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Back in victorian era, whenever a woman caught "hysteria" they would take her to a back room with a couch and massage her puss to calm her down. Probably more effective than SSRIs.

May I show you:

The first vibrator to treat hysteria: made in 1865 to help doctors avoid joint cramps from massages. Yes, it was a steam engine.

 

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May I show you:
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The first vibrator to treat hysteria: made in 1865 to help doctors avoid joint cramps from massages. Yes, it was a steam engine.

Imagine going to your friends house and his wife is acting up. So he signals his servant to take his wife away. 5 minutes later you hear a steam engine start up and muffled screaming.

TT:

 

[DumbDude43]

May I show you:
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The first vibrator to treat hysteria: made in 1865 to help doctors avoid joint cramps from massages. Yes, it was a steam engine.

kinda jealous of those women patients now tbh
imagine going to the doctor and complaining about irritability and mood swings, and in response he orders the nurse to activate the steam-powered fleshlight 9000 deluxe [professional version] to give your dick some medical grade mega succ action

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May I show you:
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The first vibrator to treat hysteria: made in 1865 to help doctors avoid joint cramps from massages. Yes, it was a steam engine.

And on that note, this is an early chainsaw. Google what it was used for. Go on. I dare you.

Also, have this thing, I guess.

 

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