In this YouTube monologue the speaker argues that sex toys are valuable tools for women—both single and partnered—to explore their bodies, but she emphasizes toys that target the G‑spot and cervix rather than the clitoris. She explains that she created her own line of hand‑blown, Murano‑style glass dildos specifically shaped to stimulate these internal erogenous zones, believing they produce the most rewarding orgasms. While she acknowledges that clitoral vibrators can help women who have never experienced clitoral orgasm, she cautions against over‑reliance on external devices, advocating for organic, body‑driven pleasure. The speaker details her hands‑on involvement in design and production, describing weeks spent in a glass‑blowing factory to perfect shape, color, and malleability. She highlights glass as an ideal material because of its flexibility, temperature conductivity, and ability to hold vivid, bright colors. Additionally, she mentions a side venture creating crystal elixirs that can be applied to the glass dildos, temporarily imparting the crystal’s purported properties for about a week, merging the benefits of glass and crystal energy. Overall, the talk blends product education, personal philosophy, and practical advice on integrating toys into sexual experiences.
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Bulletproof radio, a state of high performance. And speaking of sex toys, good, bad, seems like a lot of them are focused on the clit, not the cervix. So what's your take on, on toys? Well, look, I. Yes. Like, I think that toys, especially for single women, women wanting to explore their bodies, are fantastic. Right. And I think they can add another element of joy into couples. But yeah, I mean, I deliberately created my own line of hand blue blown, Venetian, Murano style glass couture dildos to focus on the G spot and the cervix. Because that's those, like I said, those are the orgasms that I give the most attention to and the most education around achieving for women. And so that I don't sell any vibrators or clitoral toys because I'm always like, put down the clitoris, go into the vagina, step away from the clitoris. I think that for women who've never had clitoral orgasms and are struggling, then a clitoral vibrator can be a good tool to just break into that territory. But then I would let it go because the vibrator is much stronger than a finger or a tongue. And we want to be able to cultivate organic experiences and not be reliant on an external device. So. And then the same thing with the dildos is that they're help. They're like, I've shaped them and designed them to specifically hit these areas. And so it's going to help people achieve that and get there. And if women are single, great, that's a companion for them. But then optimally, they do that with their partners. Right. With their hands and their tongues and their other body parts are all exploring together. And the toys can be like an adjunct, you know, fun once in a while. But really their bodies are the primary source. What's so special about glass as a material for toys? Well, for me, like, I take an active role in the design and production of everything that I put out there. So for me, glass had the most malleability. Right. So that I actually went into a glassblowing factory and spent weeks there with the glassblowers to perfect these designs and work with them both from a design perspective and then from the color perspective. I wanted to, you know, my brand is all about really bright, vibrant, vivid colors. And so all of my, most of the dildos are really bright and vivid. And there's another style that's different, but there was the most freedom. And then this is another whole area. But I work also with Crystal Elixirs and I make crystal elixirs. And apparently you can take some of a crystal elixir and place it onto an object like, say, a dildo. And the dildo will take on the characteristic of that crystal for about seven days. And I thought, well, that's the best of all worlds. You can make your own crystal dildos with the glass, Sam.
