My wife tells me I'm a bit of a prude sometimes so I awaited her reaction to this news article with some anticipation. She wasn't exactly surprised, but this did make her feel uncomfortable. We both remember having a discussion about this some years ago when condoms were introduced into supermarkets. I said at the time that it would serve as a stepping stone to them selling sex toys.
I often feel removed from this society that I'm seeing unfold around us; moulded by the social engineers with their agendas. I avoid the propaganda that controls the vast majority of people and live with the consequences of doing so. From my point of view, I see a long and deliberate destruction of morality with the hypersexualisation of youth being one tool used to achieve this.
When I first saw the headline at leighjournal.co.uk I was intrigued as to how they would report on this latest development. Here's the opening
Milk? Check! Bread? Check..... a vibrator?
They're not taking this seriously are they. The article continues
Sainsbury's has now launched a range of sex toys in their stores. According to the supermarket's Living Well Index, sex life satisfaction has a significant impact on an individual’s sense of wellbeing and alongside sleep, is one of the strongest indicators of how well a person is living. Sainsbury's has responded by adding the new range allowing shoppers to add a sex toy to their weekly shopping list.
A new one every week? Bloody hell, what do people do with them? Seriously though...we all know a good sex life is a healthy thing. Sainsbury's haven't discovered something with their 'Living Well Index' whatever that is. I find their use of the phrase 'an individual' interesting. They want to come across as sex doctors who are here to save the world with their range of vibrators. According to the article
Customers can choose between three vibrators: the Rose Gold Bullet (£8), Rose Blush Bullet (£12) and the Aura Silver Vibrator and Massager (£15). Two of the sex toys will be rolled out to 486 stores across the UK, with the Aura Silver vibrator available in 386. Sainsbury's hasn't identified the stores.
So why is the Aura Silver vibrator unavailable in a hundred stores? Who knows...maybe Sainsbury's indulged in some nationwide market research as part of their 'Living Well Index.' Perhaps the Aura Silver just doesn't hit the spot in some parts of the country.
I mentioned earlier the discussion my wife and I had when I said selling condoms in the supermarket was the stepping stone to selling sex toys in there. So what is selling sex toys in Sainsbury's the stepping stone to? Well I'm afraid it appears to me to be selling sex toys in the kids section. Are you prepared for that?
STEEMONKEY🐒
Images and article: Leigh Journal