I cannot wait to see what the complaints are with this store

gags2008 wrote: Guys - never . . . for the love of Christ . . . buy your GF/Wife one of those things if you ever plan to have sex again. Trust me, your worst nightmare.

...Actually, let's have a woman come in with a dissenting note:

Guys? Actually, if you have the confidence enough to actually work the use of a sex toy INTO sex with your wives/girlfriends, it can be really, really hot.

stacey wrote: Its not just the toys either - the lotions and games are lots of fun!

Oh, yeah. I lived near the LES one before moving to Brooklyn, and that's how I'd stock up on condoms -- I'd go straight over to all the candy jars they had of single condoms for 50 cents each, and just get one or two of everything. The price was comparable with the drug store, and you got to try all sorts of interestingly designed things...

now this is more like it:

http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2008/03/park_slope_parents_are_aflutte.html

Jamzer wrote: Do men go into these stores?

yes
the feminist sex toy places like babeland are friendly to all genders and all sexual preferences

queencallipygos wrote: [quote=Jamzer]Do men go into these stores?

Absolutely. Sometimes they're looking for a gift for a girlfriend, sometimes they're there WITH a girlfriend.

They also have toys that are designed for guys, too.

Uhm... thanks Pitu and Queencallipygos..... Just so we are clear......I was, uhm, just asking. Not that I am interested in checking it out at all...... Just intellectual curiosity....... :oops: :oops:

Jamzer wrote: [quote=queencallipygos][quote=Jamzer]Do men go into these stores?

Absolutely. Sometimes they're looking for a gift for a girlfriend, sometimes they're there WITH a girlfriend.

They also have toys that are designed for guys, too.

Uhm... thanks pitu and Queencallipygos..... Just so we are clear......I was, uhm, just asking. Not that I am interested in checking it out at all...... Just intellectual curiosity....... :oops: :oops:

well, they have books too (for the intellectually curious who are not yet ready for field research)
:twisted:
Srsly, the whole idea is to take the sleazy man-in-a-raincoat aspect out of the equation.