Dear Bri:
God this is soooo embarassing.... 
So you know my... "situation" - very suddenly and unexpectedly single after 20 years in a committed relationship. Due to bitterness from the "very suddenly and unexpectedly" part, I'm not even remotely interested in finding someone to help out with my.... needs. The obvious solution is to take care of myself. Well, the fapping hand is going to get carpal tunnel if I keep this up, so it's time to bring in the heavy machinery. But here's the problem - how the hell does a girl go about choosing a vibrator??
I go to the websites and look, but all I get is intimidated! Clit butterflies, g-spot rotators, three-way (i.e., with anal) vibrators, some with thrust, multi-speeds, remotes and hand-helds.... too many choices! And then there's how these things look... and what they're named.
Now I consider myself a good little hoOr, but I've also never been with ANYONE except my soon-to-be ex. So I truly have no idea what I "need." I had a dick (in more ways than one, that's for sure), and it occasionally got the job done, but certainly never a g-spot or anything more than a shallow orgasm. I know that fapping the clit works, but that it's not totally satisfying either.
So for a near vibrator-virgin (I had a plain, no frills wand that we used together - needless to say that went into the trash pronto) - how do I choose? What do I choose? Do I choose an all-in-one, or several different models? Throw in the fact that money is also a concern, and I should probably just set my phone to vibrate and ask all my friends to call me on re-dial. With all these new Isle Esme and Breaking Dawn set pictures popping up, this girl needs some relief. Can you help me, Bri?
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Now ladies, you know how I feel about this stuff being an embarrassment. It's not. Not even a little bit. There is NO SUCH THING as TMI. Maybe I'm just desensitized to this stuff or maybe I'm just a ho. Either way, it's all good ;o)
So, my dear girl, since I've posted on this very topic before, I'm going to use this post as more of an opinion piece in order to work out the details and hopefully resolve your problems!
The first thing you should think about in buying a vibrator is what worked for you during your sexual escapades in the past. If you came harder from g-spot stimulation and you want to experience that again, then that narrows down the types of vibrators you are going to want to invest in. Now since you said that the clit orgasm wasn't quite doing it for you, I'd say focus on the g-spot vibrators initially. We'll get more advanced in a bit ;o)
You are probably going to want to keep it simple. I know you threw away the wand but I'm not sure which kind it was.
If it was something like this:
then good god woman, buy another one!! This is my go-to tool for a good g-spot orgasm. It's called an Orchid and you can get it on
Toys in Babeland. I'm gettin' kinda randy just looking at it. A little bit of lube on the bulb, a little bit of relaxation, and just the right amount of pressure on that little patch of spongy goodness and you will be seeing stars. And at $22.00 you can't really beat it. There are tons of more expensive g-spot vibes out there, but why spend $100 for something because it's beautiful and sparkly and whatnot when you can spend $22 on something waterproof that gets the job DONE.
If you insist on trying out a Rabbit because of all the hype, here's a
cheaper alternative for you to try out:
I, personally, think it was sensationalized by the exposure it got from its stint on Sex and the City and I didn't think it was really all that. But if you want to try, at least you have something that's not going to cost the equivalent of a month's phone bill!
Now...that bit of MORE that I was talking about? I recommend using both hands but have one working the Orchid and the other working this little magical beauty:
This is the
silver bullet. This in combination with the Orchid will make you sing opera so make sure the kiddies are out of the house and maybe have a glass of wine. Keep in mind that you can buy a silver bullet on Amazon for significantly less than the Babeland site. Here are a few examples:
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One of the main reasons I'm going to tell you NOT to spend too much money on the bullet is that if you use it frequently...and I do, teehee...then you are going to find that the wires are not the sturdiest of things. Within a month or two, they start to disconnect inside the internal casing and then the power blinks on and off.
Let me repeat. The power blinks on and off. So that means that you could be SECONDS from that big O and *poof* gone because the stupid wire disconnected and you are left going "NOOOOOOO!!!!"
So a) don't buy expensive and b) buy in bulk. Or at least in pairs so you always have a spare.
If you ARE going to break out the big guns for a clit vibrator to go with your Orchid, then buy something REALLY well made like this Form 6 by
JimmyJane:
It's an investment, that's for sure, but it's so well made that you won't have to buy in pairs and you won't have to keep on buying them.
Ok one last tip that's purely a bonus:
SO! I hope that helps and if you have any more questions, PLEASE just Ask Bri! <3