Noises during sex?

Hello, I'm really embarrassed to be asking this question hence the anonymity, however I've only ever had sex with two guys and both times I've queefed (or whatever the correct terminology is). I understand that it's just caused by air, but I find the noisebhifhkg

Life isn't a Hollywood movie. Sex can be messy, awkward and noisy, just like real life; people fart, burp, cough, sneeze, get hiccups, trip over, spill food, all at inopportune moments. Are you going to stop doing everything in case something unpredictable happens? It's normal and you have to go with it.

It happens continuously though to the point where it is off putting... I wish I could just get over it but it really kills the mood. 😭

Is it every single time in every position?

It just happens sometimes tbh, I don't consider it noteworthy, if anything it's normally a sign you're really going at it 😅

It's more often than not lol, and yeah it happens in every position pretty much.

Are you a guy by any chance? I'm interested to know whether any men on here find it off-putting, or whether they don't really care all that much.

Yes, guy and a pretty experienced one - I really don't care about it, when you think about the actions of sex it's just a thing that's will happen occasionally. I think it's one of those things where if it bothers someone it says a lot more about them and their lack of sexual maturity.

Thanks for the reassurance. Would you bother addressing it if it does happen with a new partner the first time it happens or is it best to say nothing? I've been since for three years now and I would like to start dating again and this issue really worries me lol (I might sound pedantic but it does).

Queefing is absolutely fine. It’s just air, it’s not like you’re farting or anything, it’s just trapped air in the pussy. Most guys couldn’t care less about it, honestly.

Thanks for the reassurance. Would you bother addressing it if it does happen with a new partner the first time it happens or is it best to say nothing? I've been since for three years now and I would like to start dating again and this issue really worries me lol (I might sound pedantic but it does).

Not sure what you mean, would I as a guy address/judge/comment on it with my new partner? no, neither would I really expect them to. If you're asking should YOU address it, I think the answer is still no, unless you were comfortable enough to just laugh about it but no need to apologise or explain.