Ask Anna: A woman’s outlook on masturbation sleeves

Anatomy problems aside, I do happen to know a few people with penises, so I took an informal survey on social media as to how such people felt about these kinds of masturbation aids. The results were mixed! For those who don't know/don't want to Google it, masturbation sleeves (aka Fleshlights, pocket pussies, eggs, strokers, etc.) are a kind of sex toy that one inserts one's penis into that mimics the feel of a vagina/anus/mouth, depending on what kind you get. Some vibrate. Some require lube or powder. Some are large, and some are small. Some you can take on a train, and some you should keep out of the rain! Etc., etc.

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