October 4th, 2002 -- by Bacchus
Because Then She Won’t USE It
Anil Dash has been thinking in the shower again, and thinking like a man at that:
“Why don’t they just drop the facade and make a dildo-shaped attachment for those hand-held shower nozzles? I mean, we’re all kind of in a wink-wink understanding that those things exist solely for women’s masturbatory needs, right? Well, I say any job worth doing is worth doing right. And that means getting the right tools for the job.”
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I’m a guy and I have one. It makes all showering activities easier, especially if your shower head does not have enough water pressure; you can move the head right into the area (armpit, chest, etc) to make sure it rinses all the soap off. It’s like most other household objects; just because you COULD masturbate with it doesn’t mean you have to.
I think they SHOULD make dildo attachments. It would be awesome.
If you really want to fully enjoy your massager, be sure to purchase a model with a hand-held head and a long flexible cord.
I always thought that it was interesting that soon after feminist writers reported that you could use a popular home-duty pulsating oral hygiene machine on your clitoris (with successful results that many women weren’t receiving from their husbands), the company that manufactured the apparatus came out with the shower massage. The short entirely sanitized admittance of their origination is found here:
http://www.waterpik.com/shower-head/products/fixed-mount/powerspray-original-shower-massage/
Originally many oral units were inconveniently permanently wall-mounted (next to the sink), by clueless husbands. They also invented both “traveling” and cordless versions of their original hydro-flosser, so that one could take the machine with you “when on vacation”.
Surely the desire women had for a unit that they could use while lying back in the tub (thereby neatly catching all of the “spent” water), had nothing to do with this version…
http://www.waterpik.com/oral-health/products/countertop-dental-water-flosser/WP-300/
Note: They now boast of “quiet operation”, and now you can dial back (or up!), the intensity of the pulsation pressure to suit the tenderness of your, um, gums, and they even have a variety of four different types of “tips”, including one for your, er, tongue…
…and here we have an even more compact version:
http://www.waterpik.com/oral-health/products/cordless-dental-water-flosser/