The Vibrator: A History and Outlook on Self-Stimulation

<h1>The Vibrator: A History and Outlook on Self-Stimulation</h1>

<p align=right>by Chris Stewel</p>

<div align=justify>Technically speaking, vibrators are fairly simple devices. There is a motor of some sort with an unbalanced weight on its driveshaft. As the device spins, a phase of resonance occurs, giving the feeling of a vibration. These devices can be used in many applications- such as cell phones, pagers, or automobiles. It has recently seen a spur in the sensual or erotic industry as a body massager. <BR><BR>Vibrators were invented in the 1880s, and have becoming increasingly popular ever since. It is estimated by a certain survey, that nearly half of all women have or have owned a vibrator. Even through its vast popularity, many still see it as a threat. The device has been banned in several states throughout the United States, being sold only for educational purposes. <BR><BR>There is a great deal of variety in vibrator types. Some types stimulate certain parts, such as the clitoral vibrator, while others target more than one specific part- such as a rabbit stimulator. Some vibrators are made to be water proof, making shower use possible. Others have hands-free devices that incorporate remote controls or straps. <BR><BR>The great variety and selection of vibrators has been made possible through the popularity of the device. Much of the popularity is due to the fact that vibrators can be used to achieve orgasm much faster and easier- and are said to be much stronger than manual alternatives. <BR><BR>Finding the vibrator that best suits you is not a hard task- as said before, there is quite the selection. Dildo-shaped vibrators resemble penises- for those who like the real feel. Rabbit vibrators stimulate both the vagina and clitoris, and often lead to quick orgasms. G-spot vibrators are curved to help stimulate the g-spot or prostate of the user. Anal vibrators are used specifically for anal insertion, and have a long handle to prevent losing them. <BR><BR>You can find vibrators with extras, such as cordless vibrators. You can obtain vibrators that emit lights, or even some that shoot water out of the head, to simulate a male orgasm. Remote controlled vibrators and waterproof vibrators can make life easier on the user, as they are considered more on the go. <BR><BR>Until recently, however, there have been a few problems with vibrators. Rashes or pain can come from a result if used too much, or in some sensitive cases. This irritation has often been regarded as one of the few downfalls of the device, until the <A href="http://www.vortexvibrations.com">Vortex Vibrations</A> product line was released. <BR><BR>The product comes in two variations- the seducer and the introducer. The introducer uses more suction than vibration, and can actually make orgasms last around a minute long. The seducer has more vibration, thus will give faster, multiple, orgasms. Since the vibrations are really coming into contact with your body, there is no irritation. Instead, the device uses suction and air to immediately increase blood flow to the clitoris- and ultimately give you a better, faster, easier, more intense orgasm. </div>

<p align=center>Article source: <a href="http://www.ArticlePros.com/Health-and-Fitness/womens_health/article-68897.html">ArticlePros.com</a></p>
 
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