Snappy comeback 1: Kentucky. Maybe later. Okay, the best I can come up with so far is K nead Y ourself. A bit off topic—but I hafta ask. Rainbow—do I know you from somewhere? That username is -awfully- familiar…. Minor addition. The way I heard the joke was Y2K-Y jelly. The thrill of the pill The FDA approves the pill, granting women reproductive freedom. Combine this with the Feminist Movement and, you have yourself a full-blown sexual revolution.
Hell yes. The first male centerfold Well, hello there. Playgirl hits the scene. K-Y becomes a bedroom staple We finally get the green light to sell our lubes in stores across North America. Duh, spit! Spit has likely been used by all of our ancestors for as long as humans have been having sex. There are two specific references to it in a collection of Chinese jokes from the 18th century, so obviously, it was a thing there. Spit is not an ideal lube, mind you.
In more recent history, people used KY Jelly as lube—before it was meant to be used for that purpose. KY Jelly was originally marketed as a surgical aid in the early s.
The glycerin-based substance soon became popular for sex, and eventually, the company accepted its fate as the most popular lube of all time. In more recent years, KY Jelly and its main competitor Astroglide has fallen somewhat out of favor, thanks to critiques over its potential to reduce fertility. In , a quick Internet search will yield you plenty of high-quality lubes with modern ingredients. But if you want to get down like your ancestors, plant oils remain a reliable option.
Coconut oil is Garrison's top pick, but olive oil is a good choice, too. Alas, not everyone can just haul their olive oil from the kitchen to the bedroom with good results. K-Y has begun fighting back by rolling out new products, including K-Y Warming Liquid, in stores next month, which heats on contact.
A recently introduced K-Y Ultragel offers a thicker consistency than the jelly. Norman Fertel, a sex therapist in Brooklyn.
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