Does everyone queef, is it normal?

[Imjustsaying]

Basically in the tital. It's happened a few times in the past and it's so embarrassing to the point I was scared to engage in adverurous position changing sex. I've been single for a while now but thia has got me anxious. Any guy ever given a negative response? Thank you

[Typeractive]

Yes, I became prone to this after having DD. It seems to be worse when I get a new partner after a period of celibacy: flabby muscles down there!

Toning my pelvic floor has helped enormously. I use the kegel8, which was a bit pricey, but worth every penny IMO.

[xpc316e]

If air gets in, it has to come out. It is entirely normal and I cannot imagine any man being put off by a queef. Sex ought not to be too serious; it should be fun, so make light of it.

[Eleanorsummer]

Completely normal, especially in doggy.

[movewiththetimes]

Please just laugh when it happens! Don't be embarrassed or over think it. No decent guy is going to be put off, if he is he's pretty immature. I can't get used to this queef thing, I'm sure if was a fanny fart back in my day 🤣

[StarlitTrees]

Queef?? Is that what we are calling fanny farts nowadays?? Where on earth has that word come from?

[PrimalLady]

Of course it happens to everyone lol. Any bloke who thinks there's something wrong wouldn't be getting any off me again.

[NotTheFordType]

Doggy style is the most effective at turning your vagina into a wind tunnel. If the guy is in the habit of pulling out and then going back in, I can guarantee a fusillade of fanny farts to the point where I'm surprised I don't blow him off the bed.

My FWB says "it's a lovely feeling, like a warm hairdryer on my bollocks"

Never had anyone (and bear in mind I'm a sex worker and see multiple men daily) ever complain. I sometimes just laugh and say "My pussy is talkative today!"

[Verbena87]

Normal, definitely worse post baby! And to pp knocking the word ‘queef’, I have twice won games of scrabble by getting it on a triple word score so will be keeping it in my vocabulary, thanks!