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Hyper focus. Do things that you enjoy and get absorbed. Find things to do with your kids that you find stimulating.

Little Froggie,
Thank you for saying it so eloquently. You speak for a lot of us.

You are the only who decides who you marry. You decide who you go out with. If you’re information system is broken, then you need to figure out how to fix it.

Ridiculous. When we disagree with our officials we respect our askonim who work tirelessly on our behalf. We should go outside 7:00 daily to applaud our askonim.

What makes you ask? Are you Jewish? Are you divorced? Then you know! If not, then who cares?

I agree with charliehall. In addition to suicide, people are suing for the right to be a rodef. It’s an embarrassment that a Rabbi joined the suit. I feel that Agudath should put out a letter that said Rabbi is speaking for himself and not the rest of the community.

google it and use the recommendations of a reputable source.
Here is my experience.
Train with wet alarm. Have some natural consequences. Child does own laundry etc. Psych the child that he can do it. Set alarm clock for half hour before his usual time of bed wetting. Have child do things that are hard for him and tell him he can do anything that he sets his mind to. (Researchers included jogging in place until too tired and then adding one more minute.)

You need to be proactive in shidduchim. Call and zoom or FaceTime with shadchanim. Network with friends. Get to know people. Hatzlacha.

Chicken and potatoes, onion, water to cover. Cook two hours

I strongly disagree with Joseph. I believe that there are plenty of moral non-jews. Their standards might not be up to Joseph’s, but he shouldn’t demean people in a public forum.

Does trolling make people feel better? Is it apikorsus to say that people feel better after they troll?

If all the boxes were checked, then why not? Why are posters stating their personal boxes that might not be checked? If they were, would you approve? I know people who were working for plumbers and electricians at that age. Others who are mature, but wanted to learn for 2-3 years with various means of assistance, including parental.

The simple answer is, nobody embraces a loser. If he was polling at 30% it would be a question.
The simpler answer is, we aren’t socialist Russia! Their economy couldn’t sustain it’s people! We need to know that the harder you work and the better the product that you produce will bring for you economic gain! Getting free $$$ for doing nothing is a terrible idea!
I think it’s great that people learn in kollel. It means a few things.
1. Middle class and wealthy people have income that they can donate.
2. Parents have income that they can give to their children.
3. The young couple works. Wife can have income or husband can tutor in the evening. They need income as well.
Giving out free $$$ means that everyone will have less. Less people can hire a tutor. Lessbpeople can hire kollel wife. Parents will have less. Donors will have less.

Personally, I don’t care to hear Rechnitz speak. I want to hear gedolim speak about the gadlos of Torah. I enjoyed the R. Lish and R. Farhi presentations about people who have mesiras nefesh for Torah, as well as R. Paysach Krohn. But I went to hear gedolim . Not wealthy baalei tzedokah.

I once heard R. Bluth zt”l say, when people divorce there are two choices, they can come to me for mediation or they can give all the money to divorce lawyers.

I recommend that all civil issues are resolved before the Bais Din Get.

Hershh: what is the divorce rate compared to Yeshivish?

Lostspark:
While you seem to be an honest person, please understand that there are plenty of trolls here who will write anything just to troll. Some people might not take your story seriously.
All the best

If you receive GroupMe as a text it can be annoying, as an untold amount of people can have conversations the whole day and your phone will keep dinging.

OP: lol! One of the funniest trolls yet!

GH: come on, isn’t the price of admission worth bring there live? Dancing w the crowd and answering amen yehei shmei rabboh? Being a part of it?

+1 Hasemisone1

Why is it okay to leave out garbage for sanitation workers on Shabbos?

Yytz: I looked up R. Moshes teshuva and you are correct. I will discuss it w my Rabbi, as my shul has urinals.

Yytz: some rabbeim? Could you be more specific? Sounds ridiculous to me, every yeshiva and many shuls that I’ve been to have urinals.

Peacho, I’m not trying to be funny or rude. There is nothing immodest about going to the mikvah. Nor is there something unsafe. You go to the mikvah and that’s it. Don’t focus so much on yourself and just do what you need to do. And don’t feel that it’s some weird Jewish thing, it’s perfectly acceptable all over the world.