Breakups are often viewed as hard, messy, hurtful and downright sad, but Zoë Kravitz has a more unique way of describing it. The Hollywood actress divorced from Karl Glusman after 18 months of marriage. The former couple got engaged in 2018 after meeting in 2016 and had an intimate wedding at her father's, legendary artist Lenny Kravitz, Parisian home in May 2019.
However, the two would abruptly split in 2020 after news of the High Fidelity star filing for divorce in December of the same year hit the internet. Since the shocking divorce, Zoë and Karl have not revealed the cause of their breakup, but that is about to change.
Zoë, who is also the daughter of talented actress Lisa Bonet, sat down with AnOther Magazine to dish on her upcoming projects such as a new album. While she was in the band Lolawolf for roughly eight years, she will be releasing a solo project in which she says is "about love and loss."
She also revealed she's been writing the album over "a long stretch of time" and it will capture the range of her emotions.
"I got married. I got divorced. Separations, breakups are sad but are beautiful things too. It's about the bittersweetness, that beginning and that end. It's so complex, that space, when you're in between heartbroken and mourning the loss of something and excited for what's ahead of you."
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What an elegant and mature way to look at breakups? We're sure the album is going to fire.
Zoë isn't the first artist to make songs about heartbreaks and she damn sure won't be the last.
Mary J. Blige is the queen of songs about heartache and pain in relationships and as of recent, people have raved over Summer Walker's 2019 album Over It where she focuses on all those feels.
Although Zoë only spoke on the roller coaster of feelings that happen after a breakup, there's no doubt that she has experienced the ups and downs in life all around. But in this new phase of her life, the 32-year-old is feeling happy and loving her thirties.
"Can I just stay here, though? This is nice. It's great making better decisions, knowing what works for you, knowing what feels good to you, knowing what real fun is, not just the idea of fun. We're in a sweet spot. We need to enjoy it and not pretend to be adults that don't do fun things anymore. It should be. I'm in my thirties. Let's do more things."
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Satisfyer Pro 2 NG differs from your typical vibrator because it offers indirect clitoral stimulation using air pulse technology and an oval-shaped mouth that makes stimulating your clitoral hood easy. Since it's inexpensive and has received a lot of great reviews, it's an excellent choice for those who are new to clitoral toys.
Design & Features of Satisfyer Pro 2
The Satisfyer Pro 2 NG is a clitoral stimulator that features 11 different settings and a unique design that allows for maximum stimulation and pleasure. The head of the toy is made from soft, flexible silicone, which provides a gentle but powerful massage that stimulates all parts of your body while still remaining comfortable enough to use over long periods. The handle is ergonomically designed, so it fits easily in your hand and can be maneuvered with ease. Additionally, it's waterproof, so you can take it with you into the shower or pool without worry.
Another feature of the Satisfyer Pro 2 NG is a set of buttons that control its suction intensity. The round power button and a much larger oval-shaped button that's close to the nozzle each have a "+" and "-" on them, which you press to adjust the strength of the suction.
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Compared to the previous model, the Pro 2's controls are easier to use and more intuitive. The + and - buttons are now joined together, which means they're easy to find even when you're not looking at the device.
The Satisfyer Pro 2 NG is designed to provide intense pleasure through its 11 different settings. The settings range from gentle pulsations to powerful vibrations that give you more control over how deep your orgasm will go. You can easily build up to an orgasm without causing a huge jump, and you can back off at lower levels to prolong your pleasure.
I prefer the lower settings for an orgasm that feels more chill, but there are plenty of higher settings if you want to push things a bit harder. I've had no issues with this toy causing bruises or pain, but you should be prepared to test it out before deciding on the right setting for you.
My Honest Thoughts
One of my favorite things about this toy is that it can be controlled through the Satisfyer Connect app, which you can download for free. This allows you to control your Satisfyer Pro 2 NG through a smartphone or tablet. The app also lets you select the vibration pattern and intensity that you'd like to use. There are ten different vibration patterns and intensities available, so there is plenty to choose from. There are also a few pre-programmed options, which is a nice addition.
It's worth noting that you don't have to use the funnel-like tip that comes with the Satisfyer Pro 2 NG, as there are many different shaped silicone heads available that will fit most users. You can buy a pack of five for under $10, which gives you a great variety to choose from. Lastly, the battery life is also impressive, lasting up to two hours on a single charge, so there's no need to worry about running out of power in the middle of an intimate session!
All in all, I think that the Satisfyer Pro 2 NG is an excellent choice if you're looking for a high-quality sex toy that will provide intense pleasure every time. The combination of pressure waves and vibrations makes this toy incredibly versatile and easy to use and operate, even for beginners. Additionally, its waterproof design ensures that it can be used in any environment without concern for damage or malfunction due to water exposure.
So if you're looking for something new and exciting in the bedroom, consider giving the Satisfyer Pro2 NG a try! You won't regret it!
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