Hello, Hello, Hello!! Hope you are having a wonderful Thursday! Let me just slide into this blog real quick to talk about this $1 million dildo… Yes, you read that right boo! The dildo costs $1 million 
Now before you rush to brush me off, let’s talk about this dildo real quick. Trust me, there is a method behind the madness. The mastermind Colin Burn created the Pearl Royale. He is an Australian jewelry artist and silversmith, so much tattle bottled into one. Currently, he is in the U.S. searching low and high for a gallery owner to display the latest creation of his exotic collection, which happens to be the Pearl Royale for $1.3 million. His newest exhibit that will be named “Olisbos” which is the Greek word for Dildo, is seeking a home in locations such as Miami, LA, Las Vegas and NY. Now, what exactly is his reason behind the Pearl Royale? As stated by Colin, “My inspiration was to create something that shows the value people place on sex” while he further mentioned, “People spend lots of money for the experiences of owning Maseratis and the like. But would they pay for this?” which he told The New York Post. For 15 years, he has been creating high-end sex products which include the gold egg-shaped vibrator
that sold for $25,000 along with the white and gold dildo that also sold for $38,000. One of his interesting creations that I am interested in is the gold-handled whip made of human hair, which sold for the price of $19,000.
Burn mentioned the Royal Pearl weighs one pound, runs on two hand engineered motors, and the platinum body is covered with 2,000 diamonds. Some of those gorgeous diamonds are royal-blue sapphires and others are a very rare pink diamond. Whoever has the pleasure of using this luxury pleasure product to enter Orgasms Narvina, will not have to worry about the diamonds cutting them since they are flush-set.
Now I want to dedicate time to the premise behind the Pearl Royale because I looked into the depth of what Burn stated. “My inspiration was to create something that shows the value people place on sex”. “People spend lots of money for the experiences of owning Maseratis and the like. But would they pay for this?”
Sex is devalued and valued at the same time. Depending on how one perceives the factors of sex, they could either understand and be positive about it or they could either be completely disgusted with it and spread negativity around it. Let’s use the Maserati as an example. On the positive side, one who understands what they enjoy in life and feel they deserve to live their best life, wouldn’t mind buying themselves the Maserati because it’s what they want, it brings them happiness and pleasure and they feel monetary value shouldn’t halt their happiness. In return, they are positive about it, regardless of how society or any damn body else feel. Now, on the other hand, let’s say a person doesn’t see the point in people spending crazy amounts of money on cars such as a Maserati and feel it’s completely fruitless. That person is stupid and should be happy with whatever the hell they have or they are wrong for what he or she is happy to indulge in. They shouldn’t indulge in anything that brings them pleasure or happiness. Now, using this same type of thinking we can see how simple minded people are in society our sexual pleasure, our bodies, and overall doing what brings us happiness and pleasure. Personally, I can understand what Burn was saying and understand his beautiful collection. We place a value on things that bring us pleasure and happiness overall. If we can spend x amount on something that makes us feel awesome such as a car, then can we do the same for OUR pleasure? I’m speaking on us as a person, not when we are having sex with anyone else. Are we willing to do what we need to bring us positive sexual health and full happiness? I felt talking about this was something we all can look deeper into. Often, we want to satisfy the person we are being sexual with but sometimes, what brings them pleasure may not be for us. This is why it’s important to understand ourselves, our pleasures, and how to have a healthy and positive sexual lifestyle.
breaking society's barriers 