“Uh, oh,” I said absentmindedly to DH. “I think it’s broken.”
In my hand, I balanced the toy upright. Instead of its usual stiff profile, it had an odd bend near the base and fell to the side. The long, thick and veiny dildo with the suction cup base was suddenly sad looking. It had served us well in many scenarios, including being stuck to the bathroom mirror as a surprise for me.
Now, looking at the wilted toy in my hand, I could hardly believe we broke this monster.
Now, looking at the wilted toy in my hand, I could hardly believe we broke this monster.
“I’ll take care of it in the shop,” DH said. He is a master at fixing non-functional toys and even creating new ones out of spare parts.
I washed the toy and put it back in the toy drawer for now. If I had to choose between broken toys and unused ones, I’d pick busted ones any day.
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The dildo was “strapped to DH’s groin”? I’d love to hear more about this. Was DH experiencing erectile dysfunction? Does this solution work for both of you? You’ve been more than generous with details of your personal life on this blog, so I will understand if you’d rather not say any more.
Love this blog, thank you.
Thank you for the comment. Good question! This particular dildo had a wide flange base that was a suction cup but also fit into the harness that DH sometimes uses which is strapped to him. Yes, he has had ED for a while, and toys are a substitute. He tried Cialis and it was okay (Viagra had yucky side effects, he said). But most of the time, he uses a cock ring of some style. Don’t worry, I am comfortable with what I share. I don’t go where I don’t want to. 😉 –Kay