A puff of air escaping your vagina might feel a little like a fart, and it could very well sound like one—but it actually has nothing to do with gas. In fact, this normal (if sometimes awkward) bodily ...

You may not be familiar with the term, but most women have experienced a queef at least once in their lives. For most of us, queefing is a normal, albeit annoying, bodily function. It’s nothing to be ...

If you happen to queef a lot there is nothing to be ashamed of (Image: Shutterstock) Before we dissect this, get one thing clear, queefing is totally normal. With or without your knowledge it has ...

Flatulence from your vagina during sex or physical activities like yoga is common and nothing to be ashamed of. Cavan Images via Getty Images You may have heard some people refer to queefs as “vaginal ...

The term “queefing” refers to the expulsion of trapped air from the vagina that occurs during sex—and unfortunately, it sounds an awful lot like farting. But as Dr. Susan Block reminds us, “Queefing ...

First things first, queefing is a totally natural bodily function that happens when air gets trapped in your vagina. It’s also sometimes referred to as vaginal flatulence, but it’s even less of a ...

Comedian and actress Tiffany Haddish shared one of the things she wishes she would've learned about in her high school health class for Sustain's latest campaign to promote holistic sexual education: ...

They show in movies that sexual noises are only a couples of aahs and oohs, paired with certain swearing you utter that elevate the mood. Make no mistake, that isn’t the case when it comes to real ...