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Question Posted Monday March 7 2005, 9:06 pm

what is a dildo?

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alisonmarie answered Tuesday March 8 2005, 6:06 am:
A dildo is a specially made sex toy. Many people think it looks like a penis, but in reality it can be bumpy, textured, smooth, hard, semi-soft, etc. It's used for masturbation or inserting into a partner's vagina or anus. Dildos can be most any length or thickness.

A dildo has no batteries or vibrating associated with it. Vibrators can be shaped the same as dildos (think of a sort of straight banana), but they also vibrate (hence the name!). Some vibrators are tiny and only for use on the clitoris.

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