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▲ 0 r/DiscussImamother

BTs : Why do BT people especially in am online capacity always demonstrate what we would say is like caricatures of being an Orthodox Jew and like playing some sort of character ?

So if you have ever met BTs a lot of them play this character which gives away immediately that they were met born into Orthodoxy

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u/Holdtightmycup — 3 days ago
▲ 5 r/DiscussImamother

Satmar: Don't Satmar young women dread reaching their twenties. Because they know when reach the 20. That means marriage time, and now for the rest of their life they have to shave off their head especially when they are at the prime of their life ?

Sa

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u/Holdtightmycup — 7 days ago
▲ 0 r/LearnHebrew

Among the Mizrachi/Israeli Arab population. What is the reading rate? And how often do they read at least for leisure ?

Asking since this demographic (outside from Israeli Arab Christians ) are of a lower socio-economic, working class background. In which as with said social classes, reading for leisure is not really common?

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u/Holdtightmycup — 7 days ago
▲ 8 r/askgaybros

"If you were not born conventially attractive. Then you will never be conventially attractive "

As someone said in one of my threads. Do you agree with this statement or think its true. That no matter how hard you try. You will never be HOT or 10/10 if not born that way?

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u/Holdtightmycup — 8 days ago
▲ 16 r/askgaybros

As gay men do you feel comfortable with having friendships with straight men ?

Asking because I always see gay men in friendship groups with each other and never with straight men; which leads me to think that gay men are not comfortable with having social relationship with straight men ?

Thoughts ?

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u/Holdtightmycup — 10 days ago
▲ 5 r/exchabad

Ex Shilachim, did you ever hold back on certain issues when trying to sway secular Jews or try and gloss when certain controversial issues came up to try and maintain the friendly image of Chabad among secular Jews ?

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u/Holdtightmycup — 11 days ago
▲ 0 r/AskGreece

Is marriage with a non Greek seen as a cardinal sin. Even if they convert to Orthodoxy and become fluent in Greek ?

Or could they be regarded as a honorary Greek for learning Greek and becoming part of the Church and that can make the marriage more socially acceptable?

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u/Holdtightmycup — 13 days ago
▲ 0 r/AskGreece

In a Greek family is becoming a clergy man or Priest something to highly aspire to ? Since the Church is heavily interwoven in Greek society ?

I know people said that the Church is dwindling among young people in Greece, but do families still see their sons becoming clergy men as the highest ideal due to the Church being the essence of Greek culture and society?

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u/Holdtightmycup — 14 days ago
▲ 7 r/exchabad

For all those who are ex-BTs. What was the most shock you had experienced or learned about life being in Chabad. Once you were pulled in by the glitters and false facade of accepting all Jews?

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u/Holdtightmycup — 14 days ago