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We've been sitting here reading freeflyingmom and others' posts of utter embarrassment, and all the other "Puritan" prudes, and we're laughing our heads off! Kudos to all the open minded people! I especially liked Jeanne Ziegler's response to many of the earlier sillies!
Regarding the Liberator Esse, Jeanne wrote; "I don't think that the existence of this kind of item implies that people haven't any imaginations. These are good products that can make more difficult and adventurous positions more comfortable and accessible, especially for people of above average size, or below average physical health and/or flexibility." She appropriately continued, 'ridge_van_winkle: there isn't a "right" way to do anything when it comes to sexuality and intimacy. If you approach sex that way, then it is you who aren't doing it 'right.'"

I am a spinal cord injured military veteran, a functional quadriplegic to be exact, and this furniture is very functional in allowing myself and others in my condition to enjoy fulfilling relationships. I happen to be married to a very loving and open partner and this kind of furniture has brought great joy to our lives. We are proud owners of more than one peice of furniture from liberator.com. Some people think nothing about shelling out a coule thousand bucks for other furniture or forms of entertainment. I'd bet anything these cry babies would gladly pay any price to restore their ability to experience functionability that would otherwise be lost. Making love to one's spouse or partner is often taken for granted by many people.

Next I expect to see all kinds of posts implying that less able-bodied folks shouldn't be reading AT. I say get a life people! Variety IS, indeed, the "spice of life," so get over yourselves Puritans, tight wads, and chronic complainers and get on with meaningful life! Kudos AT!