Women, and especially feminist women, in my experience are pretty open to the idea that the need for sex exists and that sex toys are a delight. What they obje

Women, and especially feminist women, in my experience are pretty open to the idea that the need for sex exists and that sex toys are a delight. What they object to is the equating women to sex objects - treating women like sex tours rather than whole human beings with rich lives and emotional depth and complexity. Some men have a hard time decoupling the concepts. A fancy toy like proposed in the article is great for the folks who want it so long as it's not seen as a "woman analogue". (Just like how a dildo isn't a man analogue.) There should be no shame in sex toys, if they make someone happy, go for it. I'm not sure what the implication of "best choice" vs "only choice" is referring to, because I could interpret it quite negatively I think maybe you could expand that idea more?