There's nothing selfish about a little "me time." Solo play is one of the healthiest, most empowering forms of self-care — and it's a wonderful way to learn exactly what makes you feel good. In this episode of Sex Ed with Sunny, Sunny celebrates flying solo and shows off one of her favorite companions: the JimmyJane Rabbit.
Give it a watch, then read on for the highlights.
Why Solo Play Matters
Self-pleasure is completely normal, healthy, and something to celebrate. It relieves stress, helps you sleep, boosts your mood, and — maybe best of all — teaches you exactly what you like. That self-knowledge doesn't just make solo time better; it makes partnered sex better, too, because you can show your partner what works for you.
Meet the Rabbit
The rabbit is a true classic for a reason. It combines a shaft for internal G-spot stimulation with a pair of "ears" that rest against the clitoris — so you get two kinds of stimulation at exactly the same time. The JimmyJane Rabbit that Sunny shows off is a beautifully made, body-safe silicone version that's rechargeable and whisper-quiet.
Why the Rabbit Is a Solo Favorite
Because it targets two of the body's most sensitive spots at once, the rabbit is famous for delivering deep, full-body "blended" orgasms that are hard to reach any other way. With multiple speeds and patterns and an ergonomic shape, it's just as friendly for first-timers as it is for seasoned pros.
Getting Started
Take your time — there's no rush and no goal but your own enjoyment. Add a little water-based lube, start on the lowest setting, and slowly explore what feels best for you. Let yourself relax, get curious, and follow the sensations.
Keep It Clean
Body-safe silicone toys are easy to care for: wash yours with warm water and a gentle toy cleaner before and after each use, let it dry fully, and store it somewhere clean. Just reach for a water-based lube rather than silicone, which can damage a silicone toy.
It's Self-Care, Plain and Simple
However you enjoy it, remember this: making time for yourself isn't indulgent — it's good for you. A little "me, myself and I" is a healthy, joyful part of taking care of your own body and mind. No guilt required.
Curious to try a rabbit of your own? Come see us — our team will happily help you find the perfect fit, kindly and judgment-free.
Take care of yourself.
— Sunny