Rub Rub Rub

I had this question in my head over the past few weeks - if someone was thinner, would their thighs rub together when they walk or only overweight people would have such a problem?

I recall how wearing a skirt or baju kurung on a hot day could become torturous because you start sweating and then your thighs become damp and the next thing you know, the more you walk, the more the skin on each thigh rubs against one another and then, you realize after getting home that you have a RASH! Then to cool down the rash and to make walking bearable I used to slap on a lot of talcum powder to "dry" it out and then put on some pants so that my skin didn't have to touch. After maybe 1 or 2 days, the rash would have subsided.

After many occasions of that happening, I then decided one day to start wearing pants on the inside of all my skirts and baju kurung. That made it much more comfortable! I think I wore pants on the inside of my skirts for 2 or 3 years and never had a rash again.

Now though, 35kg weight loss down the road, I had wondered, what if I didn't wear my pants inside my skirts. It was not exactly an awkward feeling but I had just wanted to know and I guess appear "normal". My thighs looked as if they were still touching each other. Should I risk it? And I did. I was again delighted! (All these little discoveries just make me so happy!) Thighs did not rub against each other! Therefore, no rash! 

My earlier question, I think no matter what size we are, our thighs will still rub together. I'm just grateful my thighs don't rub together to form a rash anymore!