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I know this is from 8 months ago, but I just wanted to add that after growing up in LA for the first 30 years of my life, I wouldn’t dream of taking my teenage girls to the beach to do ANYTHING. There is so much pritzus there, especially in the area of the bike paths. What would you want your daughters (and I would imagine there are a few sons in the group as well) to see people wearing a few threads for their clothes?
optimusprime- Many things depends on minhag hamokom.
Nechomah- I dont think anyone is disagreeing with you on that point.
Absolutely not. If you have already purchased one of these vehicles you can send it to me at EDITED
It’s a mitzva to do it b’pharhesya so that the next generation won’t decide that it’s assur because “growing up we never did that.”
It’s a mitzva to do it b’pharhesya so that the next generation won’t decide that it’s assur because “growing up we never did that.”
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The Taliban outlawed such activities for females, therefore it must not be tznius.
Is it unTznius for a girl to ride a bike, razor, ATV?
No.
itch and popa- -1. why cant you understand that even if its not assur per say al kol ponim it should be toluy in minhag amokom. and to make a crusade about it to do it bifarhesya abi to show what a purist you are is pathetic. go crusade about shabbos first.
its all about the situation around and around. Are there men roaming around? Will the bike riding etc. Bring holelus? Will it be an attraction for all who are passing by? If the answer to all of the above is negative then if its something that’s ok in Ur circles then my pleasure, go ahead. I view it as a geder not to come to aveirah.
Toi: lighten up. They were making fun of today’s day and age (from what I understand) and I found it funny.
😀 Zuberman! 😀
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