Sex Toys and Social Media on 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way

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Sex Toys and Social Media on 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way

The TV show 90 Day Fiancé has sparked plenty of fights by random happenings. For instance, Jesse and Darcey fought over cutting steaks. However, things reached a whole new level on the show when Aladin and Laura began quarreling over Laura’s vibrator.

According to Laura, she had not been sleeping well while they were in Qatar due to jetlag. Yet, she was very happy to be there because she did not realize how much she was missing her husband. The two got married after nine days of being together. They wasted no time and had sex after getting married. 

However, the two now had what they can consider as a fight between husband and wife. Laura introduced to Aladin the vibrator that she brought with her from home. She also told him that a lot of women in America have such a toy with them. However, Aladin did not agree with the idea of his wife owning a sex toy, He wanted to throw Laura’s vibrator in the garbage, which he actually did. He added that the introduction of the vibrator was disrespectful. 

In addition, Aladin told the cameras that he is a Tunisian man who can be enough for his wife.

On the other hand, Laura apologized to her husband and said that it was not her intention to disrespect him. Yet, the tension lingered. While the two were on their way to enjoy their first night out, they once again fought over the vibrator and social media. She wanted Aladin to unfollow someone on social media. However, she found out that he unfollowed not only one but to of her accounts. According to Aladin, he was following those accounts because she gave simple tips about cleaning. It was Aladin and Laura’s second big fight in 24 hours. 

Sex Toys and Social Media on 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way

The Other Participants of 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way

Tifanny and Ronald

Laura, Tiffany’s sister, arrived in South Africa for the wedding. She sat down with Tifanny and her fiancé and asked him questions about his addiction. Ronald emotionally answered that Tiffany and Daniel will keep him motivated in staying clean. For this reason, Laura gave him her family’s blessing to marry Tiffany. On the other hand, Tiffany’s father, who is not aware of Ronald’s addiction issue, arrived and asked him to pick him up at a hotel with a casino. 

Karine and Paul

The two went on a trip to Karine’s hometown located in the middle of the Amazon. Karine’s mother does not approve of Paul. She even called him a jerk behind his back. Moreover, her parents were shocked when Paul finally announced his plans to leave Brazil. His reason was the translation error that has deemed him a terrorist. 

Jenny and Sumit

Sumit admitted to Jenny that his parents are already getting suspicious of what is really going on. For this reason, he has to come back home so that he could appease them. To do this, he would be leaving Jenny in a foreign country, fending for herself alone. Of course, this made Jenny upset.

Evelin and Corey

Evelin and Corey have begun prepping their cocktail bar in Ecuador for its reopening. Evelin wanted Corey to exert more effort and take responsibility if he has any plans of marrying her. On the other hand, what Corey was worried about was the finances of the bar. 

Sex Toys and their Popularity

As mentioned, Laura and Aladin fought over Laura’s sex toy, particularly a vibrator. Now, the N    question is, how do sex toys impact a relationship? 

The popularity of sex toys has increased during the past decade. According to research, the taboos that surround vibrators and other sex toys intended to increase mutual and individual pleasure are already dissolving. This is because more couples and individuals are reaching for a far more intimate type of technology.

Sex Toys and Social Media on 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way

Moreover, a large nationally representative study that is led by researcher Michael Reece, Ph.D., examined the popularity of the use of vibrators among heterosexual men in the US. They found out that heterosexual men who have already used a sex toy with their partners reported lower levels of satisfaction. This was compared to men who never used a sex toy with their partners. Of course, the researchers cannot say why the satisfaction level for men who used sex toys was lower. 

However, most heterosexual men who have used vibrators with their partners said that it increased their partner’s pleasure. Considering this fact, it is possible that those men’s sexual satisfaction was unchanged by the introduction of a vibrator. Rather, it may have been lower, to begin with, and the use of vibrators only increased their level of satisfaction.

That being said, it may also be possible that some heterosexual men who have used vibrators with their partners felt as if having to use a sex toy reflected poorly on their very own sexual ability. If such is the case, then it would make sense why their sexual satisfaction level remained low. 

Sex Toys and Social Media on 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way

Moreover, one of the most common misconceptions about sex toys is the belief that using a sex toy means your partner is not good enough in bed. This was according to Dr. Kat Van Kirk, Ph.D., a licensed marriage and family therapist, and resident relationship and sex expert at AdamandEve.com. He added that one partner may also fear that their partner’s use of sex toys will replace them. they also fear that their partner may become too dependent on sex toys to get arousal or orgasm.

However, not every man who uses a vibrator with their partner feels unsatisfied or inferior. Another research that Reece made found out that men who use vibrators regularly have higher measures of erectile function, sexual desire, as well as sexual satisfaction. This was compared to men who have never or rarely used a vibrator. 


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