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1. I was almost engaged until a former neighbor, whose daughter is best friends with the potential kallah’s daughter, made it her project to call the daughters of the potential kallah and the shadchan.
2. This neighbor was not asked about the shidduch, nor was she a reference. She did this on her own effort to destroy the shidduch.
3. The kallah did not accept the neighbor’s loshon hora and rechilus, but the daughters did since she was the mother of their best friend.
4. The potential kallah had to choose between a war between her daughters or the shidduch. She is in tears because of the war that this neighbor started and the choice between her happiness and keeping sholom with her daughters.
5. She decided that the marriage is not worth losing the relationship with her daughters.
6. When I had a Rav call this neighbor, who claims that she is frum, she said that she did nothing wrong because she believed my ex-wife’s loshon hora and rechilus, and must know that it’s true because she was my neighbor.
Any serious opinion or advice is welcome. Please no nurishkeit.
Thank you.
September 1, 2011 11:39 pm at 11:39 pm in reply to: "Common" sense needed for parenting, safety, and following the law #804661AkivaKParticipantAs I was writing this posting, a child was hit by a car in front of the very house with the washing machines. You can check the Spring Valley police to verify this.
I am not slandering anyone. Unfortunately, the police agreed with me that it is a cultural phenomenon and therefore it makes it a chillul Hashem.
My point is: Don’t mistake your insulation from outside influences to not listen to reason, common sense, or the law; just because someone is not “in your group” doesn’t mean that you exclude them and their ideas because you delude yourself in the guise of piety.
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