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PinkFridge
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Fri, Feb 08 2019, 5:42 am
amother wrote: | For those commenting about affording it I would suggest that one could consider giving more tzadakah. If one feels they need it, then go ahead. I do, but I do what I can too and I can BH afford lots of help. Just a thought. |
It could be that some people are already giving buckets to tzedaka.
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Ruchel
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Fri, Feb 08 2019, 5:45 am
My husband and kids prefer me being not all painful in the back or tired or in a bad mood.
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amother
Seashell
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Fri, Feb 08 2019, 6:36 am
amother wrote: | For those commenting about affording it I would suggest that one could consider giving more tzadakah. If one feels they need it, then go ahead. I do, but I do what I can too and I can BH afford lots of help. Just a thought. |
There is no requirement for a woman to clean her own house - this has never been a part of Judaism. (Maintaining a happy functional home yes - scrubbing, no).
The reality is - the house needs to be cleaned - and if there are no resources available to outsource - its going to fall on the members of the household to get it done.
Also - some women get their satisfaction from doing the cleaning themselves - so interest in hiring someone else to do some or all of the work.
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amother
Cerulean
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Fri, Feb 08 2019, 7:18 am
amother wrote: | There is no requirement for a woman to clean her own house - this has never been a part of Judaism. (Maintaining a happy functional home yes - scrubbing, no).
The reality is - the house needs to be cleaned - and if there are no resources available to outsource - its going to fall on the members of the household to get it done.
Also - some women get their satisfaction from doing the cleaning themselves - so interest in hiring someone else to do some or all of the work. |
Never did I suggest women were required to clean. Please reread. I have not been taught that outsourcing first is the preferred order either. BH I did learn the value of hard work and of giving generously to tzdakah.
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