MorahRach

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  • in reply to: ACS #894225
    MorahRach
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    Aurora, thank you. As bad as I feel about waiting, I have called the police numerous times and filed 1 report. My neighbors have called twice as many times, and we have spoken with our apartment manager and land lord. I just did not want to go as far as acs while I am here out of fear. So c’v anything happened.. I kind of think I have put a decent amount of effort into this. Even today I was walking with my sister in law & my child jn front of our building and the woman and her husband were screaming louder than you can imagine at each other and their children, cursing , literally throwing cardboard boxes at each other.. With no regard for the people walking bye. They are unstable.

    in reply to: VOTE FOR EON #894326
    MorahRach
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    I didnt mean to bash MO at ALL! I grew up MO, that was not my intention. What I meant was, don’t judge those who are watching and supporting him, because in their eyes ( and mine) they are not doing anything wrong. But the people saying they are wrong are probably going against their communities beliefs by being on the Internet.

    in reply to: ACS #894222
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    Thank you very much, I will.

    in reply to: ACS #894220
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    I know!!! We are calling as SooN as we mOve which iyH is in the next 2 weeks. what I don’t get it that the Police have been called so many times, by all of the neighbors, yet they do nothing.

    in reply to: VOTE FOR EON #894324
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    Thanks iced, I just got a good laugh from that! The people on here who are supporting Edon and watching his show are most probably MO, am I right? To them there is nothing wrong with watching that show and voting, and supporting him because most people in their communities are doing the same. I can also bet that the ” frum” people on here talking against supporting him are probably chassidish, yeshivishe, charedi whatever you would like to call it. I think it’s safe to assume the majority of THEIR communities are not on the Internet right now in what is basically a mixed gender chat room.

    in reply to: ACS #894218
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    Yes i am a teacher. I am required to report any signs of abuse regarding the children in my classroom, but i agree with you. As i stated i feel awful that i have not reported it sooner. I was pregnant this whole year and this neighbor has threatened me NUMEROUS times and honestly, i was afraid she was going to push me down a flight of stairs or worse. So i was being selfish. I happen to have a newborn now which is why i am pushing it off until i move. I hope that Hashem forgives me for that but i was putting my family first.

    I do not want to say too much because it may give me away, as my husband and i have discussed the situation with many of our friends, but what goes on in that home is out of control, and unbearable for the kids. No one is answering my question so i will ask again, IF acs does come and for whatever reason lets the kids stay, what if the parents react WORSE then usual and do something drastic? I am being 100% serious. As i told the police one of the many times i called them on these neighbors, ” does a child need to be killed for you to actually do something about this”?

    in reply to: VOTE FOR EON #894322
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    I think its really awkward that people are saying its a chillul Hashem to support this sweet Jewish little boy, when they are on the internet after The gedolim said it’s assur. What parnassah are you possibly making from shmoozing with men, women, kids etc on the internet.

    in reply to: ACS #894215
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    I don’t know about the OP’s situation, but mine I am guessing they don’t want help. I assume they think what they are doing is normal. They have an aid for one of their children and they keep scaring them off, they scream/threaten everything and everyone but I have only seen and heard them physically abuse their children.

    in reply to: ACS #894211
    MorahRach
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    Wow I apologize for all of my typos, I was writing from my phone and I must have not looked over my paragraph.

    You said to contact ohel, what would they do In a situation like this?

    in reply to: ACS #894209
    MorahRach
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    Ofcourse they don’t want to keep the children, the system is overflowing with children unfortunately. I gues consulting someone would not be the worst thing. I plan to call either ways just don’t, as I said, want this to anger them more and have them take it out on their children( like they do everything else). It’s just just cases of me hearing, have seen as well as they do nothing to hide their behavior.

    in reply to: Being Beaten Al Kiddush Hashem #894061
    MorahRach
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    Wow I’m sorry about that. Glad you are ok.

    in reply to: Being Beaten Al Kiddush Hashem #894057
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    I hope it’s the same. This poor kid. What an awful story, 20 people were standing there watching and did nothing. In this day and age when everyone has a phone on them pretty much at all times, I’m appalled.May he have a refuah sheleima and please let those thugs get what is coming to them.

    in reply to: ACS #894207
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    So for my situation it is not a question that someone needs to get involved. I don’t know that going to a Rav who does not know these people would be able to tell me anything new. ( no disrespect but he is not here all day everyday listening to the physical and verbal abuse that my family is. I just don’t want acs to come, intervene and then just put the kids right back, havin angered the parents. What if they take it out on the kids? That’s another issue I have.

    in reply to: ACS #894203
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    Oh my gosh I was about to start a thread about acs. I need these questions answered as well. I have been debating calling acs on my neighbors because they beat on their children and verbally abuse them to no end. I am wondering though, in the ny area what it will be like for the kids. Surely better than what they have going on now.

    in reply to: Choson Under Chuppa: Smile or Cry? #967636
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    Why must we turn everything into a right or wrong situation?

    Not everyone can control their tears. Gettig married is very emotional and if you are prone to having very emotional reactions in intense situations, who are we to tell you it is innappropriate.

    in reply to: Where is right and wrong? Morals upside down. #895606
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    I agree, it does not sense. I personally have some minor reservations about MBP, more so

    before the story came out that the most recent child thought to have died from it really caught the sore from his pacifier.

    …But, how any politician can openly support abortion yet condem MBP boggles my mind. Well how any human can openly support abortion boggles my mind..

    in reply to: Sleepovers/Slumber parties! #893068
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    I think sleepovers are a great way to teach your children independence. When I was little I was very, very attatchment to my parents. I didn’t like playdates or babysitters ( I was completely normal bH just a “mamas girl”. My first 3 sleepovers atleast, my dad had to come get me before midnight, but over time I got more comfortable sleeping out and it helped me to not be SO attached to my parents. I don’t think you should send your child on a sleepover kicking and creaming c’v but it’s ok for them to be a little home sick once in a while.

    And it should go without saying make sure the house has acceptable kashrus etc.

    in reply to: Limo for after Wedding #892577
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    My husband paid for half of our limo and his friends paid the other half. Our chasuna was really far from where we live and his friends offered to pay for it but my husband decided to just split it. For everyone here saying how unessecary and wasteful a limo is, I have to say it was such a special part of the night! My husband and I were starving because we literally did not have 5 seconds to eat at the wedding, do we ate our steaks in the limo and and not be crammed in our wedding clothes into the backseat of a car. The hotel was somethig my husband wanted because our apartment was not totally ready yet it was a big mess, and he thought that it would make me happy ( which it did).

    And to whomever said that goyim wear white dresses to their weddings, +1!!!!! Hello?? Should we start to wear black so as to distant ourselves as far as we can from goyim. Maybe we should have the dancing and dinner before the chuppah so that is the opposite too!

    in reply to: Touro College #892342
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    My husband and his friends had a LOT of trouble finding good jobs after college. My husband had grey grades, is a very very hard worker but Touro for whatever reason does not have the best rep when trying to get certain jobs. I do not know about all fields but atleast when it comes to accou ring and finance we found this to be true.

    A plus side however was that he was able to learn in yeshiva during the morning, work during the day and go to school at night.

    in reply to: Disinheriting an OTD Child #893422
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    More, where do you get your statistics from? What is the 80% of otd children based on?

    Side note: if c’v my child ate a bacon sandwich infront of me I would still never “disinherit” him. Why are we even discussing this? Your child is your child. You show them unconditional love. I would think one would never give up hope of them returning to the right path.

    in reply to: superficiality #891703
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    Gefen +1

    in reply to: saying good shabbos to girls (men) #892742
    MorahRach
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    I don’t live in Brooklyn and I have spent very little if any time there, so I do no know how people greet each other on shabbos or any other day. Where I live, which is a very frum community as well, men will nod to me and

    /say good shabbos almost every time. I don’t think anyone has ever walked passed me on shabbos and put their heads down. I am talking about very yeshivish men, not chassidish maybe it makes a difference. This is a reason I love me neighborhood. I don’t know many people besides my friends but everyone is friendly. And 2 millisecond ” good shabbos” or a pleasant nod doesn’t do any harm. This has never led to IMO any bad behavior on my Part and I would assume on the part of then men who wish me and my husband a good shabbos.

    in reply to: Sheidim #891610
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    This is really freaky. I remember learning a little about them in gemera ( yes my HS taught gemera to girls). This is freaking me out and I just woke up, can’t read anymore!

    in reply to: saying good shabbos to girls (men) #892699
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    Where does it say that it’s assur? I would assume its accepted on so

    E places and not in others. Where I grew up if you didn’t wish a passerbyer good shabbos you were extremely rude, but I’m sure on the streets of bp and Lakewood the opposite is true. I would think though that if a woman was walking and said good shabbos, and you put your head down and kept walking that that would do more damage to the image of frumkeit you are trying to display than not.

    in reply to: Assur to HOLD a smart phone ??? #1197619
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    I don’t know but.. My friend lives in Lakewood and her husband is in BMG, and SHE has an android. ( he does not).

    in reply to: kids that don't smile=depression/angry #891063
    MorahRach
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    I’m so sorry I know how hard it is to have to have this discussion. Many times, as a teacher I have had to approach parents with concerns like this and it does not get better over time. Can I ask what age the child is now? If something like what we are discussing is going on her teacher should notice it. That is unless the child is still very young and maybe the school has yet to pick up on it.

    in reply to: crackling while yochew gum #891021
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    Why is it goyishdik? It is for SURE obnoxious and not very becoming but.. Why would you call is goyishdik? Are goyim that repulsive and uncouth in every possible instance? I understand having love for your fellow yid but sometimes that attitude towards goyim is very sour in this site. I have many work friends, goyim, who are classy, generous, good mothers, good friends etc and they also deserve some sort of respect especially if we expect it from them.

    in reply to: kids that don't smile=depression/angry #891060
    MorahRach
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    Can I ask the obvious question? Does the child show other signs of depression/abuse/neglect/ or other emotional issues? A very common sign of autism is lack of emotional response and lack of smile, socially withdrawn, lack of eye contact. Do you see any of these signs?

    in reply to: Paul Ryan #890918
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    I also am wondering why not Rubio? He was an excellent choose not to mention would have helped with the Hispanic vote.

    in reply to: Paul Ryan #890916
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    He does want to lessen the dependence on Medicaid which is what we need. I think he is a fantastic choice. I have heard him on the John Gambling show ( talk radio) a number of times. He is a real conservative, and from his speech today I can see that he will be able to hold his own with Obama and Biden.

    in reply to: well duh !?!?!?? #915695
    MorahRach
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    Hahahahahahahah

    in reply to: Anybody following the Olympics? #890683
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    ” this is YESHIVA works news”. I went to a ” yeshiva” high school and it co-ed. There are many different types of Jews, many different types of frum Jews. You seeing an anonymous Jew write that they watch the Olympics I hope is not going to ruin your life.

    in reply to: Mazel Tov to Aly Raisman #890616
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    You can have your negative attitude and pretend that I said we should all be more like them, or you can actually read what I wrote and try and see that I am right. A frum Jew is not going to compete or maybe even watch. Good! Fine! But for a Jew who doesn’t keep the mitzvos BUT is able to do something that to the outside world is bringing positive attention to us as a nation, I can’t complain about that.

    in reply to: Mazel Tov to Aly Raisman #890614
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    I respect them because they worked so hard for something. It’s amazing to work at something every day and accomplish your goals ( mainly being the best in the world at something). Before I got married I was training for a half marathon. I ran, I worked out I ate right.. I got married & pregnant bH and did not accomplish that goal, but if I had I would have been so proud of myself. Clearly in my case what I did accomplish was greater but that is not my point. The Olympics may not fit into a “torahdik” lifestyle, but who in the Olympics takes on a fully torahdik lifestyle anyway. ally raisman called attention the Jews in a positive way. Honestly most goyim when they think of Jews think of chassidim with long payos and and nickers. ( which is fine) BUT maybe if they think they can relate to us a little better it will lead to less anti-semitism. Who knows.

    in reply to: My friend moved to uws and is now otd #891423
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    C’v you are from a mo background? That is one of the rudest comments I have seen on here. C’v I raise my kids to be so closed minded and to think so low of a fellow Jew.

    in reply to: Anybody following the Olympics? #890671
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    How is “Jewish pride” a chillul Hashem? Is she conservative, mo? I have no idea but I am sure that she made a positive impression on the millions of people watching, especially since there has been a lot of negative press for Jews lately.

    in reply to: Anybody following the Olympics? #890667
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    Ally raisman made such a Kiddish Hashem imo. I didn’t watch her routine live but I found it on YouTube. I’m really proud of her that she did this especially when they refused the moment of silence. I have never been to invested in the Olympics but I was a gymnast when I was little so I enjoy watching that.

    We shouldn’t be making snide remarks at choppys expense. We should respect that everyone lives their lives according to how they see fit. Some do find the Olympics to be complete pritzus and some don’t ( like me)

    in reply to: My friend moved to uws and is now otd #891409
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    I don’t think there is anything wrong with anything that I said. I’m not sure why it is bothering you so much. Can’t we agree to disagree? This is completely irrelevant BUT I would rather be friends with someone who has good midos, is charitable, helpful, considerate etc and wears pants, then is completely Tsnius and a jerk. Obviously if everyone were perfect moshiach would be here! I’m just saying wearing pants is not the worst thing in the world, but obviously it bothers me or I would not have commented on the thread! It makes me sad that so many of my friends don’t care about being religious anymore but what can I do? Pick them apart and never speak to them again?

    in reply to: My friend moved to uws and is now otd #891407
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    Either way she misunderstood what I said.

    in reply to: My friend moved to uws and is now otd #891403
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    Ofcourse all pants on women are untsnius!! Didn’t you read my posts? My point was that all of my friends who moved to the city stopped being frum. By saying ” lovely” I was trying to be nice. I did not look at her and think eww you look heinous. I thought ” Oy I remember spending so many shabbosim with you and we talked about what we were looking for in boys and what kind of lives we wanted in the future, and this is just not that”. You misunderstood me. By saying lovely I was referring to your comment about how Jeans are not approprate. He wore ” fancy” jeans. Anyway..

    in reply to: $336 fare to Israel? #889923
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    My friend got it.

    in reply to: EZ pass carpool status #890206
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    Wait though when I go through ez pass, it’s automatic there is no one actually swiping my ez pass.

    And it’s not about beating the system. Tolls ate outrageously expensive and a lot of the money goes to funding projects that have nothing to do with the mta. I worked over a bridge this year and spent hundreds every month, and the tolls for the bridge went up after I took the job. Now I usually do have 3 people in my car, why not use this benefit?

    in reply to: EZ pass carpool status #890204
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    $3.50!? Wow thanks for the tip!

    in reply to: My friend moved to uws and is now otd #891395
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    Ok you are extremely rude. I don’t care if you buy it or not. 2 of my best fiends growing up and a number of friends from high school moved to the uws and… Not one keeps shabbos or kosher anymore. Many still go to shul Friday night and they do shabbos meals with friends, but they are not keeping shabbos. As I said they are still my good friends, I love them it has not drastically changed out friendships, but that is the truth.

    And why would the cr censor the fact that I wrote someone looked nice in pants? You can still look attractive if you are not tsnius, just because I don’t wear pants does not mean I think people who do are disgusting.

    in reply to: My friend moved to uws and is now otd #891384
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    Lol. They were colorful jeans she looked lovely, they were not like ripped blue jeans. But I would agree otherwise.

    in reply to: My friend moved to uws and is now otd #891381
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    I didn’t say it was the worst thing in the world. Read my post. I said she is a great person. She is a very good friend but if you knew how frum she had been for years and years, you would atleast do a double take. Don’t make this tread into something it’s not. Maybe there are a lot of frum Jews on the uws, and that’s great! But every single one ( no exaggeration here) of my friends from HS and college that moved to the uws is no longer frum. I am personally still friends with them because a friendship does not disappear over night, the only things it really effects is when they want to go out and eat at places I cannot.

    in reply to: My friend moved to uws and is now otd #891376
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    I have a lot of friends who now live on the uws and within months of moving there thy stopped keeping shabbos and more. At my bridal shower a friend who I had not seen in a few months who had recently moved to the uws showed up in jeans and I was taken a back. I’m not judging she is still a great person in many ways, but something about the uws does change people, atleast that is my impression. I am talking about the single scene btw I have no experience with married life in the city.

    in reply to: Budget for Newlyweds #898742
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    It depends on a number of things. Do you have a car? Will you be traveling a lot because if so you need to consider money for gas. Are you paying utilities? Rent is a lot lower lets say on Lakewood than Queens. Do you have any bills /debts to pay off? 2/2500 seems OK, but little things do come up. Having a little extra for those nights when you just want to go out to dinner, or away for the weekend is really nice to have. But if

    Your rent in in the 1000,1200 range that should be ok. Don’t buy a brisket to make every shabbos if things ate tight. Also buying family packs of chicken I have found saves money and I freeze what I don’t use right away and use if for week night dinner or the next shabbos.

    Also find out of your grocery gives discounts. In queens the grocery stores give discounts if you are a teacher or if you are in landers.

    Good luck!!

    in reply to: Torah values are NOT Chicago values! #889583
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    I started a semi similar thread. I am in total agreement with your. I’m ashamed that Emanuel is Jewish. He definitely does not hold the views of his people as a whole.

    in reply to: ??? ???? ??? – A Thank You to Women! #1180337
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    Such a nice thing to say! I think the point of your post got a little lost with people going off topic but.. Wow!! I hope you find a wonderful wife soon who does all those things and that she appreciates you just as much as you do her!!

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