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A Sex Toy Store for Women
A dark, dank adult store filled with pervy men? No way! San Francisco's Good Vibrations is women focused, bright and cheery! The original sex retailer women have trusted for over 30 years continues to provide a comfortable, safe environment for finding sex-positive products and educational materials to enhance our sex lives.The helpful female staff can guide you to the perfect sex toy to suit your desires. Take a look at the wall of sexy videos, dildos, vibrators, condoms, lube and other things that even you may not have imagined. They also offer a  catalog and web site if you prefer more discretion in your purchases. Check these bestsellers out:

Laya Vibrator

Strong, modern, quiet & pretty! What else could you ask for?

Cuff Love

Stylish, soft, inexpensive & lightweight. That's love:)

Joque Harness

Fashionable, flexible & perfect for packing!

Founded in 1977, by Joani Blank,  the store was established with the goal of being a woman-centered alternative to the 'adult' bookstores of the time. Good Vibrations offered sex information and education and featured erotica and books about sexual health and pleasure. A notable part of the store was the display of antique vibrators, which became a tourist draw --- known as 'the antique vibrator museum.'
The business has grown to three stores, books, sex toys and erotic videos, and seminars like "Spanking for the Good" and "Bondage 101"!
Check them out next time you're in San Fran, or visit goodvibes.com. Join their mailing list and get $5 off right now:)

here's what our readers have to say:

coffee, cloves, happy hour cocktails, & a beautiful woman,

cookie dough., whipped cream. to name a few

coffee, smokes, beer & of course my woman

coffee, smokes, beer & ...your woman lol

smokes, whiskey, women...not particularly in that order ;)

eat, sleep, fuck! i mix up the order to keep it interesting

eat, sleep, fuck-but then you gotta add beer in there somewhere

watermelon margs & fish tacos

Tell Us Yours

Gimme head with hair
Long beautiful hair
Shining, gleaming,
Streaming, flaxen, waxen
I want it long, straight, curly, fuzzy
Snaggy, shaggy, ratty, matty
Oily, greasy, fleecy
Shining, gleaming, streaming
Flaxen, waxen
Knotted, polka-dotted
Twisted, beaded, braided
Powdered, flowered, and confettied

Let’s first examine the wall to wall carpet style. This is when a woman is proud of her pubs and usually wears it as shag or a nice berber. I have a couple of theories on this. The first is the desire to be “au naturale.” These women believe that their “hair” is natural and feel that they shouldn’t have to shave for anyone or anything. The second theory is well, laziness.  Ladies, you know who you are, you only shave when you first get into a relationship or for those special occasions.
Another and more popular style is the lesbian landing strip, shaved tight on the sides and down the south side. The argument for this patch of grass is that it reminds us that we are indeed women and not pre-pubescent girls. Or does it?  Do we not know we have relations with grown women without seeing a patch of grass? This leads me to the third and most popular style among our members, the hard wood floor. So, you meet a woman. Things are getting hot and heavy, clothes start flying off and you look down and see a silky smooth mons pubis. Some women achieve this look by getting a Brazilian wax, shaving daily, or Nair-ing regularly. It’s a lot of maintenance for sure. Why do some women feel it necessary to shave it all off? Is it an actual fear of hair or does it perhaps make oral more enjoyable for both partners?
So, what should you do with your hair? This thought process will inevitably take place with each new partner. One partner may hand you a razor and tell you to go at it. Yet another may ask you to grow it back bush style. Take charge, stand up for your girl, and stand by whatever you have down there.