Why go commando women

Although a completely normal part of being a woman, your clothing should not have to be compromised when lacking the proper protection between your vulva and your undies. Stains are especially challenging when wearing light colored clothing because they will become more apparent and harder to wash out over time. Especially if you have been sitting in your pants while panty-less and building up a myriad of female discharges.

Simply put, if you want to properly maintain your stain-less clothing for some years to come, its smart to treat your garments right and opt for moisture absorbing underwear as a protective barrier between you and your clothes. When there is a constant, irritating motion of clothing on your skin, painful micro-cuts can develop in the labial or vaginal areas, called Vaginal Fissures.

If you are one of the many women going commando while working out, walking to work, or anything in between, you could be causing some serious damage to a very sensitive and sacred part of your body.

These micro-abrasions are painful splits, cracks and breaks in the delicate skin that you should be protecting. As a result, bacterial infections could surface, leading to some uncomfortable symptoms such as burning, itching, pain and discomfort that you would not wish upon your worst enemy.

For the most part, Vaginal Fissures can heal pretty quickly, but they're as painful as a paper cut and super annoying to deal with. Whether your menstrual maintenance methods involve tampons, pads or a diva cup, I think all women can agree that anything can happen at any time. You can run the risk of staining your underwear during a heavy flow, or even when your timing is off for changing your tampon.

UTIs, Yeast Infections, and Vaginitis are just a few of the infections that can surface after not wearing a natural, breathable pair of underwear. Many people think that going commando is the best solution to these common problems that are part of being a female. If we were to choose this option, our free flowing vaginas would be hanging out some of the more common clothing items that we wear, which are A not absorbant materials and B mostly synthetic. Nylon, lycra, polyester and other elastane fabrics found in everyday clothing such as yoga pants and leggings, are petroleum or coal based synthetics.

They do not have breathable qualities and each of these fabrics are a nasty breeding ground for moisture collection that leads to bacterial growth. Do not go commando in these fabrics, especially if you are prone to infections already. Natural vaginal fluids and discharge can build up in your not-so-protecive or moisture absorbent pants, resulting in a nasty smell that starts to develop.

Unpleasant odor is not normal, and it can be a signal from your body trying to tell you that something is wrong down there.

The more you go commando, the more you will have stinky clothes, resulting in less clothing wears per wash. On average, you can wear a pair of jeans ten times before washing. That definitely feels like a good time frame because I try and stretch out the number of wears until there is a smell, a stain or if I catch a cold while wearing said clothing. So I decided to take matters into my own hands, and accepted a week-long, no-underwear challenge from my editor.

I barely thought about my clothes all day, except for when I received compliments on my fun pants. If the habits makes you feel free and sexy, it may just boost your libido. Some safe pushing of sexual boundaries can really recharge a stale sex life. With that in mind, I decided to tell my S. My experiment seemed to be going quite well, but I think I got a little too big for my britches. There was a winter chill blowing through, so I bundled up with an oversized sweater and white denim jeans.

While I had originally crossed skirts off my list of options for commando week, my convo with Sophocles—and my wish to avoid any more abrasions from jeans—made me realize it was time to reconsider. So I touched base with Sophocles again.

Coli into your system. Um, yikes. So the thong was definitely out. To satisfy both my health and wardrobe malfunction concerns, I opted for a longer pencil skirt. I remember my utter disappointment when I realized I had no more clean thongs to pair with my thin leggings. Oh yeah, not wear the underwear. At least not as many pairs as you probably own. I know, I know; you suffer from a bad case of unnecessary spending. Follow these tips to steer clear of injury to your bank account.

Tip 1: In the event that you are in an establishment that has pink polka dotted walls and garments made of lace hanging everywhere, you will eventually gaze upon piles of seductive underwear.

Snap back to reality, and remember that you have college tuition to pay off. Your bank account is begging you to stop. What about New Jersey-based gynecologist Donnica Moore?

Sorry to all of the lace lovers, but Moore admits that lace is one of the worst materials to have rubbing against your parts because it causes irritation.

When it comes to the g-string or thong, you might as well call it a vehicle for bacteria. Wearing a piece of fabric in between the cheeks while so close to the sensitive lady parts is not a good idea.