Will using a vibrator make my clitoris hypersensitive or will I become addicted to the vibrations? If this giant vibrating orgasm machine comes into my life, what will I do if I can no longer enjoy my partner? Such concerns can make vulva owners hesitant or afraid to use a vibrator. Well, I’m here to debunk some common myths about vibrators. All your vibe questions are answered here! I’ll do my best to keep my rants to a minimum because I want to provide you with concrete, science-backed answers that will help you love your vibrator. After all, everyone has a right to a good orgasm in peace. Short answer: No. If I were narrow-minded (and I always am), it should have been called Vulva DeathSyndrome. But that doesn’t matter, because it’s not a real syndrome. But reading this makes me wonder if this incorrect term was created by people who don’t understand the anatomy of the vulva and vagina. It stimulates the places you want to use it, like your clitoris or G-spot. Just like your fingers or a dildo, only more intense. So if you use it for a long time or use a very powerful vibrator, you may feel a tingling or numbness for a short time after use. In this way, it can cause temporary hypersensitivity. But that doesn’t mean your vibrator caused permanent nerve damage. Think of it like hitting your hand hard or holding a drill for a while. Your hand may feel tingly, numb, or painful for a few minutes, but it will eventually go back to normal. No damage! The same thing can happen if you stimulate your clitoris with your fingers for more than an hour or have a very long oral sex session (lucky you!). Local escorts only speed up the process because they move much faster than we can move our fingers or tongues. Of course, if the sensitivity or tingling doesn’t go away, it could indicate another problem. In this case, you should consult a doctor who can tell you the real cause. Also, make sure you use your vibrator safely. This is a concern that many women have when using vibrators. There is a common belief that if you use a vibrator frequently, you will become completely dependent on it and will no longer be able to orgasm with your partner. My guess from experience as to why many people believe this is because they eventually orgasm using only a vibrator, and then have PIV (penis in vagina) sex and still do not orgasm. It’s easy to blame the vibrator for your sensitivity during sex. However, vibrators may also provide the stimulation needed for orgasm that wasn’t present during sex. Studies have shown that about 75% of vulva owners need some kind of clitoral stimulation to orgasm, and penetration alone is not enough. Local escorts are an easy and effective way to achieve the clitoral stimulation you need. And having sex without an escort can sometimes feel like something is missing. The solution? Use a vibrator during sex! The other part of the story is how we use local escorts and whether we can develop the bad habit of using them for orgasm. First off, I want to be clear that there is nothing wrong or shameful about needing or wanting vibration to help you orgasm. Some of us need a lot of intense stimulation, whether clitoral or internal. If you like using a vibrator alone or during sex, go ahead! Local escorts are not inherently addictive and will not prevent you from reaching orgasm in other ways. However, if you’re constantly reaching for your vibrator, you may find yourself missing out on other orgasmic opportunities. If you’re masturbating or
