Maturity

	An Ode to My Little Brother By N. Ozick Little brothers are so handy. When they are very small they can give you a massage by walking on your back. Then they get a little bigger, and soon, they are arm-rest size. Society & Living » Daily Life » An Ode to My Little Brother
	You Call Yourself A Man? By Elisha Greenbaum Sometimes I wonder at the puny specimens passing themselves off as Bar Mitzvah boys. How, by any stretch of the imagination, can they be described as having reached adulthood? Parshah » Bereishit - Genesis » Vayeira » Parshah Columnists » Parshah Musings » You Call Yourself A Man?
	A 13-Year-Old Adult – Whom Are You Fooling? By Naftali Silberberg Why does Judaism consider a thirteen year old boy and a twelve year old girl to be full- fledged adults? What is there to be gained from blatantly disregarding reality? Lifecycles » Bar & Bat Mitzvah » Insights » A 13-Year-Old Adult – Whom Are You Fooling?
	Entering Adulthood - the Bar and Bat Mitzvah By Aron Moss How can a 12 or 13 year old be considered an adult? What suddenly happens at age 12/13? Lifecycles » Bar & Bat Mitzvah » Insights » Entering Adulthood - the Bar and Bat Mitzvah

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