u/viyomidoeswhatever

Hi, I've already committed to UWB because I got waitlisted for the Seattle campus and I feel like they are releasing decisions way too late for my liking. I was wondering if others are also in this waiting limbo, and also if it would be smart to just rescind my UWS application at this point.

UWB just wrapped up roommate matching yesterday, (and I've already started my orientation courses), so I'm not confident that even if I do get off the Seattle waitlist, that i'll get matched with a good roommate, a decent dorm, or even get good class picks.

Has anyone gotten off the waitlist super late and found that these things have worked out fine for them? Should I wait or rescind? I've been mulling this over since March so I would love a different perspective.

what the title says!

Hi,

To preface, i'm not really looking for answers like "Go to therapy *before* you get into a relationship" I'm already in one, and while being able to afford therapy is a goal for me, I want to know specifically how to change my mindset about things outside of generic answers like "Just trust them."

I'm about to enter into a long distance relationship in a few months. I started to recognize a lot of my thought patterns were very unhealthily paranoid even though I've been given no reason to worry about things in my relationship. He's great, and I know I shouldn't be constantly afraid that he will betray me or something bad will happen while he is attending a different college. The source of these feelings of insecurity are from the almost general consensus that LDRs never work in college and that cheating is extremely likely.

I'm not trying to dismiss the possibility that anything could happen, but I'm also not trying to literally live in fear all the time :(

If anyone has, like, (as an example) affirmations they say, or specific things they do/have done that have WORKED to manage feelings of jealousy/envy/insecurity surrounding LDRs, I would deeply appreciate it. Anything that gradually lets you learn to think healthier and more positive about things

I'm always trying to be a better partner and to me that means improving myself so that I don't become somebody stifling and incredibly anxious in the relationship. Thank you in advance.

Hello! I'm from WA but I don't get many opportunities to explore Seattle as often as I'd like. Now that summer is starting I'd love to uncover a bunch of hidden gems that aren't just restaurants or clothing stores ^_^ was wondering if anyone had recommendations! Thank you!

How does anyone like them? the texture just sucks. they smell so strongly, and even when you mash them up the egg whites are shardlike and rubbery. Nothing is good about them

edit: I probably should have specified that I was mostly talking about hard boiled eggs lol

I feel like every time I go to Bellevue Square Mall I'm disappointed by the fact that there's somehow 5 different jewelry stores and not one comic/action figure/niche kind of store around here (although I guess it's a complete 180 from the usual demographic)

idk something about that song makes me ponder

Next to trader joe's, where Ross used to be