Choosing the right dildo size may be trickier than it seems. You can make a preliminary decision based on how many fingers you find comfortable inside you, but that may not be large enough; it's easier to take in a smooth dildo than knuckled fingers. Basing dildo size on sexual experience with men can also be misleading. When Joan started having sex with women, she discovered that although her last male lover had been quite large, she actually preferred penetration with a smaller dildo. With men, she was stuck with the penis that came attached, but with women she enjoyed her freedom of choice.

You'll also have to decide what material you prefer. Do you want a rigid dildo? Then go for plastic. For a more giving feel, try silicone. Note, however, that silicone is damaged more easily than plastic. For shape and color, pick what amuses you and turns you on. While some women prefer non-penis-shaped dildos, others find the old standard to be sexier. If your dildo has any breaks on its surface, always use a condom with it; those breaks will make it difficult to keep the dildo clean. In addition, use condoms when sharing dildos with other women to avoid sharing vaginal infections.

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Long-term couples often have two (or more) dildos so that each partner can choose her own size, color, and shape; these separate dildos also help keep the occasional yeast infection from going back and forth between the two lovers. An item that has been used anauy should not be used vaginafly. If only one dildo is available, using a condom for anal use and then a new condom for vaginal use should afford protection from infection, but it's safer to have different items for each location. If you can afford only one dildo, consider using a butt plug for anal penetration and using cucumbers or other vegetables for vaginal penetration.

After every use, wash the dildo or butt plug thoroughly with warm water...