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Sex in the land of Kama Sutra remains a taboo to date, despite many strides in the right direction. In a country of approximately 1.42 billion, sex isn’t a topic that often comes up at dinner tables, though – given the numbers – many seem to be going at it just fine.

For many years now, most of the country has been cringing when discussions about copulation are brought up, almost to the point that it has become a moralistic hurdle to even think aloud, forget exploring avenues of physical pleasure. But now a bold new India is bucking the trend and embracing sex toys with arms, and legs, wide open.

Despite the roadblocks, Indians have whetted their appetite for sex toys, as a 2020 report curated by ThatsPersonal.com showed that the sale of said items had risen by 65 per cent in India since the first lockdown.

With no exact law to regulate the sale of sex toys in India, buyers are increasingly turning to online portals to fulfil their desires, and why not?
Only someone who hasn't had a good orgasm can restrict its power to just being physical. Apart from the dopamine and oxytocin that increases the feeling of happiness in an individual, a good orgasm can also be emotionally empowering.

Over our many interactions with stakeholders, it has become abundantly clear that when it comes to experimenting with pleasure, Indians are poised and quivering. All they need is the right touch.

And why not? As Cole Porter rightly crooned, "Birds do it, bees do it, even educated fleas do it..."

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@hatehs @RiazHaq @ThunderCat @Areesh @Bilal9 @IndianLite @saif @CallSignMaverick @Paitoo
Good for South Aisa. Do the mass selling in India and Export it to neighbours as well..... Atleast the rape cases will be decreased in south Asia.

Asian countries will be then out from most unsafe women list.
 
@Bilal9

Bilal bhai,

What educational value does this thread have?

You seem to have no problems, with rabid hateful threads being opened by interactors from all three countries, but you have a problem with this!

Make love, not war, that is my motto.

Regards
 

Inside Pakistan's Thriving Black Market for Dildos, Butt Plugs​


It's illegal but online sellers say Pakistanis across the country turn to them to buy sex toys, some of which are... made in Pakistan.
Rimal Farrukh
By Rimal Farrukh
ISLAMABAD, PK
24 May 2021, 8:11am
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Ehtisham Qamar was in college when he decided to set up a small business with his friends manufacturing and exporting steel butt plugs from his hometown in Sialkot, Pakistan.
“We arrived in this industry relatively early and quickly started making good money,” Qamar told VICE World News.
“We never could have imagined that this type of work could take place in Sialkot,” the business owner said. “We used to do this work very secretively. If you ask most manufacturers they say they produce surgical products.”


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In Pakistan, conversations on sex are taboo, and manufacturing and selling toys for sexual pleasure is illegal. Local authorities regulate the sex toy industry in Pakistan through the country’s old colonial-era laws, which prohibit “obscene material and objects.”
Qamar says he has since stopped manufacturing and selling sex toys, adding he was young when he set the business up nine years ago and no longer wants to be part of the industry.
Sialkot, the city where most sex toy manufacturing takes place, is known to produce and export steel surgical instruments and is the world’s leading manufacturer of leather footballs.
It is that leather and steel production expertise that has apparently paved the way for Pakistan to become, ironically, an underground exporter and online seller of steel sex toys and leather fetish gear to consumers in the U.S., Australia and the UK.
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Under Pakistan’s obscene objects law, buying, selling, advertising or manufacturing of sex toys is punishable by a fine and a jail term of three months or more.
However, the law does not seem to be a deterrent for importers, exporters, or local suppliers of sex toys, who skip physical stores and completely rely on online sales in Pakistan.
“This industry is so huge that you can pay off a year’s worth of debt from your profit. It is like bitcoin or cryptocurrency,” said Karachi-based sex toy supplier Nasir Qureshi, who requested anonymity to protect themselves from legal repercussions.
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Qureshi receives more than 100 local orders a month. They didn’t share their revenue, but based on prices, Qureshi could earn profits that are 5-10 times the average monthly income in Pakistan. “There is a problem in selling locally. Due to Pakistan's internet policies we aren't allowed to post ads on Google or Facebook,” Qureshi added.
But that doesn’t stop some individual sellers in Pakistan from selling sex toys through social media sites. One of the more popular accounts has about 9,000 followers on Instagram with unboxing videos of sex toys that are sold for $100 to $300 - apparently in Islamabad - with a prominent note in the videos that has a contact number and business name for interested
buyers. The account turned down a VICE World News interview request.



Asia | From the land of the pure

Inside Pakistan’s sex-toy industry​

Did I say that out loud? I meant makers of leather and metal goods​

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INSIDE a small, gloomy factory in a provincial city in Pakistan, two young men huddle over a grinding wheel. They believe they are making surgical instruments. But like many of the small, local firms manufacturing steel and leather goods for export, their employer has a new sideline. The nine-inch steel tubes whose tips the men are diligently smoothing are, in fact, dildos. “It’s just another piece of metal for them,” says the firm’s owner, who picks one up to show how his worldlier customers—all of them abroad—can easily grip the gleaming device.
This surreptitious set-up is inevitable. That a country as conservative as Pakistan exports anal beads, gimp masks and padlockable penis cages, among other kinky wares, would shock locals as much as the Westerners whose hands (and other parts) the finished products end up in. Fearing the response of religious hardliners, many of the companies involved do not advertise their wares on their own websites. Instead, they list the saucy stuff through Alibaba, a Chinese e-commerce giant that acts as a middleman for many businesses in the developing world. Some officials demand bribes to allow the exports to flow. Others are simply unaware of the potential for mischief in, for example, a Wartenberg Pinwheel—a spiked disc that can be run across the skin.

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Pointless, useless, inane thread. What educational value does this thread have?

@waz, @WebMaster bhais your attention is kindly drawn to decide...

Why are you getting so hyped up about a thread relating to sale of sex toys? Here in SA it's an open market. Men openly discuss the latest dolls whilst it's not unusual for a woman to bring her toys on the second date. Very stimulating and makes the relationship stronger. Surveys found that investment in sex stimulation objects lessens sexual frustration and reduces the gender based violence points. It also found that men who are unsure about their sexual abilities are more likely to commit acts of rape and violence towards women and children. These "toys" help give men reassurance and education. Hope my response is educational
 
hey buy my product you will never need to charge it has 25 yrs of battery life basicaly a nuclear powered dildo. only 2,500 pounds but it last a life time.
 
What exactly is the point of this thread, does this hurt your personal morality? No one is forcing you to get one or invest in such a industry though. The only purpose of this thread is to elicit conservative responses from you know whom.
Seems like MulJi is triggered, Bhai what is the problem here?
 
Truly as ModiGee says "Mera desh badal raha hai, aagey badh raha hai"


Long article, kindly read and feel for yourself and leave behind your valuable feedback.

Key Excerpts:

Sex in the land of Kama Sutra remains a taboo to date, despite many strides in the right direction. In a country of approximately 1.42 billion, sex isn’t a topic that often comes up at dinner tables, though – given the numbers – many seem to be going at it just fine.

For many years now, most of the country has been cringing when discussions about copulation are brought up, almost to the point that it has become a moralistic hurdle to even think aloud, forget exploring avenues of physical pleasure. But now a bold new India is bucking the trend and embracing sex toys with arms, and legs, wide open.

Despite the roadblocks, Indians have whetted their appetite for sex toys, as a 2020 report curated by ThatsPersonal.com showed that the sale of said items had risen by 65 per cent in India since the first lockdown.

With no exact law to regulate the sale of sex toys in India, buyers are increasingly turning to online portals to fulfil their desires, and why not?
Only someone who hasn't had a good orgasm can restrict its power to just being physical. Apart from the dopamine and oxytocin that increases the feeling of happiness in an individual, a good orgasm can also be emotionally empowering.

Over our many interactions with stakeholders, it has become abundantly clear that when it comes to experimenting with pleasure, Indians are poised and quivering. All they need is the right touch.

And why not? As Cole Porter rightly crooned, "Birds do it, bees do it, even educated fleas do it..."

Regards

@hatehs @RiazHaq @ThunderCat @Areesh @Bilal9 @IndianLite @saif @CallSignMaverick @Paitoo


Aagay badh raha hai ya “khada ho raha hai” 😂
 
Why are you getting so hyped up about a thread relating to sale of sex toys? Here in SA it's an open market. Men openly discuss the latest dolls whilst it's not unusual for a woman to bring her toys on the second date. Very stimulating and makes the relationship stronger. Surveys found that investment in sex stimulation objects lessens sexual frustration and reduces the gender based violence points. It also found that men who are unsure about their sexual abilities are more likely to commit acts of rape and violence towards women and children. These "toys" help give men reassurance and education. Hope my response is educational

Let's let the mods decide on this. There are far more important issues to discuss at PDF than getting off on one's jollies. If you want to discuss issues like this - then there are men's forums like GQ, Playboy etc.
 

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