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Rav Moshe ZT”L said a vort: “Sheishes Yamim Ta’aseh Melachah” – so no off days on Sundays, and no age of retirement – 6 days a week till you’re dead
what does “anony” mean?
words with a certain number of letters
if you are not confident in your choice and have doubts, you won’t have a happy marriage bec you will always be wondering whether this is your bashert.
how long on average does it take for something to get dis/approved?
the gemara states: “Ain simcha elah b’ma’achal uvimishteh”
calling someone by their first name erodes ones sensitivity to doing so and makes it more likely that he would then call others by first name as well.
if you use their first name not in front of them, you’ll end up using it in ront of them.
married people are cetainly entitled, even halachically, to a certain degree of respect due to their marital status.
there were gedolim who said that a person can understand a complex svara better and more deeply in his “mama lashon” (= native language), which trumps it’s “uncleanliness”.
Also, the reason that other languages were conceived over the generations by Jews is that lashon HaKodesh was considered too holy to be used as for mundane things like everyday conversations, etc.
is that a complement or a dissaproval
the connection being that if you have good, solid middos, then you will be zocheh to a happy marriage etc, which today seems to unfortunately be increasingly rarer.
the gemarra states one who is unmarried does not know happiness. . . one who is unmarried is but half a man, etc. Marriage is the central focus of ones life in many ways. I heard from my sister that Rav Peysach Krohn says to seminary girls that chofetz chaim guys make the best husbands because they have the best middos. Is that really true?
how come no one seems to realize that there are reasons that certain roshei yeshiva/ yeshivos encourage their talmidim to marry at like 23, 24? They are a bona fide, absoluetly valid Daas Torah and these cheshbonos are far more complicated than people make them out to be.
acc to halacha, even a glatt goy age 70 is worthy of our respect!
my point wasn’t that a 19 year old married person doesn’t deserve respect etc but that you said even if a sinlge person was 70 he’s not!
rav dessler zt”l once blessed a couple under the chuppah: “May you never know the nisayon of wealth”. MDG how old is your son?
VeHameivin Yavin
sue you
“Torah U’Madda” in gematria is exactly equal to “Melech Yavan HaRasha”. Really.
popa why is a single adult of 70 not demand the respect of you and i, much less a kid, let alone less so than a 19 year old who happens to be a married guy?
absolutely not!! it is a tremendous disrespect for adults- not to mention how much more so to ones parents – to call them by their first names if you are a kid! If you let them call adults by their first names, their respect for adults will diminish severly as they see themselves almost as equals to whomever they address by first name.
even if the democrats are not communist, their liberal views are decidedly immoral and abominable in many areas
no normal person wants to commit suicide.
Furthermore, there ae well documented of people who commited suicide by fire, for example, like some indian priests who burned themselves in the street publicly as a form of protest.
that wasn’t specifically intended for anyone in particular hence the word “etc”
people who want to be superheroes etc usually dont have tremendous sef esteem therefore they wish they could be something spectacular and special nique to the whole world etc
if it’s not for a shidduch who cares
my sister was walking with a group of her friends and a police car almost ran them over because the officer was totally engrossed on his phone and didn’t even realize he almost killed a bunch of shevach girls!!
P.S. they got his license plate number i think one of the parents is going to register a complaint
call the yeshiva in question and demand they fire the driver mmediately