*D* Cupid 3 Glow Silicone Dildo

The Cupid 3 Glow has very light texture: the shaft consists of three successive “bumps” where it flares and then tapers again. I didn’t really feel them when in use. They are more noticeable with long, slow thrusts, but if you’re feeling a bit lazy, the shape in itself probably won’t do much for you. The head is rounded and the shaft doesn’t have much of a curve, so it’s not that great at G-spotting. The Cupid 3 Glow is never going to give me mind-blowing orgasms all on its own, but it makes for very comfortable and pleasant penetration. It’s an easy toy, too, both for me and for my girlfriend. Its relatively low weight makes it pretty easy to control when wearing a harness, according to her, and it works in basically every position. The one downside of the squishy silicone, however, is that this is a dildo that has a tendency to “flop out” when you’re really thrusting it. This means you have to strike a middle ground between thrusting it enough to feel the bumps, but not so much that it doesn’t stay inside of you.I really like this dildo, for reasons that have nothing to do with its slightly underwhelming shape, its cutesy base or the truly lovely texture of its silicone. It glows in the dark, people. I know I’m repeating myself, but I’m pretty fucking excited about it. I strongly believe that sex and sex toys should be fun, and the Cupid 3 Glow is about as fun as it gets. My camera isn’t good enough to pick up on it, so I tragically wasn’t able to take a picture of it, but the glow-in-the-dark thing is not false advertising. It really glows, like those stars children stick on their ceiling. It needs to be “charged” first, though – just put it near a window or any other light source for a few hours (this may present an issue if you need to hide your toys from people you live with.)In my opinion, sex toys are called toys for a reason, and with this dildo I really feel like I’m playing. Who hasn’t had lightsaber fights with their dildos? Well, this one actually glows! I know you don’t want to buy a dildo just to use it in lightsaber fights, but it makes sex even more fun. You can giggle excitedly while turning off the lights (yes, this toy managed the impossible: making me have sex in the dark). You can ohhh and ahhh over its glowiness. You can strap it into a harness and have a laugh about how ridiculous and amazing you look with a light rod sticking out from your crotch. You can look down at yourself while you’re thrusting it in and out of yourself and absolutely lose it because seeing a glowing dildo disappearing inside your body and reappearing and disappearing again and reappearing again is honestly one of the most absurd and hilarious things I have ever witnessed. Does that make me childish? I don’t care.The Cupid 3 Glow doesn’t blow my mind, but it’s a good dildo. It feels really nice and it is thoroughly fun. In my opinion, any toy that makes me laugh this much during sex is as good as one that gives me earth-shattering orgasms. I won’t lie and say I wouldn’t prefer a dildo that does both (I’d have been all about a glow-in-the-dark Honey, if it existed), but I am very happy with this one.(Read the rest of my review here.)

The Cupid’s pure silicone is on the firmer side with a bit of give, think a slightly less flexible Vixen Creations. This silicone makes for rather smooth insertion and thrusting. The slight dips between the three sizes emphasizes their difference internally, and while thrusting rather than one just focusing on the tip and base, the middle is also quite noticeable. It’s slight angle allows for light g-spot play- if you’re interested in a stronger g-spotting dildo, check out their Countess Clit Dildo instead.The standard Sh! heart shaped base allows for easy o-ring harness play, and safe anal insertion. I find this base a little on the thin side, and would prefer it to be twice the thickness for more effective in-hand thrusting. For people new to vaginal and/or anal insertion, For myself, it falls between two and two and a half fingers wide.