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    Did you guys take Biology? Or any type of science class?


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    Yes, >_> But sweating quite bad because you're overweight isn't the only reason; And I highly doubt it is even that reason.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eamonns
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    Omg thanks, actually im quite skinny. thanks a load

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    Quote Originally Posted by Emmzeh1551


    Omg thanks, actually im quite skinny. thanks a load
    Hmm... I'm not sure why then. What do your parents/family say about it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Benji™
    If I was her I'd find that offensive
    So ? Bothered? Face bothered? No bothered no

    and its her fault yaz if shes so insecure to start thinking shes overweight
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    sweatings mainly to cool down, aka if your hot, but as u say even in a freezing room, when your cold, id probly have to agree with the other people saying its probaly a woman problem, as its possible homronal changes could cause your body to react diffently than normal, athogh this is just thinking, as i dont realy know that much about it, and im just saying what appears to be a likly explination, if its realy bothering you, you should probaly, consult your doctor "/ And as has been said, drink alot to replace fluids lost by sweating "/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mentor
    sweatings mainly to cool down, aka if your hot, but as u say even in a freezing room, when your cold, id probly have to agree with the other people saying its probaly a woman problem, as its possible homronal changes could cause your body to react diffently than normal, athogh this is just thinking, as i dont realy know that much about it, and im just saying what appears to be a likly explination, if its realy bothering you, you should probaly, consult your doctor "/ And as has been said, drink alot to replace fluids lost by sweating "/
    Hmm.. maybe :d

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    My mum and dad just say its completly normal, but how is it normal when i sweat on blumin freezing rooms :/

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    Sweating cleanses your pours so really you should be happy, you have probably got nice skin unless you have other conditions which I shall not ask about...

    Plus sometimes sweat doesn't smell, half the time it comes out like water with hardly any salt in it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GommeInc
    Sweating cleanses your pours so really you should be happy, you have probably got nice skin unless you have other conditions which I shall not ask about...

    Plus sometimes sweat doesn't smell, half the time it comes out like water with hardly any salt in it.
    arm pit sweat smells :rolleyes:

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