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Why do women release air from there vagina?
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Physics: During sexual intercourse, in certain positions, air can enter the vagina and then it will come out sometimes with sound effects as it has to go someplace. If this is especially bothersome or embarrassing, then alter the position and you can also use triangular pillows to assist so that air does not get it.
Answered 1/7/2015
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