Sweaty crotch 😂🙈

[Thedarksideofthemoon30]

So I started the gym last week. I’m obese and it’s been a huge step to even go into the leisure centre. At first I bought some pink soda sport leggings and they are so comfy but see through!

So I treated myself today to some under armour heat gear leggings. Apparently they help you feel cool by removing the sweat. They feel amazing on!

BUT MY GOD MY CROTCH WAS ON FIRE!!

Everytime I sat down there was a wet patch, it was so embarrassing! Is this normal?! Trying hide it while you run and get the spray and wipes!

🙈🙈

I wear panty liners. Maybe they could help a bit

Have you seen this thread?
www.mumsnet.com/Talk/exercise/4204912-Sweat-bearing-pants

I second panty liners!

I sometimes leave a sweaty mark on the bench. I keep a wipe/tissue with me at all times so I can wipe off the evidence before getting any spray or whatever that I need to wipe down the equipment properly.

Yes this is normal. You are not alone! My leggings are always very damp at the end of exercise.

It's pretty normal to see wet patches on seats in the gym. Bottoms get sweaty. Definitely try the panti liners, they might help.

I'm a size eight and I sweat like a goddamn ape too, soaked the crotch of my leggings during my Tuesday gym session so don't think you're alone - and don't be embarrassed, it's the gym and everyone in there is sweating with you.

Fuck it you're in the gym to sweat, so you're doing an amazing job! Grab a towel and wipe down any equipment and be proud of those patches. So many gym selfies online are focused on showing off the sweat patches as a sign of hard work.
BTW most leggings can be see-through in the right light / position. Take a Nude seamless thong, pantie liner, and crack on.
I promise you, no one cares in the slightest. They are all so focused on themselves.
I practise in a yoga studio where people are wearing 70£ leggings and I can still see knicker pattern when in down dog. I don't care, I'm sure the person doesn't care, we're all just working out, enjoying our bodies and going for it.
Celebrate what your body is doing for you