So I stopped into a local chain drug store to pick up a few item. While perusing the isles, I pass the condom and sexual health section. My curiosity gets the better of me and I stop for a bit. A typical assortment of condoms, lubricants, pregnancy tests, and various other odd items, but one thing surprised me: female personal massagers.

Yes, vibrators! And quite a selection too. I believe a saw at least 5 different models of "discrete" personal massagers marketed at women. While I was unaware of the demand for sex toys at drug stores, I suppose the "sexual liberation" of the genders is commendable. Taking control of you're sexual pleasure is a good thing, right?

However, these products were clearly marketed for women (if not indicated by product name, it was clearly suggested by pink packaging). What sort of products were specifically geared for men? Extenze to further your insecurities of penis size. Pills and sprays to prevent your premature ejaculation and help you please your lover. Perhaps the cock ring might seem geared for males, but the attached vibrating clitoris stimulator suggested otherwise.

If there can be positive sexual products geared solely for women sold in popular drug stores, shouldn't there be positive sexual products geared for men as well?

While low on the MensRights priority list, I feel observations like this on social discrepancies between the genders interesting. Thoughts appreciated.