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How can I effectively use a vibrator on my female partner?

Ian Kerner, PhD
Ian Kerner, PhD on behalf of Good In Bed
Sexual Health
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In the spirit of sexual “cliteracy” you can use a vibrator to get her close to the point of orgasm, or even through orgasm. When using a vibrator, don’t focus on penetration, but rather stimulation (of the vulva and clitoris). Place your hand over hers, or vice versa, and turn it into a shared experience in which she can help guide you. Hopefully, your partner already has some experience with vibes, and even has a personal favorite, but, if not, don’t sweat it. There are lots of sites which have lots of choices, and it’s worth it to spend a few extra dollars on a quality product. Brands like Jimmy Jane are considered top of the line, and while the vibration on these little gizmos can get quite intense, you’re going to want to start off with a slow easy vibe and gradually increase the intensity.
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