*chuckle* Bands of roving educators!
Jul. 23rd, 2008 10:17 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
It is very, very funny when
grf and I go to a sex toy store together.
I've always had fun going to them, partially because, especially 15 years ago, and in rural Ohio, just being a confident female in that space felt like a form of activism. It obviously shocked some of the men there, and I thought it was a good shock for them to have. By sometime midway through college, I was escorting tours of other friends who were going for the first time, and we'd wander the place, and talk about plusses and minuses of things, and the more I learned about materials, designs, technical flaws, etc, the more I wanted to share (this often also led to other folks in the store asking me questions, too).
Apparently, Grafton and I both do this. Had some good educational conversations with folks while we were there, some good discussions between us of the various technical plusses and minuses of new designs, etc. Very amusing. "Quick stop" lasted at least an hour, I'm sure. (came home with several nifty new toys, though! Yay!)
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I've always had fun going to them, partially because, especially 15 years ago, and in rural Ohio, just being a confident female in that space felt like a form of activism. It obviously shocked some of the men there, and I thought it was a good shock for them to have. By sometime midway through college, I was escorting tours of other friends who were going for the first time, and we'd wander the place, and talk about plusses and minuses of things, and the more I learned about materials, designs, technical flaws, etc, the more I wanted to share (this often also led to other folks in the store asking me questions, too).
Apparently, Grafton and I both do this. Had some good educational conversations with folks while we were there, some good discussions between us of the various technical plusses and minuses of new designs, etc. Very amusing. "Quick stop" lasted at least an hour, I'm sure. (came home with several nifty new toys, though! Yay!)