Adult toy in the ER

When parents head to the ER with young children, they sometimes pack a bag of toys to keep their kids occupied during the virtually inevitable waits. I always thought this was going overboard since most kids were adequately entertained with the hospital-supplied coloring book and crayons (especially if I happened to be around with my Alf puppet, homemade pocket fan, or extensive collection of kid-tested scratch'n'sniff stickers). One concern that I had about bringing toys into the ER is that the toys would usually end up on a not-very-sterile floor, after which the toy would often be in the child's mouth.

One mother made the mistake of letting her young son pack the toy bag. I don't know how he had access to this “toy” to pack it, but while I was taking the history from his mother he whipped out a vibrator. He told me it was a “rocket ship” that was buzzing because it was about to launch. I felt sorry for his mother, who was now crimson red. He asked me if I wanted to play with it, and I answered, “Not now.” In retrospect, I probably should have chosen a somewhat different phrase.

Speaking of vibrators . . . . In The Science of Sex, I explain (and show) why some vibrators feel better than others. The most important factor isn't speed or intensity level. Can you guess what it is?


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The Science of Sex
Enhancing Sexual Pleasure,
Performance, Attraction, and Desire

by Kevin Pezzi, MD

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Yes, you can, but even if you spent the rest of your life doing that, you still wouldn't know many of the things in my book. No doctor in the world knows more about sexual pleasure than I do. Don't believe me? Then read some books by various experts on sex, check out a thousand sexual web sites, and then read my book. You will be stunned by how much more I know. Here's what one reader said:

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