u/Otherwise_Alice

Hi everyone,

I've done pelvic floor physiotherapy for vaginism, followed the exercises, and used vaginal dilators. My condition has improved a lot, and I'm now able to insert the largest dilator without any major issues.

BUT, I still experience bad pain at the vaginal opening. It feels like burning or sometimes like a cut, and it often makes penetration impossible. If penetration does happen, even a little friction quickly makes the pain much worse.

Another issue is that after intercourse I often get UTI-like symptoms.

I always use plenty of lubricant.

Has anyone had a similar experience? Did anything help, treatment, medication, or anything else?

Thank you so much for any advice or experiences you're willing to share 💕

Hi there, I'm looking for some advice.

I studied stage design and have been working as a freelancer since I graduated (4y). Over the last few years, I've worked both as a stage designer and as a prop maker, and now I'm trying to get into a paintshop - where I've worked before as a temporary position.

In the past two years, I've applied for several permanent jobs. I always get invited to interviews, and more than once I ended up as the second-ranked candidate. 🥲

I probably need to improve my skills a bit more. Backdrop painting is the area where I have the least experience!

So I'd really like to take a scenic painting course.

The only problem is that I can't take a long break from work. I'm looking for a course that lasts anywhere from a few months to about six months. I could also stretch to a one-year course if it's really worth it.

I'm based in Europe and open to attend it anywhere in Europe!

Does anyone know any good scene painting courses? Thank you!

Hi there, I'm looking for some advice.

I studied stage design and have been working as a freelancer since I graduated (4y). Over the last few years, I've worked both as a stage designer and as a prop maker, and now I'm trying to get into a paintshop - where I've worked before as a temporary position.

In the past two years, I've applied for several permanent jobs. I always get invited to interviews, and more than once I ended up as the second-ranked candidate. 🥲

I probably need to improve my skills a bit more. Backdrop painting is the area where I have the least experience!

So I'd really like to take a scenic painting course.

The only problem is that I can't take a long break from work. I'm looking for a course that lasts anywhere from a few months to about six months. I could also stretch to a one-year course if it's really worth it.

I'm based in Europe and open to attend it anywhere in Europe!

Does anyone know any good scene painting courses? Thank you!

Hi there, I'm looking for some advice.

I studied stage design and have been working as a freelancer since I graduated (4y). Over the last few years, I've worked both as a stage designer and as a prop maker, and now I'm trying to get into a paintshop - where I've worked before as a temporary position.

In the past two years, I've applied for several permanent jobs. I always get invited to interviews, and more than once I ended up as the second-ranked candidate. 🥲

I probably need to improve my skills a bit more. Backdrop painting is the area where I have the least experience!

So I'd really like to take a scenic painting course.

The only problem is that I can't take a long break from work. I'm looking for a course that lasts anywhere from a few months to about six months. I could also stretch to a one-year course if it's really worth it.

I'm based in Europe and open to attend it anywhere in Europe!

Does anyone know any good scene painting courses? Thank you!