cofrader
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I know a lesbian woman who discarded the idea of child’s until she wanted one, obviously no penis was involved on the making of that beautiful baby.For some, it is treatable. For some, it is not.
The condition affects every female differently and ranges in severity. Not all of us who have this condition are incapable of inserting tampons or making it through a gynecological exam. Both are just very uncomfortable.
Also, if I cannot have PIV sex without pain and am not interested in romantic relationships with men, I'm unsure how I would ever get pregnant. I also don't want children, so it would certainly not be an intentional clinic visit that leaves me with child. This is a non-issue for me.
I tried treating it when there was a mild incentive to do so (I was in a relationship with a man who wanted PIV sex). That is no longer the case and I have no incentive to fix the problem when I have other options (women).
On your case having piv out of the equation you could solve it without pressure if it’s something physical fix it and if it a hidden trauma deal with it before it pops up on another way.