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A fucking machine is a mechanical device used to stimulate a person in a manner similar to that of male penetration. It is a more sophisticated version of the much simpler vibrator. The device can be used on either men or women, for stimulation of the anus and / or (for women) vagina.
A typical machine works by the transfer of rotational force from a motor to a directional motion on a shaft, with this shaft being tipped with a dildo.
These devices are closely associated with, but by no means limited to, BDSM play.
Other machines may consist of a dildo being attached to the end of a rotating device such as an electric drill, which rotates back and forth to achieve stimulation.
A Sybian is a type of fucking machine that consists of a saddle-like seat with a phallic rod in the center.
Safety
On a commercial basis, these machines have been designed and / or modified for the purpose of human penetration and stimulation. The vagina and anus are delicate areas of the body that can be easily damaged by excessive force, and injury can result if a device not intended for sexual stimulation is used incorrectly.
History
The vibrator was created to treat hysteria in Victorian women through medical orgasm induced by clitoral massage [1]
Erotic provocation was delivered mechanically during the 19th century by such devices as air- or petroleum-powered vibrating tables, liquid jets, jolting chairs, swinging seats, and more. Electro-mechanical vibrators followed once electrical energy was harnessed.
Most of these were much larger and more powerful than today's standard devices, restricting ownership to the rich or to specialist medical centres. They resembled in size (though not in operation) what are now termed fucking machines.
With mass production, vibrators grew smaller and cheaper, sharply curtailing the market for earlier models.
Modern fucking machines differ from vibrators because they fuck as well as throb. Mass attention is drawn to them on the Internet, while appetite for these powerful appliances has induced the establishment and growth of manufacturers to satisfy rising demand.
Notes
- ^ The Technology of Orgasm : “Hysteria,” the Vibrator, and Women's Sexual Satisfaction; Johns Hopkins Studies in the History of Technology; ISBN 0801866464.