Vibrators on sale at Tesco, thought it was a bit much

What does that sentence actually mean?

Right! That’s my Halloween costume sorted anyway 🍆 👻

Hope Tesco is paying @JustBrowsingTheWeb on a per-sale basis

Where is the misrepresentation? It's literally reading what they have typed and calling it creepy.

They’ve sold cock rings in supermarkets a lot longer than vibrators.

“This product isn’t available right now”

must have been a rush since you posted the link…

What I find worse (and I agree OP, it is quite odd to have sex toys in a supermarket. Cock rings next?) is when newspaper bill boards on the street have CHILD PORN in massive letters as a headline. At child height. That any reading age child can be smacked in the eyeballs with. So many massive problems with that.

They are usually with the lube and condoms. Which are usually with paracetamol and ibuprofen and other medicine children shouldn't have ready access to

Thank you

I want it clear I don't think children should be exposed to sex beyond their age.

It wouldn't bother me personally, but they should probably be in their own section, maybe close to condoms, lube etc.
Not really near anything that little kids might be looking at.
I guess if they were locked away behind the desk it would be more embarrassing as people would have to verbally request it.

Please explain

I'm serious

I keep getting accused of being creepy

But no one can explain why

Golly, I had enough trouble finding a jar of mint sauce in Tesco this morning. I'll have a look next week, hopefully they'll be a special Clubcard price 😀. I wonder if Janice on checkout three will notice, she usually comments if I put a nice pudding through! Presumably if I were to buy one, they'd come up on my previously bought items when I log on for a home delivery. Perhaps one should pay cash at the customer services counter?

I bet Lady Porter thinks it's hilarious. Wonder if she's got one.

I don't entirely agree with the PP but they're making a valid point and I think you, and others, are grossly misrepresenting them.

Tbh I'm more bothered by the big signs/advertisements in chemists for viagra with slogans like "helping you connect" and - as in our local pharmacy- a big, shelf-high ad for it that literally says "erectile dysfunction" under the name. My ten year old had questions about that, questions less easy to answer than "it's for grown ups"

@RedWinePoliticsAndHair see I don’t get this. My 9 yr old asked the exact same thing and I told her it’s a medicine for adult men whose penises don’t work properly. No-one was scarred for life by that.

Do you get a discount with clubcard?
Um, asking for a friend.

Your posts are creepy as fuck, frankly.

There was a video on facebook, someone was showing that they were selling these in their local Big Tesco

So Divine Men Pleasure Pump - Tesco Groceries

Anyone read the Tesco reviews? If you need a laugh…..🤭

You still aren't explaining how it's creepy. Or why the hypocrisy is ok.

Plenty of people have "thanked" my posts which I'm assuming means they agree with me

You're acting like I think kids should have live demonstrations of sex toys and be encouraged to use them at home whilst watching hard-core porn...

Couldn’t agree more with this.

I had to laugh at the thought of vibrators being “scary.”

No. You've tried this line in your other posts.

I think at least one other poster reported your posts - I see you're not dissuaded from your view that you've got a really excellent point to make.

I wouldn’t give a stuff if my 5 year old spotted them. I’d say something vague and move on.

Far more difficult is all the junk food which he will ask repeatedly for and make a scene about being forced to put back.

If they aren’t old enough to understand then they shouldn’t be in the condoms and lube aisle 🙄 not sure why they’d be scared either!

I just laughed way too hard at this 🤣🤣

Yes, I do understand that.

There's a whole thread of posters falling over themselves to make it okay for sex toys to be in store, and within the sightline of young kids, all citing, 'they don't understand/it's fine anyway/what's the problem/etc.'

I disagree profoundly with that POV, for the reasons I cited upthread.