I probably don’t have to remind you about what’s just around the corner. If you haven’t picked up a special something for your special someone, you’re in luck, because we have some Valentine’s Deals for you.

In our stores: Spend over $75 and you get a free gift while supplies last.

On the web: Spend over $70 and get a free Love You Vibrator (also while supplies last). Use the code LOVEYOU during checkout.

Don’t miss these deals!

If you’re in New York and you like rope bondage, you’re not going to want to miss this awesome event/fundraiser:
HOT KNOTS
A Fat-Positive Bondage Benefit
with the one and only Sarah Jenny

For Fatties, their Friends & Fiends! All sizes encouraged to come!

Queer-centric, allies welcome.

Please bring your own length of rope on which to practice!
Ideally 25 feet but 10 feet is also okay. Otherwise, you can watch/take notes or find a partner to share with! Jute, hemp, or nylon are all good. Do not use clothesline. Quality rope can be purchased at Babeland or Purple Passion in Chelsea http://store.purplepassion.com/servlet/Detail?no=1230

Sliding scale – suggested donation $10-15. No one turned away for lack of funds.

All proceeds to benefit SAFER – Students Active for Ending Rape
Reforming college sexual assault policies through direct student action.
For more info: www.safercampus.org

Thursday, February 11th February 25th
9pm-10:30pm
@ Re/Dress NYC
www.redressnyc.com
109 Boerum Place
Brooklyn, NY

F/G to Bergen

In Ask Babeland, real Babeland Sex Educators provide real answers to real questions that they received from customers during their shifts. If one customer has this question, chances are others do too so we’re bringing them to you!

Q: How far should I insert my vibrator?

A: The short answer: until it stops feeling good.

The long answer: That depends. If you’re looking to stimulate the G-spot and you have a toy with a curve like the Orchid G or the Gigi, then only insert the vibrator 1-2 inches in, otherwise, that curve will miss your G-spot. Most of your nerve endings are there anyway so focusing vibration on the first couple of inches can feel great no matter what.

If you enjoy deeper penetration, then gently explore with your vibrator to see where it feels most comfortable. You may press against your cervix, a sensation that some folks love and others find painful. You may also be able to tuck the vibrator behind the cervix, which can be a sensitive spot for many.

Ultimately, using a vibrator is about exploring your body and how it responds. Have fun, go slowly and listen to what your body is telling you and you can’t go wrong!