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Or maybe they should open more coed schools so they can mingle and marry each other…also coed summer camps and coed minyan maybe coed get togethers and coed simchas maybe even mixed dancing..all in the name of stopping intermarriage…
(Coed being a loose term of mixed- boys and girls…)
“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take” – Wayne Gredsky
“Maybe people can tell the difference between Yeshiva-ish World News news articles compares to something else?”
More appropriate topics less non-dressed woman. More YWN (literally) like things that only (very) religious jews would care about..less goyish world news like witch (misspell intended) celebrity died…“Ignore the Ignore the pressure.
Is pier1 married?
Does pier1 have kids?If the answer is yes to either one of those questions should pier1 ignore the needs (“pressure”) of his wife and / or kids to do a job that he might or might not like better??!?
“Death is part of life”
“it was unbelievable kefira”
Avi : It’s not that simple- these were really great people…Yes
“but even from the first ten years the point stands”
FP: No it doesn’t the way a tnai works is that if you don’t keep it you were not allowed from the beginning…“If evolution really works, how come mothers have only two hands?” -Milton Berle
“If you ever forget you’re a Jew, a Gentile will remind you.”
Do not say, “When I have free time I will study, for perhaps you will never have free time.” – Hillel in Pirkei Avos
“YHS in Boca Raton was created with permission from Gedolai HaDor,”
FP: I checked into it and it seems that YHS might have been “created” with permission but it was al tnai that they would separate within 5-10 years (when they got bigger…). They are bigger, it’s more than 10 years, and they haven’t separated..which means it was never supposed to be open in the first place…
” The worst part is that these Reshoyim have convinced a few Litvish Rabbonim in America”
You obviously have NO IDEA what a gadol is..if you think they could get “convinced” by a few “reshoyim”.
“The eldely Rosh yeshiva in Flatbush was had bigtime.”
I cannot understand how you can have the audacity to say that one of the gadolay hador was “had bigtime” if I were you I would be very careful what I said because messing with gedolim is very dangerous and gehenom is very hot…
“It’s not the size of the man in the fight. It’s the size of the fight in the man!”
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“It’s not the size of the dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the dog…”“Love is not mystical. Creating a lasting and loving marriage takes a lot of work.”
LB: Is that the emes?
“The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it’s limits.”
Scream and put pressure on him to stop bothering you…
We’re not…
” someone in their late 20s has the maturity for keddushin that is sadly lacking in so many younger bochurim.”
gd: How could you possibly know that? (there are mature young people and immature old people…)
“rather than rely on handouts from others”
Who said that’s the reason he’s not learning?? He just said he doesn’t want to learn all day why are you pushing agendas and putting words in his mouth that he clearly didn’t say??!?It’s not that complicated… A clock that’s broken- meaning the hands don’t move will be correct twice a day… For example if the hands are stuck at 12 o’clock it will be wrong the whole day except for 12 am and 12 pm…
Yes also a good idea…illustrating why saying “definitely” is a bad idea…plenty of good places around..look around and listen to your rabbeim and you should be fine. Maybe check them out during the zman and see if any of them “speak” to you or if you specifically like any of them for one reason or another.
“The only thing worse than being married, is being single.” – somebody’s grandmother
“Even a broken broken clock is right twice a day”
I think the second question might answer the first..if you find somewhere to learn, live and establish yourself it will be a lot easier to find a shidduch…I don’t know where you live or what you do but usually the more frum jews that live somewhere indicates that there’s more options…
Are you looking for a program/ yeshiva to learn in half day or at night or a shiur/ shul…?
There is a problem when people think dogs can replace people and when people think that dogs are more important than people…
The only reason we survived in mitzrayim was separation..it’s not a new thing…
…Or maybe a chilled out place in Lakewood or Brooklyn…we don’t know you so we can’t say anything “definite” but there are some good chilled places all over…
Did you ever hear of ZA in bayswater? They say it’s super chilled out and there’s a very high level of learning if you’re up to it. Also the rosh hayeshiva is a top notch mechanech and would definitely help with burnout, stress and other growing pains…
I don’t know this as a fact but I think there’s a difference between them. The chazal says “one who teaches” not sure if that would apply to one who enables..though it might…
Just curious, what difference would it make?
“Is “sponsoring” a kollel learner a common thing?” Yes it’s very often done by the in-laws…
‘I’ve heard that helping someone learn Torah by providing financial assistance for him to keep his learning is a mitzvah too.”
You’ve heard well. The next-best mitzvah you could do to learning yourself is supporting someone else’s learning…
(It might actually be equal…)In Israel or only America?
Accept the fact that some days you’re the pigeon and some days you’re the statue…
“When should a guy stop learning?”
You can NEVER stop learning!” take turns teaching them as a group.”
RY: Then it’s the same as regular school when you’re not teaching your kid…
I actually know of a case where they basically did this. There were a lot of people unhappy with the neighborhood school and they decided to homeschool. After a few years and a lot of people were homeschooling they decided to try a rotation based system exactly how you suggested…
It worked for about a year and then it just became another school…“The talmidim and yungeleit are so steeped in Torah study that they have time on their hands to be bussed to and attend these protests. I guess they take after their brethren in Eretz Yisroel who neither have jobs to go to nor the zitzfleisch/kishroin to sit in the Beis Medrish for more than an hour a day.”
Dr. E: Your post makes me sick.
Firstly, the fact that one of the biggest gedolim in America is allowing his holy talmidim to miss some of their precious learning time shows how big of a deal it is…
Secondly, don’t make believe that all (or even most) of the bochurim in Israel “neither have jobs to go to nor the zitzfleisch/kishroin to sit in the Beis Medrish for more than an hour a day.” Most (almost all) of them are learning all day and have more mesiras nefesh for learning than you could ever understand sitting on your computer making fun of them- the holiest people in klal yisroel.
You clearly have no idea what it means to learn and sit in yeshiva (even for 1 hour!!) and you clearly don’t have any chashivus for the torah or those who hold it dear. Maybe learn a little (start with 5 minutes…) and hopefully (with help from hashem) you will be enlightened to the beauty of torah and your sickening opinions will change.
“i live in brooklyn and girls have school on sundays from first grade in all the schools i know.”
Chabadgal:
Maybe in crown heights..I think you should “know” more schools…
There are PLENTY and might I say most schools in brooklyn DO NOT have school on sunday…Name your house winter…
What would the kollel wives be doing in this day care? Can’t really picture them playing with blocks..maybe cooking? Could their kids come? What would happen if they don’t behave?
“BDS Movement: Boycott and Divest against Stabbing.”
“Your children need your presence more than your presents.”
“The greatest gift you can give your children is a loving marriage.”
“Life is 10% what you make it, and 90% how you take it.”
“The most aggravating thing about the younger generation is that I no longer belong to it.” – Albert Einstein (and everyone when they turn 40…)
“Sooner or later we all quote our mothers.”