In 1998, Sex in the City turned the Rabbit vibrator into a pop culture sensation, as part of a new wave of consumption of sex toys. In the new season of the Netflix show Valeria, one of the protagonists uses the Satisfyer so much that viewers may expect it to appear in the final credits. “It’s true that its use can increase the intensity of orgasms during solo play, but it is essential to recognize that orgasms originate inside of us and form part of a subjective personal experience, which comes from our own physical and emotional responses to pleasure,” she explains.Ĭlitoris suction toys have already been featured on television. However, Megwyn White argues that the belief that the use of a Satisfyer, or other sex toy, can make it impossible to reach orgasm alone is a myth. If I use the suction toy repeatedly, without diversifying, always in the same way and at the same speed, it is likely that when I try to masturbate with my hand, or interact with someone else, I will feel frustrated and unsatisfied about not being able to orgasm.” The brain establishes synaptic connections and learns things, like a concrete path to reach a place. “We have turned masturbation in an infallible speedway with a single purpose: the immediate orgasm. Cristina Callao, a psychologist and sexologist, warns that we should not ignore the inconvenient features of these products. “As time passed, I had to stop using it, because I was incapable of orgasming without it, especially with a partner,” says Sara M., a 42-year-old publicist. However, sexologists around the world started to notice a consequence: accustomed to the product’s efficiency and speed, women could no longer reach orgasm without it. They become tools for a game that liberate desires, expand boundaries and start a shared adventure of passion and exploration.” Sexologist Megwyn White, Satisfyer’s education director, says that “sex toys help shared intimacy to be a pleasurable experience for everyone involved.
It not only contributed to destroying taboos about female masturbation, but also to reduce the so-called orgasm gap: men having more orgasms than women. Female desire came out of the closet in 2019, when a clitoris suction toy called the Satisfyer became a social phenomenon and the star product of that Christmas.
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