Today’s video will be about one of Suz’s most enlightening chats with Drew Manning, the fitness guru from Fit2Fat2Fit. You’ve got to hear this!
They talked about sex toys and how they can seriously spice up your relationship. It’s about time to bust those old stigmas and misconceptions. Beat bedroom boredom!
One of the coolest concepts we discussed was ‘orgasmic cross training’.
It’s all about using different methods, like sex toys, to heighten your pleasure. Think of it as a workout for your intimate life—bringing in new experiences to break the monotony and revitalize your connection.
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Plus, Suz shared some insights about her favorite sex toy companies—Hot Octopus, Fun Factory, and MysteryVibe. They have constantly created innovative tools designed to target pleasure points for both men and women.
If you’re wondering which sex toy might be perfect for you, their talk is a goldmine of information. And here’s a bonus—Drew’s website offers some sweet discounts on these products!
Let’s take a little time today to watch our conversation.
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Inside, she talks about the best G-Spot toys that she wholeheartedly (and orgasmically) recommends and loves to use.
You’ll also learn which are good for certain sex positions, couples, self-pleasure, and certain unique pleasures.
When you get this toy guide, you will also receive a link to an EXPLICIT How-To Video so you know how to use these toys. When used incorrectly, these toys can hurt a gal, so you must know what you are doing.
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