Sociologist and Sex & Social Behavior Expert Dr. Chauntelle Tibbals will be teaming up with popular sex toy manufacurer Motorbunny at the 2019 EXXXOTICA Expo – New Jersey to present their lecture She Won’t Need Me Anymore! Sex Machines, Couples, and Misconceptions. Joining her on the main seminar stage will be Motorbunny founder Caleb Johnson to lend additional insights about the subject of sex toys and replacement technology. The seminar will be one of the many highlights at the expo, dedicated to sexuality discourse and exploration of new and insightful intimate experiences.
The EXXXOTICA Expo – New Jersey will take place October 25 – 27 at the New Jersey Convention & Exposition Center, 97 Sunfield Ave., Edison, NJ 08837. For more information, click here. Motorbunny will exhibit at booth #835, and will be showcasing the latest power-vibe innovations, including Motorbunny BUCK, the world’s first hybrid thruster/power vibe.
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“EXXXOTICA is an incredible opportunity for progressive sexuality discourse, and the New Jersey event is among the best of the bunch,” said Dr. Tibbals. “The show organizers do a great job of providing opportunity for education and exploration, and I’m very excited to bring a sociological perspective to our discussion of sexual expression and technology.”
Those attending EXXXOTICA Expo for Dr. Tibbals’ seminar can expect to learn more about demystifying the myth of replacement technology in the bedroom. Her talk will break down the general assumption that sex toys strike fear in men in heterosexual relationships, when in reality, toys can create a stronger bond and create a deeper intimacy between couples.
“This is a significant topic, and we’re so happy that we’ll be able to share it with the attendees of EXXXOTICA,” said Caleb Johnson. “Dr. Tibbals is a brilliant mind, and to share the stage with her is a great honor. We’re both really looking forward to progressing a dialogue that will be sure to turn some heads and change some minds.”
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