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Source: Press Office
When we talk about sexuality, we are not only talking about orgasm but of it all has to do with pleasure and discovery of one’s own body: each part of it, in fact, is endowed with a unique erotic potential: it is up to us to discover it. How? Through play, experimentation and intimacy, with a partner but, first and foremost, with ourselves.
Sexuality as a journey of self-discovery
In addition to emotions and feelings such as passion (90.3 percent), love (90 percent) and pleasure (90.6 percent) that are more traditionally linked to sexuality, self-knowledge is also one of the values most associated with sex, for 73 percent of the population (source: Astrarearch for Lelo, 2021).
In this discovery about one’s own body and desires, theautoeroticism plays a key role: 76% of Italians agree that playing with their bodies is a preferred way to learn about themselves.
This is even more true for women: 83% of the female population surveyed believe that autoeroticism helps women to better “understand” their own pleasure, to better understand their desires and preferences.
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Beyond stereotypes and taboos
Masturbation then, considered for years a typically male behavior, now seems to be finally cleared through customs even among girls who, compared to their male peers seem more interested in experimenting with gadgets, through healthy “word of mouth” among peers.
What is the relationship of the new generation of women toward sexuality and autoeroticism? “Over the past decade we have witnessed enormous changes: in fact, it seems that more and more the female gender is able to shed the prejudices and taboos that have accompanied ideas related to female sexuality for centuries. The new generations, in fact, seem more capable of “taking charge” of their own pleasure and, consequently, of their sexuality in the round. Young women therefore capable of “asking,” more aware of what they like and what they wish to experience,” Dr. Valentina Cosmi, psychoanalytic psychotherapist and SISP sexologist and LELO consultant, tells us.
In this sense, sex toys represent perfect tools for exploring one’s body and discovering pleasure, in its most intimate and personal form. Indeed, female sexuality is multifaceted, less focused on the genitals, less linear and more complex than male sexuality, is different from woman to woman and is expressed in potentially infinite ways, all to be discovered.
LELO DOT™: the sex toy that paves the way for new pleasure
Inspired by the characteristics of female sexuality and the ability to create unprecedented paths of pleasure, Lelo, a historic sex toy brand and promoter of all-around sexual well-being, has created LELO DOT™, the new clitoral vibrator with an unusual pointed shape that, thanks to its elliptical movement and soft, bendable tip, provides versatile and precise stimulation, not only of the clitoris but potentially of all the erogenous zones of the body, from the nipples to the neck, or any other point that stimulates your senses.
Unlike other toys, in fact, LELO DOT™ uses the Infinite™ Loop technology, a totally new movement that consists of a “figure eight” oscillation with a constant rhythm: you can modulate stimulation by varying the angle at which you choose to use it (upright, for punctual stimulation, tilted for more off-center and diffuse stimulation), as well as the pressure and intensity (eight different settings are available, all for you to experiment with).
