Yes, of course. Way, way too many women don’t realize how transparent their leggings are. It’s not fun for the rest of us.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not yoga pants, but I don't wear undies when I golf under my skort

why not?

Is it because the skort has built in underwear?

Anonymous wrote:I don’t wear underwear with running shorts that have built in underwear. I do wear underwear with running tights. I do not wear underwear with cycling shorts.

Do you wear them on a fox?

Anonymous wrote:Not yoga pants, but I don't wear undies when I golf under my skort

why not?

I don’t wear underwear with running shorts that have built in underwear. I do wear underwear with running tights. I do not wear underwear with cycling shorts.

Anonymous wrote:No, I do not like underwear nor socks and wear neither when I workout (4 days/wk). Make sure you eliminate hair down there if you want to smell less. I swim after running so I am not a fan of hair anyways. If I have to crunch my cardio before I hit the pool and do laps I might wear my swimsuit under my workout leggings. But, otherwise, it's no underwear for me. Now, on period days, I just wear a tampon and maybe a light liner into my lined shorts (they have built-in mesh underwear). But, I rarely have cycles as the IUD got rid of most of them.

Gross, thx for getting into the pool with all your sweat

No, I do not like underwear nor socks and wear neither when I workout (4 days/wk). Make sure you eliminate hair down there if you want to smell less. I swim after running so I am not a fan of hair anyways. If I have to crunch my cardio before I hit the pool and do laps I might wear my swimsuit under my workout leggings. But, otherwise, it's no underwear for me. Now, on period days, I just wear a tampon and maybe a light liner into my lined shorts (they have built-in mesh underwear). But, I rarely have cycles as the IUD got rid of most of them.

Anonymous wrote:We need to fix the pee situation. No one should be peeing on themselves…

I mean... a lot of women are working on it, but this is a very typical consequence of giving birth. I'm to the point where it doesn't happen to me anymore, but the year or so after I gave birth, it happened all the time and I often wore liners just to prevent anything embarrassing. It's super common.

I was able to repair my pelvic floor on my own via exercise, but I used to be a physical trainer and had a very strong core prior to having a baby, plus knew how to approach it. Most women would nee to see a PT for this and insurance is terrible about providing coverage for it (in other countries, all women are entitled to work with a PT for this kind of repair work and it's free).

If this has never happened to you, you either have never given birth or got very lucky. I feel lucky because it was short-lived for me. Most women I know still have this issue a decade or more after having their last baby.

Yes I have always worn underwear with leggings and other workout gear. The only time I don't is when I take dance classes and wear a leotard, and I only wear leotards with lined gussets (plus usually worn over or under tights or leggings as well).

Most workout clothes are designed to be worn with underwear.

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Yes, I wear cotton underwear and a panty liner. As I've gotten older I sweat from the crotch in buckets. And, yes, I know it's not pee because I only occasionally do that when I sneeze unexpectedly.lz and all the sweat is coming from my thigh fold area. Would never go commando, as anything I was sitting on would be soaked with sweat.

We need to fix the pee situation. No one should be peeing on themselves…

Anonymous wrote:I find it bizarre that ladies wear a party liner to workout in? Why?

Sweat and pee.

I find it bizarre that ladies wear a party liner to workout in? Why?

Nope. Always commando. And I have three kids too.

Yes. I only want cotton against my lady bits, not synthetic fabric.