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Just because this is a jewish website does that make it mutar to talk to the opposite gender??
you don’t even know what gender you are talking to, how is this even a ???????????
Just because this is a jewish website does that make it mutar to talk to the opposite gender??
No, of course not. It is only because it is a frum website.
its not like its a place where relationships are made. its just a bunch of people chatting about……
As long as the content remains appropriate,which it is 99% of the time…and people honestly don’t know each other..
Let’s just watch this one…
It never gets inappropriate.
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/peanut-butter-and-sacrilege
popa that’s EXACTLY the 1% I meant!
Bed Stuy – That makes no sense!
In ‘Der Heim’ they used pigeons when texting to the opposite gender.
And here we go again…
Well, if this is a question for you, what are you doing here?
Ok,I am the New Mechitzah!(A watermelon satisfies all the sheet’os)
At this point anyone following all my posts since September could probably publish my biography!
This is called socializing?
For working from home,I call finishing my sentences and being validated for my observations of life–socializing.
Maybe when I get a babysitter one fine day,I will have higher expectations!
I understand the OP’s point.. I’m doing more ‘socializing’- interacting with people- here than on Facebook, or in the country w/ the opposite gender (even tho’ I’m not always sure or correct on a poster’s gender). I’m just sayin’
I think the CR’s members and Mods keep things well within the safety zone.
So unless you’re the type that does not say hello to your neighbor, you should be safe here. Once you’re on-line, the CR should be the least of your concerns.
Wanna shcmooze with your own gender exclusivly? Gey aran in Kava Shteeb, udder d’mikvah!
Out here, we’re all on the same court, all wearing the same uniform and all play by the same rules.
I am the type who doesn’t say hello to my neighbor, but I’m still fine with being here. There’s a big difference between talking to a live being in real life and typing words onto a screen.
Bpt I don’t think its right to be the type that talks to your nerighbor!!! Why do you think its fine to talk to an opposite gender neighbor?? Just cuz she’s your neighbor its mutar?? Please explain
Mother in israel if your not the type to talk to your neigghbor kal vchomer you shouldn’t talk to people on the internet. I think you should rethink
Very cute, you’ve just said that no one should be in the coffee room.
I don’t shmooz with men in real life.Friendly,not cold,but that’s it.
I dont shmooze w woman in real life, only men 🙂
“Why do you think its fine to talk to an opposite gender neighbor”
Chayav, I did’nt say its ok to get into a lenghty, indepth discussion with the opposite gender, I said to be civil.
Back to the CR, while there is a presumtion of gender, we really don’t know for sure who’s who. In fact, I could just as easily be a 80 year old grandmother, living in Ashdod, who happens to have a wacky sense of humor.
But it doesn’t matter, because in the CR, you’re only judged by what’s on your mind.
And its the mods (and other members) that keep things squeaky clean.
Still, if you’r that freaked out, I’m sure there must be sights that are (presumably) men only, just as there are sites that are (presumably) women only.
When you’re in the CR, its an open forum. Deal with it.
In fact, I could just as easily be a 80 year old grandmother, living in Ashdod, who happens to have a wacky sense of humor.
other than the location, we have good reason to believe this is the actual case
A Watermelon is not Chotzetz, since it will be removed to eat it.
a window?
gavra,what’s flying?I’m clueless!
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