Going commando in the gym? Ladies help please!
Replies
-
so? automatically it's cool to have a lumpy *kitten*???shadowfax_c11 wrote: »Okay. You are in the gym.
what does this have to do with panty lines?shadowfax_c11 wrote: »You are going to be sweating.
again- what does this have to do with panty lines? (for the record- no mine doesn't)shadowfax_c11 wrote: »Your hair is gonna frizz
Of course I do- but again- panty lines??!?!?shadowfax_c11 wrote: »you are probably going to smell.
Because it makes me *kitten* look bad and I hate when my butt looks bad. And on top of that I get one side of the underwear UP my cheek and the other one cutting me in half on my bum- so now i"m picking a wedgy from my lump looking butt.shadowfax_c11 wrote: »Why on earth are you worried about panty lines?
Seriously- I don't want to think about my underwear. I want to go lift and kickbutt.
Who says I Have to be frumpy frizzy AND have a lumpy butt? You have all the right in the world to do that- but thanks no thanks- it's an easy solution to avoid- so you go right ahead- but I'll keep on looking fabulous AND working hard.
0 -
I have to ask. Do most people in America use the word "panties"?
It makes me cringe when I hear it.. That word is usually used by the most undesirable members of the community, or prison here0 -
People at my gym are lazy f*ks about cleaning so I am happy about any protection I can get.
I wear boycut / boybriefs, no panty lines for me.
Also I find what helps avoid panty lines is,
1) yeah, getting a fuller cut bottom, where the hem lines up with where your cheek ends (not above it). So that depends a little on shape, I guess, have to just try enough styles/brands to work that out.
2) Buying the exact right size. Too loose and it'll bunch, too tight and VPL everywhere.
3) No narrow elastic bands at the hem, that's going to pinch. A broad, flat hem lies flatter against skin.
@christinev297 - wow, no idea it had that connotation in Oz! Yup, we (Canadians & North Americans) all (including kids, grandparents) say "panties" for girls' and women's underwear.0 -
.
@christinev297 - wow, no idea it had that connotation in Oz! Yup, we (Canadians & North Americans) all (including kids, grandparents) say "panties" for girls' and women's underwear.
Ok
Try as I might, I just can not get used to it.
0 -
christinev297 wrote: »
.
@christinev297 - wow, no idea it had that connotation in Oz! Yup, we (Canadians & North Americans) all (including kids, grandparents) say "panties" for girls' and women's underwear.
Ok Try as I might, I just can not get used to it.
I think I can understand I couldn't get used to having to be careful about a few other words that are innocent here, but are really not in other countries, lol 0 -
christinev297 wrote: »
.
@christinev297 - wow, no idea it had that connotation in Oz! Yup, we (Canadians & North Americans) all (including kids, grandparents) say "panties" for girls' and women's underwear.
Ok Try as I might, I just can not get used to it.
I think I can understand I couldn't get used to having to be careful about a few other words that are innocent here, but are really not in other countries, lol
Haha there are so many
Fanny= a woman's down below anatomy
Thongs= the things you wear on your feet, flip flops
Panties, a term used by old men to young children or skeezes
Sorry, sorry I don't want to derail the thread
0 -
Lol yeah it was TOTALLY "fanny"! I had no idea there was a front one! lolchristinev297 wrote: »christinev297 wrote: »
.
@christinev297 - wow, no idea it had that connotation in Oz! Yup, we (Canadians & North Americans) all (including kids, grandparents) say "panties" for girls' and women's underwear.
Ok Try as I might, I just can not get used to it.
I think I can understand I couldn't get used to having to be careful about a few other words that are innocent here, but are really not in other countries, lol
Haha there are so many
Fanny= a woman's down below anatomy
Thongs= the things you wear on your feet, flip flops
Panties, a term used by old men to young children or skeezes
Sorry, sorry I don't want to derail the thread0 -
I dress head to toe in pink Lululemon, get my hair and nails done, fake and bake and wear full makeup to the gym. No way am I ruining my swag with VPL. Commando is the only way to go.0
-
I love wearing thongs to the gym0
-
christinev297 wrote: »I have to ask. Do most people in America use the word "panties"?
It makes me cringe when I hear it.. That word is usually used by the most undesirable members of the community, or prison here
In North America ... that's what females wear under their pants (trousers, slacks).
0 -
Sometimes I wear cycling shorts to the gym ... especially if part of the reason I'm there is to attend a spinning class. And of course, no one wears underwear under their cycling shorts. After the class, I'll pull on some baggier shorts and use the treadmill, rowing machine or whatever.0
-
christinev297 wrote: »I have to ask. Do most people in America use the word "panties"?
It makes me cringe when I hear it.. That word is usually used by the most undesirable members of the community, or prison here
In North America ... that's what females wear under their pants (trousers, slacks).
Yeah I know what they are lol
We call them knickers or undies, never ever the P word
0 -
christinev297 wrote: »christinev297 wrote: »I have to ask. Do most people in America use the word "panties"?
It makes me cringe when I hear it.. That word is usually used by the most undesirable members of the community, or prison here
In North America ... that's what females wear under their pants (trousers, slacks).
Yeah I know what they are lol
We call them knickers or undies, never ever the P word
To make it even more confusing, in dutch the word panty is the word for tights, or pantyhose.
Anyway, I don't really care about panty lines, but I usually do wear shorts that are a thicker cotton fabric so the lines aren't very noticeable anyway.0 -
christinev297 wrote: »christinev297 wrote: »
.
@christinev297 - wow, no idea it had that connotation in Oz! Yup, we (Canadians & North Americans) all (including kids, grandparents) say "panties" for girls' and women's underwear.
Ok Try as I might, I just can not get used to it.
I think I can understand I couldn't get used to having to be careful about a few other words that are innocent here, but are really not in other countries, lol
Haha there are so many
Fanny= a woman's down below anatomy
Thongs= the things you wear on your feet, flip flops
Panties, a term used by old men to young children or skeezes
Sorry, sorry I don't want to derail the thread
I've heard that it was a really negative term.
I in regular every day conversations I would say underwear- or Dun-Dun DunNnnnsss
(very much like in Blue crush
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VE_jp_hsH5o) 0 -
christinev297 wrote: »I have to ask. Do most people in America use the word "panties"?
It makes me cringe when I hear it.. That word is usually used by the most undesirable members of the community, or prison here
Another Aussie cringing here. I say underwear, briefs and occasionally knickers. I know it's commonly used in the USA but the word just makes my brain go 'ick!'0 -
UK here and also cringing at panties. Knickers here, or underwear.
As for VPL, it's never even crossed my mind to be honest. I couldn't give a monkeys what I look like when I workout, other than form. And, to be honest, I've never been bothered about VPL at any other time unless I've been on a date! lol
Then again, I'm not a fan of makeup either, or heels, or skirts. I'm not very good at the whole 'girly' thing, full-stop. lol0 -
im in the uk and i hate the word knickers, sounds so common
i prefer underwear or to just not mention them at all lol
i have microfibre bridget jones variety mainly for running so i can tuck a tight vest into them to try and control the loose tummy issues or i go commando0 -
euronorris wrote: »Then again, I'm not a fan of makeup either, or heels, or skirts. I'm not very good at the whole 'girly' thing, full-stop. lol
and you know what's really interesting to me- I'm a fan of all those things- and I love doing them- and I'm GOOD at doing them.
I still don't consider myself girly. LOL I guess the older I get the more I don't associate actually doing make up and dressing up with any gender much less girly.0 -
Yes, that's what they are. Sorry English makes you cringe? Seriously though it always seems you have something negative to say about America every time I see you comment on a thread. Sorry we offend you so badly. I guess we are just undesirable haha.christinev297 wrote: »I have to ask. Do most people in America use the word "panties"?
It makes me cringe when I hear it.. That word is usually used by the most undesirable members of the community, or prison here
In regards to OP my shorts have built in panties. I also wear panties to my pole class and even if I wore compression type shorts to the gym I'd want the extra layer between my naked body and equipment God knows who uses even though I wipe it down before I go on it.
0 -
I have tried going commando, but I always feel like something is going to happen, and one time it did. Thankfully I was alone in that part of the gym at the time, but I did a jump squat with leggings on and the whole crotch ripped out, like a HUGE whole. I will never again by workout clothes from Forever 21 and I will always wear underwear. I would rather have people see my VPL then my lady bits.0
-
So in the UK and Australia the term would be VUL or VKL?
0 -
I'm not into picking underwear out of my butt constantly, having thongs go to places THEY shouldn't constantly, or panty lines... so I'm team commando FOREVER!
My workout shorts have a liner in them, so no bigs there... and my workout pants have a gusset, so I've had no problems. Just be sure to wash em after every workout, and you're good to go! Enjoy being FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! 0 -
christinev297 wrote: »I have to ask. Do most people in America use the word "panties"?
It makes me cringe when I hear it.. That word is usually used by the most undesirable members of the community, or prison here
I'm in the U.S. and I HATE the word "panties." I have banished it from my vocabulary. I use "underwear" instead.
I wear boyshorts to the gym. They give me a visible line on the FRONT of my thigh under workout capris. But I don't care. They stay in place in back (no line back there), are comfortable, and I don't have to obsess over whether my workout pants are completely opaque when my but is sticking up in the air during mountain climbers.0 -
These undies are my favorite, but when I'm working out at home or just outside running i don't wear any haha0
-
Thongs
0 -
euronorris wrote: »Then again, I'm not a fan of makeup either, or heels, or skirts. I'm not very good at the whole 'girly' thing, full-stop. lol
and you know what's really interesting to me- I'm a fan of all those things- and I love doing them- and I'm GOOD at doing them.
I still don't consider myself girly. LOL I guess the older I get the more I don't associate actually doing make up and dressing up with any gender much less girly.
Yeah, it's basically drag for everyone, really. (Well, except that women are sometimes penalized for not looking "professional" (not wearing m/u) in certain environments.)
But agree, now that I'm older, I can have fun with all that, or not bother at all, or do the minimum expected in particular settings, without either stressing or feeling attached to it in terms of identity. It's just a set of tools for communication.0 -
Ironmaiden4life wrote: »Victoria's Secret do seamless panties they're cut higher over the buttocks which are great for not showing VPL,or check out some of the thongs.
Yes, these are the ones I wear. They also don't bunch down and if panty lines show they are a flattering cut at least.christinev297 wrote: »I have to ask. Do most people in America use the word "panties"?
It makes me cringe when I hear it.. That word is usually used by the most undesirable members of the community, or prison here
Yes
That's a common word here for underwear. However, we do not use the word moist, gag, lol. 0 -
-
I go commando or I also have the shorts with the built in underwear as well, but even those I find sometimes ride up.I don't wear anything underneath my yoga pants and spandex.0
-
After a long search, I finally found 'seamless' panties that were actually invisible under clothes. Now I wear them not only to work out, but also under dresses and work pants. At first I used Jockey, but they're difficult to find and $$. I can't even link you to them because they don't show up on the Jockey site. Then I discovered a much less expensive brand at WalMart. Vassarette invisibly smooth. They come in multiple colors, and multiple cuts like briefs, hipster, and boyshort. And they're $4.
I've tried commando and I don't mind thongs in the back, but I need support in the front. With 2 pregnancies, a 70 lb loss and 25 lbs of excess weight to go, I have a lot of loose skin up front that just jiggles without containment in the front.0
This discussion has been closed.
Categories
- All Categories
- 1.4M Health, Wellness and Goals
- 393.6K Introduce Yourself
- 43.8K Getting Started
- 260.3K Health and Weight Loss
- 175.9K Food and Nutrition
- 47.5K Recipes
- 232.5K Fitness and Exercise
- 431 Sleep, Mindfulness and Overall Wellness
- 6.5K Goal: Maintaining Weight
- 8.6K Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
- 153K Motivation and Support
- 8K Challenges
- 1.3K Debate Club
- 96.3K Chit-Chat
- 2.5K Fun and Games
- 3.8K MyFitnessPal Information
- 24 News and Announcements
- 1.1K Feature Suggestions and Ideas
- 2.6K MyFitnessPal Tech Support Questions