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Bling Bling Bling As soon as I opened my latest box from TT, I wanted to give the Bling Bling a try - long, sleek and shiny green (my favorite color) with the added extra of being waterproof. Battery insertion couldn’t be easier, a quick twist of the base, drop in 2 AAA batteries and I was off to relax and play in the tub. The slender profile makes it easy to hold and the vibrations are felt through out it’s full length. The vibrations felt wonderful on my breasts and nipples. It’s length was great for providing stimulation to my vulva from top to bottom. Vaginally the vibrations were pleasant and enjoyable, but I generally like a fuller feeling. Direct clitoral stimulation is my preference, the more the better and with the Bling Bling even the lower vibrations got me going. A simple twist of the base changed the vibrations from "Ohhh nice to Oh yeah to Oh yeah baby" and within a couple of minutes I was hitting the Big O - bling, bling, bling - and could feel myself gushing even in the tub. My tub time definitely lasted longer then usual and I know I’ll be coming back for more. The only strike against it is its volume. The buzz was such that I was glad there were 2 doors (bedroom and bathroom) between my son and I. While somewhat new to the sex toy world I think the Bling Bling glider will be enjoyed by novices(slender, easy to hold, nice range of vibrations) and experienced players (sleek, pretty, packs a powerful punch) alike. And even though I’ve not yet explored the world of anal play, the slender design and delightful vibrations have me seriously considering yet another new experience. http://shop.tootimid.com/index.asp?PageAct...amp;ProdID=5619 http://shop.tootimid.com/productimages/sex...36-80-2main.jpg

Just to follow up on Tyger's comment - penicillin WILL NOT get rid of trick so it will be of no use for him to take it. Flagyl is the only approved treatment for trick.

Any form of hormonal birth control - the shot, BCP, hormone implant - can cause a decrease or complete lack of sex drive in a woman. Every woman responds differently so there is no way to determine prior to starting a particular form of birth control what your response will be. The shot is more likely to cause a decrease as it is given in a way that cause the hormone to slowly build up in your system over time. It is very important that you let your physician know if you esperience a decrease in your sex drive so that other options can be tried. (There are over 20 different BCP alone). IUD's (intrauterine devices) are an excellent option. Unfortunately IUD's got a very bad rap in the US during the 1970's (due to one poorly designed IUD that created all kinds of problems). Now there are 2 primary IUD's in use in the US - Mirena and Paraguard. Mirena is good for up to 5 yrs - there is a small amount of progesterone in the IUD that acts locally (only on the uterus), so there is no effect on blood levels thus no effect on one's sex drive. The Paraguard does not have any hormone associated it with is good for up to 10 yrs. Whenever you are considering BC your physician should be willing to discuss all options with you - barrier methods (condoms, diaphragms), hormonal methods (BCP, the shot, hormone implants), IUD's, tubal ligation and vasectomy - to help you make the best decision based on your needs and situation.

Trick is an STD and men rarely have any symptoms, therefore it is highly unlikely that you will be able to determine which partner passed it on to you. I have never heard of it being due to a GI bacteria. Trick can be present for years if untreated. If you have been diagnosed with Trick you should have received treatement (Flagyl). It would also be a good idea to get tested for all the other STD's - chlamydia, gonorrhea, Hepititis B, Hepititis C and HIV (better to be safe then sorry). Don't be too hard on yourself as you would have no way of knowing if your partner had Trick. Ideally your partner would also be treated (to prevent you getting re-infected). Since there is no way for you to determine which partner may have passed Trick to you, it would be best to use condoms each partner to protect yourself and prevent re-infection.

Great to know that someone else was wondering the same thing I was. My man and I have just started a discussion about trying anal play (novices both). We've discussed the option of using a enema prior to anal play to minimize the whole "mess/yuck" factor. Is this something that others have done? Does it seem to make a difference?