“My goal is not just to sell products,” Ms Zhang said.
"I want to provide a space where people can physically touch and understand the materials and functions of the products.
“It’s a place for education and discussion.”
Guo Jia, a gender and cultural studies lecturer at the University of Sydney, said traditionally, sexual pleasure devices in China were “predominantly for men, [made] by men, sexualising and objectifying women”.
Interesting how it’s the opposite in the West. Here most are women’s toys, and it’s shameful for a man to use one.
I read the sex instruction manual just yesterday.
According to these IKEA instructions, you’re supposed to insert Tab A into Slot B. For some reason they want people to repeat these instructions at least 37 times.
- Vaseline and Hand Sanitizer not included
Hands sanitizer? You read the wrong manual, friend.
There were a couple of pages stuck together… 🤷♂️
Don’t be a nong, this is clearly celebrating something positive.
