Arguably, it is a very strange and weird thing to suddenly become wet.

I'm Lady Life.

A lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like. A lady like.

I've had a love.

This is un lady like.

I'm Kristen and I am a sweater.

Heat has descended like a weighted blanket on Atlanta and for me that means sweat mustache till

Labor Day. I'm honestly surprised that sweating, visible body sweat,

whether that is in context of exercising physical exertion or the arguably more maniacal kind of body sweat,

which is anxiety sweat, fear sweat, the kind of sweat that an air conditioner cannot

solve.

I am really surprised, un-Ladylike, has never covered sweat in all of these years. Because as far as bodily

functions go, sweating is extremely gender-cotted and also very on ladylike.

Like you're just walking down the street and from one minute to literally another minute you are

dripping wet. It is weird and it is creepy and

although I love being alive and I know I will give a perspiration pet talk to anybody

that is like alarming. Also what's alarming is that it reveals your secrets.

Sarah Everts is the author of The Joy of Sweat, the Strange Science of Perspiration.

I'm a journalism professor at Carleton University and I'm also a recovering chemist.

So many moons ago I used to be a scientist which sort of

informs the kind of journalism that I do. Yeah I was so intrigued to learn that you were on the olfaction beat for a while?

Yes, chemical communication.

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