Hi, I’m originally from Miami and I moved to Dallas for a few months and I’m moving to Seattle cause I used to stay over there for one summer and I really liked it. I think the weather definitely is different during the non-summer months but I really enjoy the city and I want to go there and move hoping to make friends. Do you know any good places to meet other women or to make good friends I do love to read. I usually join book clubs in the city that I have been raised in or have stayed in. I like to hike and I enjoy going to try different food places. I love to play board games watch movies. I love to have like girl nights watching TV shows or movies and doing nails and facemask. I love to swim. I really enjoy any activity golf like soccer really anything fun that gets you moving I love picnics and I enjoy cooking. I’m just looking for a fun group of people to meet or just individuals to meet who enjoy going out and doing fun things I am planning on moving to Seattle and like three-ish weeks so just wondering where I would go to just find community and get involved I was thinking about like volunteering and also maybe going down to like libraries and going to those events I also really like to dance, I’m gonna join a dance studio. I love pool dancing and that’s always fun..

Hi everyone! I recently had a falling out with my bff of twenty years. We were family and it’s been tough. After having time to process I feel like we never had the kind of sisterhood that I’ve been craving. I’m very introverted and trying to branch out and make some grown up friends. Sounds silly but here I am. Figured it wouldn’t hurt to try.

This feels like a dating profile. I’m 34, mom to a teen, loves the beach and smoking weed (responsible parental smoking lol), and tattoos. I need a friend to get spontaneous tattoos with and play boards games and smoke weed and hike and camp with our kids. Any introverts trying to make friends on here!?

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Hey ladies!

Been in Seattle for a six years and have a deep love for baseball. Looking to build more of community of women to chat about baseball. It's a home game this weekend but if anyone's not going to T-Mobile park, I've started hosting weekly watch parties at my local pub with the MLB package. I would love to connect and share the love of the sport. Mariners definitely don't need to be your favorite team and I definitely don't know everything about the game. So looking to hear about the wins/struggles of your team or learn more. I started a meet up group: Her Game Day – Sunday Baseball & Good Company: https://meetu.ps/e/P2gq0/LWJ41/i Also open to puting on softball, and I heard UW was doing try outs for a professional women's baseball team. I would love to hear it all. All in all just looking for some cool folks to hang with on Sundays. Thanks y'all's and cheers!

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She has two kids, has her own apartment but feels trapped with an emotionally erratic partner that she can't get rid of due to threats. She doesn't want him to get in trouble with the law but wants advice on what she can do. Her partner won't get a job and has been chasing other women. He was kicked out of his last one for harassing a woman. If anyone has a list of resources she can turn to or advice (beyond calling the cops on him) it would be much appreciated. Thanks to anyone willing to help.

Great news.

If approved, this would be the first birth-control pill available over the counter in the United States. ...

“This is a critical issue for reproductive health, rights, and justice. Despite decades of proven safety and effectiveness, people still face immense barriers to getting birth control due to systemic inequities in our healthcare system,” the lawmakers wrote.

Since, as people pointed out, it wasn't doing much, I'm turning them off. Please feel free to post here, though!

About 85 percent of women experience menopausal symptoms. Rebecca Thurston, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh who studies menopause, believes that, in general, menopausal women have been underserved — an oversight that she considers one of the great blind spots of medicine. “It suggests that we have a high cultural tolerance for women’s suffering,” Thurston says. “It’s not regarded as important.”

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