Quote by navygal83
I have never used another woman's toys myself, even as a teenager. With that being said, I can understand some women wanting their toys only for themselves, because sex toys by their nature are very personal possessions. I, however, am a bit disappointed by the number of fellow women who think it's gross to share them because it's unsanitary. As long as you clean them with an alcohol based toy cleaner or a mild detergent, you shouldn't be concerned at all with sharing your toys (especially with a lover) over sanitary reasons. We're not afraid to lick, kiss or suck our lover's most intimate parts (namely pussies, cocks, nipples) so why should we be concerned about sharing sex toys. As a woman, I definitely don't think my pussy is gross and don't ever hesitate to touch my pussy over fear that doing so is "because my that area of my body is dirty".
On another note, I suspect my younger sister may have found and used one of my toys a few years ago while i was staying at my parent's house (visiting). I never approached her about it though. I just cleaned the toy before I used it on myself and never confronted her about using my sex toy. I have a few secrets I'm keeping from her, and I'll let her think she has at least one of her own.
Quote by crazydiamond
The OP never said "lover" he said room mate or friend, there is a difference in levels of intimacy shared there.
I don't think any woman here would refer to thier pussy as gross or dirty! That seems like a very old fashioned set of beliefs, they just don't want to share their intimate toys. To each his own, i'm still not sharing.
Quote by Kimasa
In the scenario set out by the original question I would have to go through her personal belongings without her knowledge or consent to find her toys in the first place, I would then be using her toys under the same circumstances.
Those being: Dishonest, deceitful, disrespectful and it's also borrowing something without permission which is equal to theft in my opinion
So be it sex toys or any other item of someone else’s private property my answer would be…
No… never
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