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/r/SeattleWA · Sep 2, 2026, 6:46 PM

Hello, I'm currently trying to find any fitness classes, preferably South Seattle and was wondering if anyone knows of any? I was looking at emerald city athletics but I saw lots of people complaining about their business practices 😭 I'm mostly looking for strength / cardio classes 🙏

/r/AskSeattle · Sep 2, 2026, 6:42 PM

And if so, how does dating usually go? Do introverts usually pair with other introverts? Or do they want an extrovert? Personally, I’m an ambivert, and would prefer someone who’s somewhere in the middle like myself.

/r/Seattle · Sep 2, 2026, 6:33 PM

As a bike commuter sometimes we tend to focus on the bad drivers who seem like they're always trying to kill us, but this post isn't about them. This post is about the rest of you beautiful MFers who respect your fellow road users! This post is in recognition of those of you who pass carefully, giving us enough space. Those of you who wait 30 seconds for us to pass when approaching head on on a narrow neighborhood street. And even those of you who shout compliments or encouragement when passing safely on an uphill slog! I see you, and I appreciate you, even if in the moment I might be a little too tired to acknowledge you! This double espresso made with fair trade, shade grown, single origin coffee beans is for you my friend! ☕ Spreading a little positivity before we descend into the long, wet fall and winter to come!

/r/SeattleWA · Sep 2, 2026, 6:24 PM
MatchedJob leads?

Hey everyone! Since moving to Seattle in July my husband is still looking for a job. He's been working his butt off applying to all sorts of jobs, but sadly nothing has panned out yet. I figured I would post here in case anyone might have any connections or resources. He has a Masters in Library and Information Science. So he'd be a great fit for libraries, museums, archives, book stores, catalogs, etc. Looking primarily in the Seattle area, but could go up to Lynnwood, down to about Tacoma. If anyone has any leads it would be greatly appreciated.

/r/Tacoma · Sep 2, 2026, 6:22 PM

I don’t live in a gated community or an area where rising property values insulate people from what’s happening around them, so the realities of the neighborhood feel much closer to home. Just this month, I’ve seen far too many concerning headlines—many involving our young people—and it makes me wonder whether we’ve become desensitized to things that should still alarm us. What’s especially frustrating is that when our neighborhoods finally seem to be making progress and expectations are being raised, the people responsible for upholding those standards are often the ones who get pushed out. It leaves me wondering: Are we becoming too accustomed to dysfunction, and why does meaningful progress sometimes seem to be met with resistance rather than support?

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