How To Use a Vibrator:

Every woman is shaped in distinct ways and different kinds of vaginal or clitoral stimulation is preferred by each individual woman. This is why most women go through around 2-5 vibrators before they actually manage to find one that suits their personal style. Some women prefer rumbly vibrations whereas others prefer shaky vibrations, while others need vibrators of a particular shape and size to really enjoy their session.

A high-quality silicone vibrator tends to run in excess of $100, and I would hate for someone to spend that money and think the toy isn't for them when they didn't fully understand how to take advantage of all of the bundled in features that come along with it. For this reason, I'm writing this guide on how to use vibrators of all types. 

We'll start from the most vanilla and then work our way towards the more connoisseur level vibrators. So, the most average kind of vibrator you can buy is your simple long and straight tube that has a motor inside of it capable of delivering vibrating power.

The first thing you should do with any vibrator is make sure that there's power in the device. If it's a rechargeable vibrator, you're typically going to have to give it a full charge cycle even if it comes with a little juice in it from the factory, so plug in any new rechargeable vibrators immediately after taking it out of the box. If it takes batteries, find some and put them in.

Next, you should acquaint yourself with the controls. Figure out how to turn the vibrator off and on and adjust the vibration levels if needed. Some vibrators are way too strong for some women, so keep in mind where the button is to ramp things up so you don't accidentally give yourself an unpleasant jolt of sensation by going too strong. Finally, make sure the vibrator is safe and free of defects that might cause you harm. Plus, most manufacturers will cover for factory defects but only if the device remains unused, it is a bit of a sanitary concern all things considered.

The rabbit vibrator is the next step up from your run of the mill vibrator. It has two arms, a vaginal arm meant to be inserted in the vagina and a clitoral arm that also has a motor in it capable of stimulating the clitoris. The main selling point is that you'll be able to enjoy both penetrative and clitoral stimulation at the same time for added pleasure.

Unless you have a vibrator with a massive clitoral arm like the Nova, you'll only be able to take advantage of the clitoral arm comfortably when the majority of the toy is inserted inside of you. The exact placement of the clitoris varies from female to female and not all rabbit vibrators can reach each and every person. You should look for a toy that has a fairly long & wide clitoral arm for your first rabbit vibrator if you're not entirely sure about the placement of your clitoris. That way, you'll still be able to enjoy the toy and then further refine what you need out of a rabbit vibrator for your next try.

Besides that, they are more or less the exact same as the average vibrator, you'll just be treated to some added clitoris love.

These vibrators are just like your average vibrators except they all have an upward curve towards the end of the toy. A good example of a G-spot vibrator is the Osci. The purpose for this is to help you track down your G-spot and have most of the tempting and tantalizing power of the toy be targeted to that area specifically.

They shine best for penetrative stimulation and should definitely be adequately lubricated as they will be going pretty deep. Bare minimum, go slowly and allow your vagina to expand to accommodate the entirety of the toy. The bent edge can also serve your clitoris, but they tend to be pretty wide so you're definitely going to get more mileage tracking down your G-spot.

What I mean by tracking down your G-spot is that the chances are with even the most intelligently designed toy you'll have to do some shaking and moving to really hone in on what gives you the most pleasure. The curved design of the toy allows you to use leverage to apply pressure deep inside of you to bring you to an almost catastrophically intense orgasm. Rotating the toy slightly and using leverage to your advantage is key for getting the most out of your G-spot vibrator.

An example of the wand vibrator is the classic Hitachi vibrator or more modern Domi vibrator. This kind of vibrator is the biggest departure from your average style of vibrating toy because they aren't phallic in nature. The pleasurable sensations come from a vibrating head on the toy connected to the wand part where you actually grip the toy. They tend to have the biggest and most comfortable grips out of all vibrators, and they deliver unparalleled power since they aren't bound by having to be penis shaped.