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Pleasure is for everyone, no matter the body you're in. But for people with disabilities, accessible sex toys can be hard to find—in fact, there really isn't one single toy that's "best" for folks with disabilities. "Very few toys are made for disabled people, so people have to think about how they generally want to use them," explains Evan Sweeney, founder of the Cripping Up Sex website and podcast. "Do they want G-spot stimulation, or do they like anal, for example? Then they must consider the most important features, like whether they need a lightweight toy or easy-to-use buttons. Once they have figured out these questions, narrowing down the right toy for them is easier."