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I think that the bottom line is, that no matter how smart or thought out a boy or girl is. And how shallow or un-shallow each spouse is, they must have someone guiding them. The world is such a sick and twisted place, and sometimes even sincere and good people with the right intentions can get confused an off course. So all in all, Daas Torah and a personal Kesher with a Rebbe is essential to thrive and fulfill our Tafkid in this world.
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I really think that the woman shouldn’t have been rude to you, because that is NEVER correct; but when all is said and done, your husband shouldn’t have been changing the baby in public. It was an honest mistake and you’ll know for next time. DONT STRESs
Keser Chaya is a great seminary!!! I personally didn’t go there but I had friends that dos and they loved it! It’s a warm seminary that is very mainstream. The impression I got was that the girls were frum with solid hashkafos but not Yeshivish.
I think that as a general rule it doesn’t really matter what the gift is, it matters what the thought behind it is. It happens to be that has become a common practice for flowers to be given to a woman because they appreciate the smell and the presentation.