Thanks!
I don’t necessarily see it as my role to tell couples what is or is not appropriate when it comes to their sexual preferences, creativity and recreation. I see this more as a healthy exercise between you and your spouse to explore. What might be bond-producing in your relationship may not translate into healthy sexuality for another couple. There is nothing that currently comes to mind that I would deem inherently inappropriate as far as “sex toys” go. At the same time, I am not going to go as far as to imply that I am aware of all that is available.
Some good questions to ask yourselves when incorporating any type of sexual nuance into your marriage:
- Does this help us feel more connected?
- Does this help us have fun and feel creative in our approach?
- Are we both comfortable (is anyone feeling coerced)?
- Does this help one of us achieve orgasm more easily?
- Are we avoiding causing physical harm to either partner in our sexual play (i.e. bruising, affixiation, etc.)?
And remember, just because you try a new tool – doesn’t mean you have to keep it. Some of this is just a trial and error process. Explore. Be creative. Have a good sense of humor. Communicate. When something works, add it to your repertoire.
If you have a more specific question as to particularly what you are referencing, let me know.