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louiseds
June 2, 2011 - 1:51am
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Vaginal air
Hi Jessiegirl
Has this been happening all the time, like before you started WW posture? Or has it just started happening since then? Sorry to be personal, but have you experienced sex without having this looseness? Same partner? Or have you only just started having sex? Have you tried different positions? Is it a problem during sex, or only at other times? Has your partner commented negatively on it? If so, perhaps he should just get over it and have sex with a lunchwrap tube instead! Sorry, that was a bit harsh on the poor boy. ;-(
We have discussed this quite a bit in the past. Use the Search box to look for these topics.
It really means that your organs are very mobile, either as a genetic characteristic, (which might be associated with hypermobile joints, and history of ligament injuries, etc) or injury, maybe caused during some surgery in the past or physical trauma.
Come to think of it, I can remember getting vaginal farts when I was just starting to have sexual relationships, about your age, but didn't get POP until after at least my first baby.