Good post hun
Being a girl it's not something I've ever considered, but next time I go to by something for myself I'll ask about male toys and see what they say. :thumbup:
Ann Summers is over priced anyway.
34fun, if you really haven't seen any, just take a look at any website which sells toys and you'll find a host of different types for sale.
That I understand, but what I find odd is that they are allowed to stock sex toys for women but not for men. It's the question surrounding the existing legislation that I find curious. And it seems it's not a question of supply and demand as according to the sales assistant they do get regular enquiries.
complain to your MEP...........
id be waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too embarrassed to go buy a device from anywhere by the way....... good work fella for havin the confidence to do that.
Excellent! Just got to find a new girlfirend now, otherwise it's £9 wasted *lol*
In that case maybe I'm a vanilla male! Ann Summers may be expensive but they're the only thing that passes as a "sex shop" near here, hence my foray.
Actually, I bought my last toy at Erotica in November and the f**king thing fell apart after about a week! (no jokes please... I have two others that have lasted years!)
That's true and my other three toys were all from Ann Summers and they HAVEN'T fallen apart. They're always friendly in there too, unlike some of the other more seedy joints where you feel it's being run by gangsters (and may well be too!!)..
Naughty Dirty!
I was in one of those Soho places a few years agao and a woman came in and started haranguing the guy behind the counter because he'd sold her a video which was supposed to be hard core and obviously wasn't. Fair play to her... I can't imagine any guy bringing one back and making a fuss.
I agree about the seedyair surrounding actual sex shops but not all anne summers shops are the warm fluffy welcoming places you have experienced.
me and hubby were in our local branch and it was a bit quiet so i guess the staff were just bored but another younger couple came in and a single respectable if somewhat nervouse looking fella on his own. the 3 girls on duty started wandering around the shop and taking it in turns picking up different items of merchandise and shouting comments about them accross the shop to each other.
the poor single bloke turned tail and almost ran out of the shop and though a little more subtley the young couple were not that far behind him, so maybe they are not that different its just that one is seen as predominantly for men the other for women.
but basically they are same sort of shop so yes you should be able to buys toys for men too. this is the 21 century and equality should be second nature, if it was other way round the womens libbers would be kicking up a storm
susan6912000
Until very recently Anne Summers wasn't even allowed to advertise any vacancies in the job centre so it's no surprise that they don't sell sex toys for men in their surburban stores - they've had to tone down a lot to get into the high street/shopping centres compared to the way the stores in Central London. I believe that they are considered to be a retailer of "novelty adult" products - which sums up the attitude of AS parties, it's still got that ooo errrr missus, carry on film feel to it imho.
However, vibrators and other sex toys being sold in high street malls is still quite a big step forward for the market it aims at and AS should be applauded for that - there are three adult stores in my area and the other two are just awful.
maybe hes talking about cock rings?
are you del??? cuse now im confused?
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ahhhhhh shows were all a bit anal i guess pmsl
there was a thread a while back about these tube fanny thingys lol they looked fun
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