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lukas full body ref Ive made
gonna be making a brand spanking new blog and be highly selective , since this one is cluttered and idk what to do with it </3 when i make the blog ( probably finish tomorrow ) give this a like if you’d like me to follow you !
this post is gonna be tmi and way more than i usually share, but honestly i’m very fed up and so it is time for a rant
with pelvic pain awareness month upon us and vaginismus awareness day approaching, those with vaginismus are going to see a lot of “inspiring” messages about dilating and encouraging you to do it and saying that you “just need to make time” for it and make it routine/it’s on you if you aren’t making time for it. i’ve seen this message a lot over the years and it’s come up again already as a month long conversation and we are only on september 2nd. these messages are garbage to me and make me feel so truly horrible, so i wanted to share my experience in hopes someone out there like me can feel a little better and take comfort that these messages are bullshit.
i don’t want this to invalidate anyone who DOES have success with dilating or who sees it as an easy thing to make time for. i’m happy for you and i wish your experience were universal for dilator users.
i just want to validate those who are like me, for whom it is a physically and emotionally painful task and who have to keep seeing the message pushed on us that if we choose not to do it we deserve to still have pain...
i struggle to “make time” for dilating because it’s not a cookie cutter experience for everyone. for me it isn’t something that can be simply added to my routine. i don’t think i’m alone in that or should be blamed for “not making time.” as someone who has pain after dilating and needs to do external massages before, ifc treatment after, and shower after to avoid further irritation and infection..... as well as drinking d-mannose and trying to urinate after with IC and a spasming pelvic floor...
these messages about how easy/routine dilating can be are not as inspiring as you think they are and are actually quite invalidating to my dilating experience. it takes so much time and literally all of my energy to do it and if i do it then i am committing to not being able to do anything else for the rest of the day. and i don’t think i’m the only one for whom dilating is a big task. it is easier for some than others but for those who it’s a hard task for: i see you and your experience is valid. don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. no, not even the official vaginismus network.
So I’ve been home sick, and bored af, so I drew @softsiriusblack. I got an anon ask suggesting this a while ago (I think, may have been a dream), so anon, if you’re out there (and real) then I hope you like it!
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charms - are you religious?
im honestly not sure. ive been thinking about religion a lot lately, and i really don't know the answer to that question. like, i follow the doctrine and philosophy of the religion i was raised with and i mostly agree with it, but i don't know if i believe in any god as an entity, if that makes sense.
this is like the hundredth time ive changed my url this yr
ng i want to make brownies but its 1am
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