Female Vibrator Designer Says Connection is Dying in the Information Age

Female Vibrator Designer Says Connection is Dying in the Information Age 

 Wife, mother, entrepreneur and sensuality expert Lisa Hughes says the 'convenience" of the digital age may signal the end of intimacy.  Encouraging women to take their sexuality into their own hands, Hughes says good sex starts with a self-care mindset. 

When Ashley Madison a notorious site for married and attached men and women looking to cheat, launched in Australia in April 2010, citizens did not turn up their noses in disgust like many Americans did. In fact, the site's founder claims that more women than men initially signed up for the site, which at launch-time had about 40,000 Australian members and was expected to reach one million. With statistics that say there's a 30% growth in female infidelity in North America alone, it's safe to say something's gone awry.  Reported by Bloomberg News in an interview with the CEO of Ashley Madison, the stats aren't going away.  Instead they're joining the ranks of information that states 40% of all infidelities are instigated by women.  Stats show married couples are flocking to websites designed to discreetly link 'desperate housewives" with the stranger of their choice.  And while they're at it, true connection is getting lost in the mix.  So says sensuality and relationship expert Lisa Hughes.  Hoping to turn the tide so sex and wellbeing can walk hand-in-hand for both sexes, Hughes says the way back to intimacy doesn't include web links.

While typically the titles wife, mother and entrepreneur aren't included with -vibrator designer', Hughes is okay with that.  She's helping women recognize their value in the bedroom. It's a way to embrace femininity and sensuality while empowering women, their relationships and their lives.

The co-founder of Love Being Woman said of the trend, 'Ashley Madison was founded in 2002 and has since become a -recession-proof business' worth $200 million.  Why? Because I believe we have an epidemic called -Slumber in Suburbia' where we find comfort in predictability.  This syndrome traps couples through routine and habits and before you know it, they have fallen into a comfortable slumber. The internet has changed relationships, communication, self-image and love lives. Every suburban home has a computer yet there's a disconnect that makes people out of touch and missing true connection. The paradox is we need certainty and uncertainty in our lives. Part of having our needs met as humans is to want variety, adventure, challenges, and surprises. Websites like Ashley Madison are meeting those needs, yet at the detriment to couples and families on so many levels." The Love Being Woman business that Hughes created is designed to help couples meet their need for variety and adventure in a positive way by introducing products that evoke sensuality and play.

Hughes goes on to say that the digital age is reaching a critical mass where consumers have created a culture, and potentially a generation, where sex is nothing more than a commodity. She urges that unless people start as parents to practice and view the value of sex as a physical act that can nourish the mind, body and soul, that society is in danger of Generation Z suffering as they mature into the information age.

The relationship expert says physical touch is an essential part of the human experience.  As an innovator, she has taken her message to the masses by way of a contoured vibrator she has designed.  A vibrator for women designed by a woman, Hughes puts practicality front and center.  Shaped with the contours of a woman's body in mind the Be Be is non-phallic in nature.  It snuggly fits between between partners during intimacy to heighten female response. 

Hughes adds, 'As a wife and a mother of two teenage daughters my mission is clear. Create a generation of women to feel empowered to build committed relationships dedicated to passion, connection and bliss.  The Be Be helps facilitate that beautifully."

About Love Being Woman:

Love Being Woman was co- founded by Lisa Hughes in 2007 to provide the marketplace with education and products to enhance a couple's sexual experience.  Hughes is the designer of the Be Be Vibrator which was voted as one of the Top Five Vibrators in the UK.

www.lovebeingwoman.com