You can wear a panty liner

I wear colors and I sweat. I just don't care.

When you don't see sweat, they're probably wearing specialty sports leggings. Lots of athletes wear leggings while playing their sport, like basketball. Seems insane to me to wear LEGGINGS while running around and sweating, but there must be something about them that is not like normal leggings and wicks the sweat -- or something.

Anonymous wrote:I always wonder about that with the Peloton instructors! You see them dripping sweat but their clothes look immaculate.

I always thought many of them fake sweated and it was literally make up? Their makeup stays on and their shirts don't have drips on them.

Anonymous wrote:I'm a nomal BMI, but I sweat. On my chest. On my back. In my crack. Under my arms. You name it, I sweat it.

It might show. But ... it's freaking hot out!! Not sweating is actually dangerous for you!

This. Not sweating isn't a good thing. Sweating is actually a sign that your body is working properly to cool off. Someone who never sweats might have anhidrosis.

I'm a nomal BMI, but I sweat. On my chest. On my back. In my crack. Under my arms. You name it, I sweat it.

It might show. But ... it's freaking hot out!! Not sweating is actually dangerous for you!

Anonymous wrote:I wear underwear for periods when I workout. It absorbs all of my sweat and keeps my inner thighs from chafing.

Is this a certain kind of underwear? Does it get hot??

FYI for inner thigh chafing, I swear by just rubbing deodorant on my inner thighs. It will last until I shower, and certainly through a summer run.

Anonymous wrote:I don't sweat at all. My body holds on to water when it gets hot. I don't get thirsty either when it's hot. I will die of heat stroke before I sweat. Not wearing any leggings though.

Do you overheat easily??

I drink so much water, and eat lots of fruits and vegetables with additional water. I barely pee when it's hot/humid out. I'm just a sweaty person. This time of year I'm a literal wrung sponge if I exercise outside, but even if I run in 20 degrees, I'll break a sweat in specific places (head, inner elbows, under boobs, nether regions). Not anywhere close to how I sweat in July/August, but sweatiness just comes natural to me. It's fascinating how people are so different!

I wear underwear for periods when I workout. It absorbs all of my sweat and keeps my inner thighs from chafing.

Anonymous wrote:I sweat a lot, AND I wear the fun colored bike shorts. I get so sweaty that it’s al still the same color, just soaked in sweat! It’s only for a minute or two that the crotch might show first, and I don’t feel self conscious at all.

I was coming here to say this! Just existing outside in weather like today makes me sweat -- if I'm exercising, I'll be wet head to toe and honestly look gross no matter what color my leggings are.

I don’t really sweat in my crotch. Back when I shaved I did though. Super swamp when bare.

well

1) high quality workout leggings don't show it as much
2) I sweat so much it kind of diffuses through the whole of the leggings rather than in one spot
3) If I'm working out hard I'm sweating everywhere and it doesn't really matter to me that this is readily apparent because it is futile to try to hide
4) I change out of workout gear basically the moment im done because its always soaked

I always wonder about that with the Peloton instructors! You see them dripping sweat but their clothes look immaculate.

I exercise at home with air conditioning and a fan, and I am still drenched in sweat (from crotch to scalp) after 5 miles and 2000+ vertical feet on the treadmill. I am not particularly fat (115 pounds) or hairy, lol. I would probably be sweaty walking around the block in this weather.

I only wear colorful patterns. Never solids. Hides the sweat and the cellulite. And I don’t wear underwear either.