BUZZ! shopin at the sex shop

It's a fun place to shop a little bit naughty . Loads of fun. I like sex shops.

I was wondering how others feel about it. Are they nervous a little shy or out going? Does the counter person test the battery toys at the counter when you bring them to the till? He does were I shop. I find it rather embarrassing and a wee bit exiting. How would you feel? Do you try on the sexy cloths there? I do before buying them. I like the leather strap harness and other Bondage outfits, Maid outfits, bustiers. There is a change room with mirrors on the outside and one inside the stall. I like to look in the outside mirrors they make an all round view. People outside can peek in the curtain so it can be revealing. There are camera surveillance warning signs posted. Would you use the stall? You are being watched . Likely recorded.

I like to chat with other customers. Would you chat with me or look at me like I was a three headed talking donkey?

When young I was embarrassed parking and going in to a sex shop. Once inside I was fine, but didn’t engage with anyone other than the clerk maybe 15 years years ago I took my wife into an adult toy store in Plano Texas. It was in a strip mall that had a nice restaurant and a dance studio close to it. We had lunch and went in the sex store and were casually looking at toys - dildos, butt toys etc. - and she was loud making comments about them and giggling. There were a few other customers who smirked at us, but kept out our way. I think they thought it novel that a lady in a wheelchair was so interested in the products and apparently in using them! She picked out a few items, I remember she took one off the rack and said loudly we needed a bigger one!

As an older adult, that was the only time I was a bit embarrassed! But I loved her interest and we had fun with her selections! 😈

I have been in a sex toy shop maybe four times. I was embarrassed to go in but curiosity won out. I am still nervous but getting less so. I travel to another town to do this so I am less likely to encounter someone I know. I know if I encountered someone I knew we would both be in no position to judge the other but I am still nervous. Two clerks stick in my mind. The first was a young woman that was friendly and made me more at ease. The second was a male that had goobs of tattoos and piercings. I figured that by his standards I was probably plain vanilla so I was at ease there. It has been a while so maybe it's time for another road trip.

I don't get too excited when my sub mentions stopping, usually when we are near one. The selection is usually not very good, the quality is as bad, and the objects we are interested in have become even less available over the years.

I find it better to look online. I may not get to touch the object, but the number of options to choose from is way better. Not to mention no chance of running into anyone you might know.

It probably depends on the shop. Although it has a good range, I would consider Ann Summers more browsing and having a giggle than getting sexually turned on.

Larger independents, yes I totally get where you are coming from. Especially if they carry more fetish type items. To be whispering to each other about what you will do with 'x' along with trrying on certain costumes (with help) would be a major turn on.

I like to wear a butt plug and see if there are any other like minded people in the shop. It's good fun.

I have a bit of a reputation . Years ago I went to the sex store and strangely enough the front door was an irregular size and so in trying to go through it it stressed the entire stores glass facade causing about $3-5k damage . It’s of course long been fixed and is now ADA compliant so wheelchairs don’t have that disastrous effect , at a different place I remember doing that to just the door.

I am probably the first guy to accidentally F*ck a sex shop by penetration ( LOL) I mean how many gallons of lube does this guy need ?

@SAP said

Strangely enough, the front door was an irregular size, so in trying to go through it, it stressed the entire store's glass facade, causing about $3-5k damage. Of course, it's long been fixed and is now ADA compliant, so wheelchairs don’t have that disastrous effect. At a different place, I remember doing that to just the door.

I wish more people were this proactive. Admire the strategy.