[jrgptg]

I'm a female photographer doing a project on female pleasure. I'm looking for obsolete objects that women use to masturbate, such as using a water faucet, pillow, etc. I'm interested in creating an archive of objects of pleasure for women that aren't particularly phallic. I would REALLY appreciate any suggestions. I don't need to know your name, or any information, just objects that you use, or have heard other women use. Thank you so much for your time and help.

[demotivator]

I am not a woman but the corner of a table. I don't think that's phallic.

[SaharaJim]

Does the "Harry Potter" vibrating broom count as "Phallic"? The matel product was quickly plulled off the market but I about die laughing everytime I think about it.

[WildChild]

Does the "Harry Potter" vibrating broom count as "Phallic"? The matel product was quickly plulled off the market but I about die laughing everytime I think about it.

I got such a kick out of that. I think I posted about it here but that was a while back.

[WildChild]

Personally I'm a fan of fingers.

[jrgptg]

Thank you so much for your replies! I really appreciate it.

These are what I've found so far:

table leg
edge of door
edge of table
washing machine
electric toothbrush
pillow
shower head
faucet

Thank you for any contributions!

[Texinator]

Uhm... gear shifting knob on a manual transmission?

[WildChild]

LOL
I would never use it directly but my cordless reciprocating saw creates quite a vibration, so does a hammer drill. Using them sometimes in tight spots or odd positions can get the juices flowing so to speak.

[SaharaJim]

The vibrations of a motorcycle were/are infamous for the extra thrill of a ride; but the "old guard" bikers had a favorite trick. The female passenger would be given a tennis ball- then left to figure out what to do with it. I am told the miles "speed by" on a long trip.