itself!

What is a taser?

Taser is actually a brand name but has become the most used name to refer to stun guns. Tasers for kink purposes are stun guns or sticks, designed to give an intense, high voltage shock in one spot.

How do you use a taser safely?

It's essential to never use stun guns on people who have pacemakers or diabetic pumps as the shock can stop them from working. Also, people with heart problems or who've had strokes should avoid electro sex play too. Make sure your equipment is working and don't hold the tip to the person's skin for too long.

Is it a taser or a stun gun?

Technically it's a stun gun as taser is a brand name, but it's what has come into everyday language use. Sometimes it's referred to as a zapper, as it gives a nasty zap of electric and makes a zapping noise on contact with skin.

Can a taser leave marks on the skin?

Yes, not always but it can leave little red marks, the longer the stun gun is held to the skin, the more likely marks are to occur.

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Get a buzz with electrosex

Electro sex stimulation - more commonly referred to as simply 'electrosex' - refers to the use of any sex toys or kink implements that have an electrical current.The most common electrosex toy is probably the violet wand, though there are plenty of others. The one thing all electrosex toys tend to have in common is that they provide a uniquely stimulating sensation: nothing feels like them, and there's no other way to get that 'buzz'. Many of these toys are safe to use in many ways and on many parts of the body, though you must of course always read the instructions thoroughly before you begin!

Looking for electrifying punishment?

Electrosex play comes in many guises, and one way to introduce shocking electrics is with a cattle prod. Many are made specifically for BDSM play, offering all the zip of high voltage shock for those who enjoy some pain with their pleasure. Cattle prods often feature in BDSM porn, as they're a fantastic way to inflict a lot of pain in a controlled manner. Easy to wield and fun to use - some people even enjoy receiving the shock too! At the hand of a mean Dominant, zaps from a cattle prod could hit any moment and in any area. It's bound to put even the brattiest submissive in their place. Well, it'll be fun finding out anyway! Image: Terry Robinson via Flickr Creative Commons

For kinksters into violet wands and electro stimulation

A violet wand glows, buzzes and hums and even has its own particular smell. It is designed to give static electric shocks. There are two kinds of violet wand, the mechanical and solid state. The solid state is best for most people, though more advanced users may prefer the double power of the mechanical machines. The electrodes (glass implements) are what give the violet wand its name as they glow a bright purple colour and look like a wand. When run over the skin they produce electric shocks. The wider the head the gentler the shock, so go for small heads for maximum pain!