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Some religious doctrines see marriage as a concession to human weakness. Nothing could be further from Jewish thought . . .
Her friends were all telling her that she was making her life more difficult by refusing to cohabit before marriage.
How does one simultaneously dwell in two contradictory worlds—the world of the spirit and the world of the flesh? Sprinkling every area of life with salt is the solution.
What a letdown it was for many of us to learn that being clean and sober was not the elixir of love that we sought. Recovery didn't suddenly make us so irresistibly charming and desirable...
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