https://www.heyalma.com/why-dont-jewish-men-know-how-to-be-friends-with-each-other/
You’d probably say I have nothing to complain about. And in almost every way, you’d be right. As a white, straight, cis Jewish man, I realize and accept that I occupy a place of immense privilege, especially in a historically patriarchal and heteronormative religion like Judaism. I can make a minyan, get an aliyah, or give a dvar Torah in almost any Jewish community I set foot in, and no one would blink an eye. I don’t experience discrimination or microaggressions in my synagogue or in the workplace. It’s something I think about almost every day, and it’s something that I believe I must bear responsibility for by joining in the fight for the spiritual rights and inclusion of all Jews, regardless of who they are or what they look like.
Figured out why he doesn't have friends:
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He's gotta be exhausting to be around; this is what he writes in public, just imagine what he's like in private.
Maybe he is the opposite like some members here?
You’ve met such members in person? I hope you’re not referring to me...
You’d probably say I have nothing to complain about. And in almost every way, you’d be right. As a white, straight, cis Jewish man, I realize and accept that I occupy a place of immense privilege
Yes
Fortunately I haven’t. Maybe if we had discussed politics when we met, our answer would change
I don't discuss politics in public and many have tried.
I did have a guy like this in DM/WhatsApp recently, and he’s lucky it wasn’t in person or I’d be tempted to wring his neck.
I'm not sure what to say about this - https://www.heyalma.com/alma-classifieds/It's terribly sad, but on some level also laugh-inducing.
Aside from the obvious weirdness, apparently there's a rule that every ad needs to contain either the word bagel or kvetch.
Weird is not the word.
Welcome to cultural Judaism.
it's good to be a Lubavitcher
