Household Things To Masturbate With

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Alright, gather 'round, folks. We're about to dive into a topic that's as old as time itself, yet still manages to make us blush like a teenager catching their first glimpse of 'The Talk' video. We're talking about self-love, folks. Not the warm, fuzzy kind, but the 'oh, just a moment, I'll be right with you' kind. You know what I'm getting at. We're talking about masturbation, and more importantly, the household items we've all, ahem, experimented with at some point.

Disclaimer: We're Keeping It Classy

Before we dive in, let's get one thing straight. This isn't a '50 Shades of Grey' guide. We're not going to talk about whips, chains, or anything that requires a safe word. We're sticking to the kitchen sink and beyond. So, if you're looking for something a little... extra, you might want to check out a different article. Or not. I'm not your mom.

Now, let's get started. Remember, this is all in good fun. We're not advocating for anyone to go out and start using their grandma's antique vase as a personal massager. But hey, if it's already broken, who are we to judge?

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Showerheads: The Original Massage Therapist

Let's kick things off with a classic. The showerhead. Who among us hasn't stood under that steady stream of water, eyes closed, lost in a world of our own? It's like nature's own personal masseuse. Just remember, folks, it's a slippery world out there. Be careful, or you might find yourself doing the splits in the most uncomfortable way imaginable.

Fun fact: The first showerhead was invented in 1908. Coincidence that it was also around this time that people started reporting 'accidental' slips in the shower? I think not.

Batteries: The Unsung Heroes

Next up, we have the humble battery. Now, I'm not talking about sticking a 9V up your... well, you know. That's just asking for trouble. But a battery-operated vibrator? That's a whole different story. It's like having a personal cheerleader, always ready to pump you up.

Did you know that the first vibrator was invented in the 19th century? It was marketed as a 'personal massager' for 'female hysteria'. Because, you know, being a woman in the 19th century was just so stressful.

Silicone: The Shape-Shifter

Silicone. It's not just for baking anymore. These days, you can find silicone in all shapes and sizes, from dildos to butt plugs. It's like the chameleon of the sex toy world. And let's not forget, it's non-porous, which means it won't harbor bacteria. So, it's practically a health nut.

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Fun fact: Silicone is made from sand. So, the next time you're enjoying a little 'me time', just remember, you're basically making love to the beach. Get it? Because sand? Never mind.

Food: The Edible Delights

Now, let's talk about food. Bananas, cucumbers, zucchinis - they're all fair game. Just remember, folks, when you're done, you're gonna have to clean up. And no, I don't mean just washing your hands. I mean, you're gonna have to clean up the... evidence. So, maybe stick to fruits and veggies that don't stain.

Pro tip: If you're going to use food, make sure it's ripe. No one wants a saggy banana or a shriveled cucumber. It's just depressing.

Clothing: The Fashionista's Friend

Clothing can be a fun one. Silk ties, lace stockings, even a good old-fashioned belt can do the trick. Just remember, folks, when you're done, you're gonna have to do laundry. And no one wants to explain to their partner why their favorite shirt smells like... well, you know.

Fun fact: The word 'orgasm' comes from the Greek word 'orgia', which means 'secret rites'. Because, you know, ancient Greeks were just as sneaky about their self-love as we are.

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Safety First: The Do's and Don'ts

Alright, folks, before we wrap this up, let's talk safety. First and foremost, never use anything that's not meant for the body. That means no glass, no metal, and definitely no grandma's antique vase. Trust me, it's not worth the trip to the ER.

Second, if you're using something that's not designed for, ahem, internal use, make sure it's not too rough. You don't want to end up with a trip to the doctor and a lecture about 'rough play'.

And finally, folks, always, always wash your hands. You don't want to end up with an infection. Because, you know, there's nothing quite like a trip to the doctor to ruin the mood.

You Do You

And there you have it, folks. The great, big, beautiful world of household masturbation aids. Remember, there's no wrong way to do this. As long as you're safe, sane, and not hurting anyone, you do you. And if anyone gives you grief, just tell them you're 'cleaning the showerhead'. They'll never know.

So, go forth, my friends. Explore. Experiment. And for the love of all that's holy, clean up after yourself. Your future self will thank you.