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Cressel


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Fri, Mar 24 2023, 1:00 pm
amother OP wrote: | Is it seen as weird for shidduchim if a girl went to a seminary not in Israel? What do people assume the reasons are for not going to Israel? |
It used to be considered a strange thing for a girl to stay in the US. Nowadays, it has become somewhat more accepted. Some people are more judgmental about it than others.
Some people will be alright with it but they might ask references if they know the reason why she didn't want to go to Eretz Yisorel.
It might be that what will matter some people, is what kind of US seminary she went to.
Either way, I think it would be unfair for someone to reject a girl just because she didn't go to Eretz Yisroel.
I hope it's not common for someone to do that!
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little neshamala


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Fri, Mar 24 2023, 1:19 pm
Cressel68 wrote: | It used to be considered a strange thing for a girl to stay in the US. Nowadays, it has become somewhat more accepted. Some people are more judgmental about it than others.
Some people will be alright with it but they might ask references if they know the reason why she didn't want to go to Eretz Yisorel.
It might be that what will matter some people, is what kind of US seminary she went to.
Either way, I think it would be unfair for someone to reject a girl just because she didn't go to Eretz Yisroel.
I hope it's not common for someone to do that! |
Agreed.
Maybe it used to be considered weird but I dont think it is anymore. I know quite a few girls who didnt got to EY for seminary (recently), and theyre all great girls, and I dont think people look at them strangely for that.
I know I certainly dont, I wouldnt give it a second thought
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