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Hey! I like the Lesbian amateurs, too! 
03 Mar 2013, 10:00 am
mercifullyfree wrote:
ArrantPariah wrote:
Well, some of them don't want us to watch pornography.....
I don't agree with that, but that's still not the same as being anti-masturbation. Porn isn't necessary for it. Nice, but not necessary.
Well, well, well.....
http://www.forbes.com/sites/oliverchian ... rket-size/
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Trojan: US Market Size For Vibrators $1 Billion, Twice The Condom Market Size
....The company estimates the market for vibrators in the US to be $1 billion, while the market for condoms is only around $450 million. Trojan wants a piece of that vibrator pie.....
....Trojan VP of marketing Jim Daniels told me that vibrators “are already mainstream.” He cited a recent survey conducted by the Center for Sexual Health Promotion at Indiana University, funded by Trojan, of thousands of adults in the US, which concluded that around half of American women have used a vibrator....
....Daniels told me that Walgreens has been selling a Trojan vibrating ring on its shelves since 2006 (except in the seven states where it is illegal to do so).....
The Vibrating Twister will come out soon and retail for $60. Daniels says that Trojan currently has 2% of the billion-dollar vibrator market, but wants to grow that number this year....
....The company estimates the market for vibrators in the US to be $1 billion, while the market for condoms is only around $450 million. Trojan wants a piece of that vibrator pie.....
....Trojan VP of marketing Jim Daniels told me that vibrators “are already mainstream.” He cited a recent survey conducted by the Center for Sexual Health Promotion at Indiana University, funded by Trojan, of thousands of adults in the US, which concluded that around half of American women have used a vibrator....
....Daniels told me that Walgreens has been selling a Trojan vibrating ring on its shelves since 2006 (except in the seven states where it is illegal to do so).....
The Vibrating Twister will come out soon and retail for $60. Daniels says that Trojan currently has 2% of the billion-dollar vibrator market, but wants to grow that number this year....
Gee, I wonder in what part of the USA it is illegal for a woman to buy a vibrator?
More than likely, these seven states are all members of the former Confederacy. 
Anyway, the anti-sex branch of mainstream Feminism seems to have been very successful, given that the market for vibrators is more than double the market for condoms. They must be very proud of themselves. But, they are also very coy. Not even one article about vibrators or masturbation on the NOW website. Like Baptist who don't recognize each other at the liquor store, Feminists must not recognize each other when they go to the vibrator store.
03 Mar 2013, 12:29 pm
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03 Mar 2013, 1:03 pm
ArrantPariah wrote:
I think that it displays a level of hypocrisy. Mainstream Feminists don't want us to watch pornography, because pornography sexually objectifies women, and we shouldn't be masturbating to images of women, and blah blah blah.
But, women are MORE than satisfying their own cravings with vibrators. To the point where vibrator sales are more than double condom sales.
But, women are MORE than satisfying their own cravings with vibrators. To the point where vibrator sales are more than double condom sales.
It's only hypocrisy if someone claims to oppose all masturbation, yet vigorously engages in such activity in private. Someone can dislike the pornography industry, but not oppose masturbation. Can you realize that the women who actually are outspoken and active against pornography don't speak for all feminists or all women? They're actually probably a slim minority.
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One vibrator might last a few years, if it is a good quality. Condoms are generally only good for one round of coitus. Still, vibrator sales are way ahead of condom sales. Which suggests that ladies are more interested in pleasuring themselves than in getting intimately involved with a man.
If the ladies had a higher interest in coitus with men than in self pleasure, then condom sales should be higher relative to vibrator sales.
If the ladies had a higher interest in coitus with men than in self pleasure, then condom sales should be higher relative to vibrator sales.
Condoms are only one form of birth control. We also use pills, shots, and other methods. Also, enjoying a little w*k on your own doesn't exclude being interested in sex with someone else when the right person and opportunity comes along. Do you assume a guy isn't interested in sex with anyone just because he's buying lotion and tissues?
Oh, another thing - Men buy vibrators and dildos to w*k with as well.
03 Mar 2013, 1:13 pm
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03 Mar 2013, 3:17 pm
mercifullyfree wrote:
It's only hypocrisy if someone claims to oppose all masturbation, yet vigorously engages in such activity in private.
I would consider a woman who advocated against male masturbation, and who vigorously masturbated in private, to be a hypocrite.
mercifullyfree wrote:
Someone can dislike the pornography industry, but not oppose masturbation.
Pornography is central to the male masturbation experience. For many women, a trashy romance novel may already be sufficient.
mercifullyfree wrote:
Can you realize that the women who actually are outspoken and active against pornography don't speak for all feminists or all women? They're actually probably a slim minority.
I realize that, when speaking in general terms, there are always exceptions. One sometimes has to be careful how one phrases things. You are probably better situated than I am to venture a guess as to how prominent anti-pornography sentiments prevail amongst Feminists. Do you have anything to back up your estimation that they represent a slim minority? They may be a slim minority, but we certainly hear from them.
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Do you assume a guy isn't interested in sex with anyone just because he's buying lotion and tissues?
That he wasn't getting any might be a fair assumption, as opposed to the gent who was stocking up on condoms.
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Oh, another thing - Men buy vibrators and dildos to w*k with as well.
One learns something new every day. But, I suspect that it is primarily women who are buying these things.
03 Mar 2013, 3:24 pm
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