Paper Title

Vibrator Use Among Heterosexual Men Varies by Partnership Status: Results From a Nationally Representative Study in the United States

Keywords

  • Vibrator Use
  • Heterosexual Men
  • Sexual Behavior
  • Partnership Status
  • Sexual Play
  • Sexual Intercourse
  • Sexual Health
  • Sexual Satisfaction
  • Sex Toys
  • Male Sexuality
  • Sexual Relationships
  • Partnered Sex
  • Sexual Enhancement
  • Sex Therapy
  • Sexual Education
  • Relationship Intimacy
  • Sexual Practices
  • Sexual Attitudes
  • Sexual Pleasure
  • Nationally Representative Study

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Publication Info

Volume: 36 | Issue: 5 | Pages: 389-407

Published On

September, 2010

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Abstract

This nationally representative study documents that vibrator use among heterosexually identified men in the United States is common, with 43.8% reporting use of a vibrator at some point in their lives, with most vibrator use by heterosexual men occurring within the context of sexual interactions with a female partner. Approximately 94% of male vibrator users reported that they had used a vibrator during sexual play with a partner, and 82% reported that they had used a vibrator during sexual intercourse. These data support the work of therapists and educators who often make recommendations for the incorporation of vibrators into partnered relationships.

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