People behind the 40 years old sex toy shop, God Vibrations, conducted a study where they looked into the usage of vibrators and general masturbation. There are some cool findings but first: did you know that the month of May is the International Masturbation Month?

I know, we are late, but hey, masturbation month should be every month.

The iconic adult pleasure toys shop founded the month dedicated to masturbating back in 1995. It made the company founders click after US’s first African-American surgeon general, Dr. Joycelyn Elders, lost her job due publicly announcing that self-pleasure should be discussed amongst young people's sex education. It was a big no for the government, and they simply fired her. Like no one would be jerking off and rubbing one out themselves, right?

The International Masturbation Month by Good Vibrations was found and they started celebrating it all over the world. Ever since, they aim to raise awareness about the importance of the self-stimulation for almost every individual. "It's safe, it's healthy, it's free, it's pleasurable and it helps people get to know their bodies and their sexual responses."

It is still very surprising how some people are truly afraid to talk about the self-sex. I get it if it is for religious reasons or whatever, still, aren't we all having sex with ourselves? It is important, not to mention, the most common, fun and natural sex act. Taking care of yourself down under is good for your body and mind.

For your information, Good Vibrations picked May because it symbolizes sexual awakening. Plus, May and Masturbation both start with "M."

Now let's finally learn more about the survey about self-pleasure and vibrators.

First and foremost, 30 percent of 375 people surveyed said that they got familiar with vibrators by watching pornographic movies. You see, porn is good for you, too. You can definitely learn all bunch of good stuff that can spice things up when you are solo or with a partner. However, never forget that conversation matters the most.

Moreover, findings show that more than 70 percent of users prefer vibes for clitoral stimulation and half of them enjoy wand's vibrations the most.

Further down the line, 60% use vibes both during solo and partnered sex sessions. When asked about the location, the majority likes to use the vibrating sex toy in bed the most. Many also find a lot of pleasure when the partner uses it on them.

The final question, "What is the most important about a vibrator to people?" Surprisingly, an affordable price is not the number one priority to the respondents. As it turns out, people care the most about the body safe materials.

Is the material first and the pricing second for you too?

Now you know a thing or two more about the usage of vibrators and solo sex.

Masturbation should never be something that you are not comfortable chatting about. It is something almost as natural as breathing. And the person who you are having a conversation with, they are probably doing it too.

Why do we get uncomfortable talking about something as common as masturbation is? We people sure are weird.