Sweat in the seat: anyone else have this problem?

It probably doesn't show through your jeans, but your jeans may be a little damp. I sweat like a pig in class/outside an hour or two after any shower that isn't cold. Wear compression shorts/wicking underwear if it's a major issue to you. Otherwise gold bond kicks ass.

It's condensation. It happens to lots of people. You'll notice it disappears in seconds.

I highly recommend cold showers. Something about them seems to stick long after you're dried off. I have never been a super sweaty guy, but I usually sweat a little bit in pretty much any temperature above freezing. (I kept the A/C blasting on full during winter in Chicago, for instance). My resting body temp is at least a full degree above normal. All of this is very weird, given that I am very slim with almost no bodyfat. Anyway, point is that I'm a hard person to stop from sweating at least somewhat. And cold showers seem to cut down significantly on my problem.

Hot showers will have me sweating for hours afterward. I fucking hate it. So I feel ya on that.

We're practically the same person.

I think it's a metabolic thing. The engine is burning pretty hot, so the internal body temp stays hot.

I am a thin/fit guy who does a lot of running. My body is always hot. My wife complains that I am like sleeping next to a furnace. I just run hot. I chalk it up to metabolism. I have asked doctors, etc. Nothing scary, just run hot. I was going to ask the OP if he is unusually stressed in this class, b/c I have noticed that I will definitely sweat more if I am in a tense situation... even if I am not noticeably nervous. I have to consciously dress for business in the summer. I bought a nice pair of khaki, cotton pants that I was wearing until one particular meeting where the backs of my knees, up my thighs were another color entirely due to a very light layer of sweat caused by a long meeting (and leather chairs). Very embarrassing. I no longer wear them. I also try to avoid blue shirts in the summer without a sport coat/blazer. This really only happens at work though, which leads me to believe it is related to stress. Not nervousness, per se, but the "in the zone" feeling that I get at work sometimes. Hard to explain. On another note... I went to a meeting in a government office (Washington DC) one winter wearing a suit. I swear the heat was set to 85 degrees or higher. I thought I was having a hot flash. I was sweating my ass off, noticeably, even with an undershirt. I was very self conscious until I noticed that the well-dressed woman across the table had rather large sweat marks under her armpits. When we left, my hair was wet in the front. Everyone was commenting on the heat though, we thought it might have been some kind of test. I definitely failed the "never let them see you sweat" test. From this post, you would think that I am a sweaty mess, but I am not. Honest. From time to time, it just happens.

The best thing you can do is slide off the chair, other than that I wouldn't worry about treating it. It's not going to show through your pants unless maybe you aren't wearing any underwear.

Def. Like the guy above, my GF complains she can feel heat radiating off of me. If i do any type of activity i can feel heat coming off of me for a few hours afterwards as well.

My life story. I have the exact same problem. I slide off the seat in hopes of it wiping off. Feels like my ass is soaking wet after class. So embarrassing. I don't know if you can see it or not, but I've been wearing dark jeans every day now instead of my J.Crew shorts. Lol. AND I use gold bond......so I don't know what's up.

Slim or well fitted jeans and even chinos in the summer is asking for sweat problems. There's no space for air to circulate around your legs and ass. So when you sweat it just soaks your pants and can't evaporate off your skin to cool you down. Turns into a vicious cycle until you get the swamp ass. This is the main reason I wear boxers in hot weather.

I run hot like some of yall said. Don't even own a comforter. Just sheets.

haaha true
although, during winters, she loves it!