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Miriam Racquel Feldman |
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![]() I know that I should have more faith, but as much as I try, I’m still scared and getting more scared by the day.
As an exchange student to Germany I knew all about the Berlin Wall, but nothing about the Western Wall.
No matter how much I tried to forget about my Jewish roots, it kept emerging front and center in my life, sometimes in frightening ways.
I’ve been on a few dates with some really nice guys, but I’m running into a problem. They all fall short of the romantic version of a husband that I have in my head.
Being drained is not a recipe for good health.
4 Ways to Release Self-Criticism and Choose Kindness
Dear Rachel, I am so overwhelmed! My life is filled with so much rushing and work and hecticness, and a “To Do” list a mile long. I have so much on my plate; my body is filled with aches and pains. I’m constantly criticizing myself for not being as organi...
A Conversation About the Jewish Way in Dating and Marriage
I had to make sure I was understanding this. “Are you serious? You mean even when the couple is married, they purposely aren’t together or even hug, kiss or anything for weeks?”
I don’t see the problem with these relationships and even share the conversations with my husband. But he tells me that my friendliness with these men makes him uncomfortable. I feel that he should trust me. What do you think?
How should I change myself so that I don’t pick unkind men like I did in the past?
Is there any escape from mother guilt and feeling lousy?
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