Marital Aid Test Kitchen: The Generator

If Fleshbot's coverage has traditionally skewed toward men, we can at least say that the marital aids we've reviewed have mostly been for the ladies. But The Generator is an exception. When its inventor noticed in himself the same symptoms that led to his father's death from prostate cancer, he began researching ways to milk that most mysterious gland/muscle in the comfort of his home because, he noted, both doctors and patients are uncomfortable when that procedure is a medical transaction.

Read more after the gap.

The Generator's box says that it stimulates both male G-spots. I guess I'm ashamed to tell you that I wasn't aware there was another one.

"You mean my stomach?" I wondered.

Nope. 'Tis the Taint.

Fritz Gerhard developed the cursive L-shaped vibrator so that the long stem, reminiscent of a chili pepper, would arrive at the prostate securely. A remote control powered by two AA batteries oscillates between several speeds, each of which resonate differently.

It is wildly unscientific but probably true that gay men are more in touch with their prostates than are their straight brethren. Yet prostate cancer is the most prevalent form of cancer, next to dermal varieties, facing gay men. This seems at odds with accepted wisdom that prostate massages, and the effects of devices like The Generator, increase prostate health. But the fellas need to take care of that part of themselves.

Do not let Gerhard's straight-outta-1994 website dissuade you from taking seriously the helpful information within, but do your own research before letting a prostate massager into your ass, even if the device is as solid and functional as any quality vibrator.

Gerhard claims the Generator is a sex toy that's good for you; we claim that it is a sex toy that is safe, well built, and fun. Let your doctor determine the rest.

· The Generator (malemultipleorgasms.info)

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