I am completely uncomfortable and it is affecting my life. I am 26 and lead a healthy life. The most common circumstance is exercise leading to increase body heat. Sweating, in conjunction with evaporation, leads to cooling, thus helping to avoid hyperthermia. Fever from infection is also a common cause of sweating.
Some people sweat with very little precipitating causes.
Most commonly, I have not discovered anything serious causing this excessive diaphoresis. However, I think it would be prudent for you to get a thorough physical exam to exclude some of the various diseases that can be associated with this. As above, most of the time a serious disorder is not found. It may just be normal for you. There is a medication called Drysol that can be used to help decrease and sometimes eliminate the diaphoresis.