Vagina Fart: 5 things that make you queef more during sex. A lot of embarrassing things can happen during sex, like “vagina farts”.
We would probably not think about most of the things that happen during sex and pretend like they never exist. But, it’s worthwhile thinking about them when it can help stop them. Queefing is basically a vagina fart. It’s when air gets trapped up in the vagina and is released with a noisy exit but no smell. Some people might think that makes it better than a fart, but others would disagree, especially when it happens more than once.
Queefing can happen at times outside of the bedroom, but it can be a reoccurring theme for people who are getting nasty. And the thing to know is that you and your man might be making it worse. Queefing is a natural thing, and here are 5 things that are actually making you queef more during sex.
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1. Switching positions. Switching positions can feel amazing because it means that you can feel things at different angles. But, be aware that all of that switching can cause queefing. In one position, you’re likely going to get pumped full of air. Then when you move around to get into another one, the air can be released. So to prevent it, try keeping your partner’s penis inside you when switching positions if you can.
2. Trying some other positions. There are actually certain positions that make queefing more likely. They’re typically those deeper ones you try when you’re trying to have a vaginal orgasm, like doggy style. This shouldn’t be a reason not to try positions like that. Just be aware that it can happen.
3. Going in and out. If your partner likes to go all the way out of the vagina and back in, the chances of queefing are more likely with each thrust. The penis is forcing all of that air in there. You could try having him pull out just a bit before thrusting again.
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4. Not using enough lubrication. Some people think that using lube helps hold the vagina walls together while switching positions which means less queefing. According to “Cosmopolitan“, using lots of lube can cause delayed queefing. It’s something to think about, especially as lube already has some major positives.
5. Pumping really fast. Basically, with every thrust, that’s more air going up your vag. And eventually, it’s going to have to come out. You could try going slower, but if you like fast sex, embrace the queefing. After all, it’s natural.
Adult Sex Blog: Vagina farts: 5 things that make you queef more during sex by Emma Valasco.
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