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The first page of posts in this thread shows that you are trolling us. Look, you respond to every single response reiterating your point.

It’s funny because you said earlier that you didn’t intend to spell out the word troll when writing your name.

Anyway, entertaining topic.

Go to an audiologist?

Why am I here? Because I like it here!

YWN CR is a place where I can use my native Yeshivish rather than speaking pure English; where I don’t have to google every other reference and then regret it; where I can use the internet and still be frum, and other reasons.

For intellectual stimulation there are my academic peers, for spiritual aspirations there are my Bais Yaakov friends, for support I have family and close friends and mentors.

But when it comes to the intersection of dealing with being frum in the outside world – the CR comes closest to a place where I can talk about both, and there are others in the same boat.

And that is my serious answer to your somewhat serious question.

How do you know it was all Jews being sick. Sorry but I take public transportation and see worse than that all the time.

Who drank you?

I’m going to answer the OP once and for all.

Most of us girls cover our legs because it is more tznius, and we want to be tznius, and we learned in school we should, and most of our friends do.

I personally wear tights because I like them better than socks.

Popa and WIY, so you weren’t inviting women in this thread? I am offended on behalf of half of humankind.

Why don’t you invite her along? It’s really mean to go on your own.

Shuli: Me too. I also have a mechitza problem. It’s horrible being in shuls where you can totally see the men and they see you, and you feel like they’re checking you out during davening. Also, then you have to stand during krias haTorah, and your feet get really tired, I don’t know how the men do it.

(Just kidding!!)

Luna, google it.

Looking back, I should have gotten a GED in 8th grade and gone straight to college. It would have saved a lot of time.

Saysme, you didn’t do pba’s suggestion.

I go help out my neighbors with little kids when I need a pick-me-up. It never fails. 🙂

Snowbunny, what did you do before you got to the CR for our wise advice?

Personally, it’s just not your problem. 1, it’s your cousin. 2, he has choices. 3, he’s 30 years old. It’s his problem.

In my humble opinion, your relationship should not deal with it, whether to condemn or condone.

If he behaves inappropriately, that’s another story and you should just avoid him at those times, or, tell him he can’t speak to you like that. Spray him with mace or pepper spray if he treats you badly, that should get through to him. But getting worried about his alcoholism is just not your concern.

Purple, if you have a teacher, why don’t you ask her what to learn next? Why ask her father?

Thanks Oomis, and I wish the same to everyone. Especially Popa bar Abba, don’t ruin too many of your brain cells, we enjoy your posts too much and will miss them. 🙂

My male siblings assure us that they will be “fine” and definitely won’t be doing anything risky during the many hours they are out. Let’s hope!

WIY: FYI, there’s going to be a 6:30 AM Megila reading at Emunas Yisrael. I’m going to try to make it. But I can’t sit through an Emunas shacharis so will hopefully catch a davening elsewhere. Anywhere else that starts at 7:30?

(It’s too long! How does anyone have the patience?! It’s 4+ hours only on Shabbos! And 2 hours during the week. I daven elsewhere than every so often come to Emunas for the singing parts. 🙂 )

Thanks WIY.

I’m just imagining if I started a thread about every single yeshiva I have been redt boys from… isn’t this what research is for?