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Okay.
>> Okay.
>> All right. So, the concept of is
interesting
is we have this kind of this six weeks
in the middle of the year when to go
through the
lane just today.
And we're coming away from Shabas the
concept of unity, concept of I just this
week I actually just came straight from
Brooklyn. I had uh it sounds a little
fuzzy and cloudy. It's because I am a
little fuzzy and cloudy hearing a lot of
little kitties fetching for good 89% of
the ride up and just spent a lot of time
with a lot of solo members and they had
whatever they had a weekend and
you know you're dealing with people that
every day they're running out saving
members of Kusel
and
this is what we were involved with
and we have to understand something that
the unity theoras
is between husband and wife and we can
do a lot of things for a lot of
different people be part of a lot of
different volunteer organizations a lot
of different said
but first and foremost where it starts
where it must start is in the home
shy once
was his wife uh she slipped and she
needed she need stitches they had to
rush her to the hospital it's delicate
kind of a procedure they did they
stitched her up she came back
She was trying to hurry them up because
he gave his share
and the mage made it just in time for
his daily share.
And when they they were up to the you
know they brought up the apartment and
she was settled in and he was he went
out to meet already there waiting to
escort him and he said wait and he went
back and he made her coffee and he gave
her coffee and she said okay now we
could go. He said every single day I
make my wife a coffee before I leave.
said you think my shim,
you think the vad and the I give over
is attributed to me
and my
and my wisdom and my
it could be all discussion that we have
that we get from that mish
is because of her. And if we understand
this and we can work on a daily basis
when we leave our home maybe more
important when we come back in that in
the office and yeshiva
whatever we're doing during the day
is totally on her
see incredible amount of
it's not my
prasa is directly correlated
towards our shalom and vice not towards
our business acumen not towards the
stock market
not towards getting more customers.
So we think of it that way not only will
that enhance
us an economic level but enhance our
homes in regards to bringing the and
having it rest within our homes just as
well to quickly review some I understand
I am going over
Yeah, a little bit. Little bit. Okay,
fine. We're going to review a little bit
of summon um now what's interesting
because we learn these as a and that's
when we take classes. I will say is that
the only time obviously as a right to
learn about inyan
mishbaka is when you're engaged. By far
I have done this hundreds of times. The
worst time to do classes about terasa is
when the guy is engaged. There is a in a
just a a certain block. I don't know
what I mean I know what it is is that
our brain is just fried. That's what it
is. And we are just not able to really
understand with clear competence.
So let's just go over we understand
we're finishing with kumim is neither
durab when there's a random stain. Now,
as a custom, this seems not so relevant
because we come into classes just
understanding woman becomes user when
that's that time of the month when her
menstrual cycle starts. At the end of
the day is once we're married,
especially when kids come along, most of
the time we're dealing with the suck
because particularly with the with with
contraceptives, particularly with the
pill, a lot of times with the IUD, the
hormonal IUD, the mor um that causes
evening, they all cause staining. And
the question is always when does it pass
that threshold from turning into a stain
into actual actual ears down. So that is
it's it's really every rub has and
that's always it's always important to
ask aila. Never ever ever ever ever
hesitate to ask a shila. Both sides
don't assume that it's okay. We're
dealing with cries. We don't like kurus.
We try to avoid it in general. Okay. And
also on the other side also I have many
couples. They're mach and it's so silly
for no reason. No reason. They're just
they're stringent. I'll forget. Let's
just assume why why ask the rabbis.
Therefore, you should just know the the
goal the go-to for every is to be
okayish.
You'll hear return the money. Shabas try
to be kash. If you can get something
else, go to a different restaurant. When
it comes to when it comes to every his
go-to is to be lenient. So understand
there twofold. A ask questions. He wants
to be. And B, if you hear a no, there's
a good reason for it. Okay? Because in
general, um, everyone really wants to
try.
As far as the come from neither, neither
run is a random state. That means it's
not an it's not a period. It's not right
after tush. It's not right after
marijuana. It's not after using the it's
just a random stain which happens often
for particularly for women that are on
the pill. It's a random stain. So there
are herum that they give. You have to
understand is that kazal they made the
game they make the rules. Okay. Is that
how long we going for?
>> 11:00 11 till
>> just look at you.
>> Seriously
happened a few minutes ago. I see.
There's no Ranger game, so I don't know
that third.
>> What?
>> Not third. Okay. So, fine. So, um I
heard they're in last place. Horrible.
>> They're pretty bad.
>> Okay. Talk about it later. Anyway, so
the question is like this is that you
have the leniencies in the coolers that
are relevant. Now, the coolers that are
relevant is as follows. Number one is in
the times of Kazal, we hear this and it
sounds interesting is that if it's
smaller than a gris, a gris is a bug.
Why? Because in the times of kazal, they
lived in tents and they woke up and they
rolled over and they killed a bug. We
went to camp. We know what it's like.
Yeah. depending which camp you went to
but most of them is that you kill the
bug and all of a sudden then there's
blood there's blood on the sheets so
therefore you know what we're going to
say you know don't worry rely just
beside you know what is probably a
cockroach it's probably a bug what is it
that is the size of a penny which says a
lot of us are thinking it's 2026 we
don't live in tents anymore come on we
try to fool right we know that's not
what it is and the point is that's not
the idea the idea is kazal made in order
to protect us they were the ultimate
psychologists they knew they didn't want
us to get there so therefore we say you
know what this is going to be the exera
we don't want you to be anything the
gauge that we decided is based on that
smaller than a penny. Now, if you have a
whole bunch of different stains and
they're all less than a penny, that's
also going to be fine. I'll teach you a
rabbi's trick. You know what we could
do? Take a penny, cover it, okay? And if
it covers it and even if it's an
alligated stain, if you could fold this
into a penny, you are fine. Since
Corona, everyone just sends pictures.
That's what they do because welcome to
being millennial and we don't like doing
anything with our phones. So, if you
want to send a picture, you can. Can I
ask for my number? Um, that's what I do
for a good part of my day. If you have a
Shila, you don't have to say who you
are. Just send the Shiloh. Um, and a lot
of times I'll just ask put a penny next
to it and we'll see. Another hat is
which is why you don't even need the
penny is if it's on it's okay if it's on
something that is colored or geyser when
we know for sure what it is when I see
it on something that is colored I can't
really tell was said wait a second what
are we trying to fool what if you could
tell what if it's on a pastel color what
if we see that it's down I see very
clearly it's down there's a stain here
that is inclined to red that is in the
red family said we know that is so
what's the story with that kazal said
that it is okay it is therefore okay so
at the end of the day is anything
uncolored even pastels is going to be
okay. Now, there are some things
particularly in tights which are
striped. So, the problem is there. If
it's white, gray, white, gray, white,
gray, we're going to add up all the
whites. So, therefore, it's always best
to make sure that you have everything
colored, you have colored, it's not
going to be a problem. Colored sheets,
colored towels, colored undergarments,
all of that. That's header. Number two
is if it's uncolored, it's fine. Even if
it's bigger than a penny. Now, if it's a
lot a lot, that can be the right. If
it's a which I think went through, he
discussed it, right? Discussed with the
pages. Okay. Yeah. Good. So, we're good.
Okay. What the Typical.
>> Okay. The gauge is general. I mean,
everyone has different cyber. So, the
general I'm being filmed here also. I
have to have like my hands. Terrible
hearing. Horrible hearing. But there's
is I got to Photoshop. Give me a second.
Give me some like full
>> I have a wig if you want.
>> Anyway, no, not that. Is that the um the
gauge for that is around the half a
dollar bill. That's what's considered
ears down. So, if you have less than
that, always just show the sha. Ask the
shila. Especially on pads, they look
small on one side. A lot of times it
pulls out on the other side. I always
ask to see both sides of the pad. Um in
general four fingers a half a dollar
bill it's really the same thing that
amount the dime is already really
questionable but if it's definitely less
than that if it's two three pennies
within a pad it's going to be okay why
pad is white that brings us to cooler
number three cooler number three is if
it's not mab it's okay and in America we
pass like something that is not mab
is going to be fine right now doesn't
pass we passing this any he a pad in
toilet paper is not mab which is a great
cooler they don't pass like this in
earth like He holds he says at what it's
a throwaway it's it's a piece it's a
tissue paper and he goes like this in
many different that's why we don't
aluminum pants because it's a throwaway
for the same reason even though it's
made out of metal aluminum
right but he holds it he holds the also
um you guys that make kdesh today no no
one here is part of the kdish club but
for those of you that know people that
know people that have a cousin that is
part of the kdish club so what do they
do they have these cute little plastic
right little quick shots they have when
you go to the back when the rabbi
speaking right so that is according to
no good so you're not good because
that's not a cle so it really works It's
consistent throughout the kesh but it's
a coolave pet because it's any throwaway
is not and therefore it's going to be
okay um even if it's bigger than a penny
if it again turns into a half dollar
bill that's already the problem but
anything less than that is usually going
to be okay and therefore you can be
lenient always ask again always ask um
rabbis don't charge for questions okay
so don't worry about and if they do get
a new rabbi okay all right now that's as
far as that as far as the fourth cool is
if you could be title in on something
you could rely it on something else. Um,
this is not so common in times of the
Gomorra. She came back from the butcher
market and she had she had ders. That's
they didn't wear undergarments. So, it
could have came from they were
slaughtering cows. Could have came from
me. So, he said, "Oh, you they're busy
with them." Okay. Came from the cows.
Okay. Nowadays, it's not right. It's
just not. So, the only things that are
really relevant is hemorrhoids, urinary
tract infection, yeast infection.
Anything that possibly could cause down,
let the rabbi know. tell him, hey, by
the way, she has this or she has a cut.
She has a scratch. She has something
that causing particularly postpartum
hemorrhoids is very relevant. Happens a
lot. Women see a lot of down from it,
but it's it's just it's it's not an
issue. It's not uterine bleeding. It's
not coming from the uterus. And
therefore, it's usually going to be
okay. Just tell the rabbi that's going
to be the fourth. So, that sums up some.
Good. You're supposed to move on to
Harakus. Harakus. Um, we know them, but
it's good to just have a little bit more
of a clear understanding with it. Um,
Harakus are as follows. Kazal understood
that any small little nuance could lead
to any small little nuance which could
possibly lead to a husband and wife
being intimate which in general for us
to understand is a good thing. Okay,
that is ideal in ideal ideal world. We
do want any small little nuance to lead
to any small little nuance to lead to
intimacy because that is the ideal when
the couple is with terrorists when they
are permitted to each other. However,
when they are user to each other we have
to have a whole bunch of basically stop
signs that says hey guys things are
different. So a lot of these things
people get callous with and like come on
do me a favor I'm gonna do this it's
going to lead to that come on who are we
trying to fool and you have to
understand it's not about that I do I
pass something to her or I eat her
leftovers it's going to lead to to to
being intimate but it leads to a certain
atmosphere which leads to a certain
atmosphere which leads to etc etc you
have to understand that because were the
ultimate psychologist and they knew and
you see this all the time you see all
the time is when you start being you
start being lenient on on on these any
much bigger things fall by the wayside.
So let's go through all of the gdarum.
We know that our asser we're go try to
give a little background to that. What's
interesting about these is that on the
one hand she's an Arab sky is to be with
her as is to be with someone else's wife
or as is to be with the the cashier in
the supermarket. But right can you be
myak with the cashier? No. Right. Can
you be miak with your wife? Yes.
Interesting. Right. So on the one hand,
we know, okay, don't touch the cashier.
Don't be in the same room as the cashier
across the street, right, in the
grocery. But I can pass things to her,
right? I can throw things to her because
what's interesting is is because why is
because when being with your you're
going to be permitted to your wife. So
we do allow you don't have to get a
separate knee department. Right. Good,
good, good, good to hear. Yeah. But
Right. But we have a whole bunch of
added stop signs, so to speak, because
it's an interesting duality. On the one
hand, I'm going to be mutter. On the
other hand, any small little thing could
lead to any small language could lead
back there. So therefore, we have to
have like a whole bunch of more stop
signs on the one hand, but nonetheless
is still permitted, which is why it's
interesting for Misha Feinstein was
asked to sha used to be very common.
It's very common 30 40 years ago.
Probably half our parents weddings were
kopita. They didn't have the pills
weren't working great and just is what
it is. The diamond worked it worked. If
it didn't work, it didn't work. And that
was that. So the whole shila was was
that what how does he put the ring on?
How does he pass the ring? He won't
touch her. How's he's passing, right? or
how's he giving her the so said what the
kazal enacted this whole of not passing
why because you're able to be with her
you're able to be in the same room so he
say hey guys added added stop sign right
you can't pass it I can't be with her
they're going home they're sleeping in
someone else's house that night is so
took away that he said took away that
exam you're able to pass so therefore no
one has to know you can pass the ring
you can pass the No problem.
So therefore but for all of us we we are
being so that's why passing becomes so
passing is there is a that can bring
based on I'm able to carry someone on my
shoulders right I was just in Brooklyn
yeah if I carry someone on my shoulders
so you're not allowed to carry yeah but
if you're carrying someone who's alive
so therefore what a live person carries
himself so based on that
so the are stretch that along to they
say hey wait a second when you're
passing a
You're not passing anything. The kid's
passing himself a live person is
carrying himself. So therefore what
becomes permitted. So just like I can
carry someone by the way you can't it's
not
you can carry someone without a so also
the same things over here but neither
I'm totally able to be um able to car to
pass a child doesn't have to be my child
anyone's child from one person um to the
next from husband to wife. um good
header to to know. The question is at
what point? Every nurse in every
hospital knows that every religious
couple that gives birth, he has not
taken the baby from her. So when does
that switch over? I say about this. He
said around like four or five months.
Around when the kids start sticking his
hands out. So the kids, you know, not a
jelly bean anymore. So the kid, you
know, kids a person he knows, you know,
taty mommy, daddy, mommy, whatever,
whatever it is. So you're able to um at
that stage, you're able to pass check. I
can't touch, but I am able to pass,
which is a good head to to know. learn
how to be smooth about it. In general, a
woman you have to understand
psychologically as it is feels like a
mitzvah when she's also you have to
understand. We have to be sensitive.
It's very separate from us. We don't
have to deal with this. We never have,
we never will, right? We just we don't
have a uterus. They do. So, the fact is
that she feels during this time she does
feel very separate. Okay? So, it is an
added component over here is to try to
draw that closer. Don't be just a
typical man about it and like we're in
front of everybody and I put things on
the table. Yeah. What do you mean? I'm
keeping it off, right? It's true. It's
important and we do. Even if even if
even if it causes embarrassment writes
clearly writes clearly we're not lenient
with her we have to know this in other
words if it's really like the whole
place is looking I'm out of kasa and the
phone rings I I it doesn't matter at the
end of the day is you can't pass it to
her and he brings a ray from the garam
the garam talks about women they used to
walk around during the shake they used
to wear white so it's like you walked to
the grocery street how you know okay
everyone knew was we have that nowadays
women were undergarments but if they did
if they wouldn't wear they to wear white
so he brings a ribba not part of the
equation here and therefore we're not
leaning. That being said, learn how to
be smooth. Okay? In other words, we
still don't do it in a way that people
know. Um she will feel embarrassed about
the fact that you can't pass to her and
it's just not necessarily being so
sensitive. So do your best to be as far
as throwing is is user as well. There
are also um the gamarra goes through
three behaviors that are also to do in
front of the other person. In other
words, there the gar says very clearly
husband will help his wife, wife will
help the husband and when she's asser
except for three acts of three acts of
are when they're done in front of the
other person. When I see you do it in
front of me, you see me doing it in
front of you that brings that elicits a
sense of and that becomes number one.
The most relevant one is pouring the
cup. Very nice. You want to be a
gentleman, you pour the cup of course
can't do that when she is included in
that is also serving. included in that
is also is is if you know he's serving
drink also serving food it's all going
to be in and that is what or you do very
simple switch hands it's the only time
we use shinoi for neida you can use the
left hand the right hand depending on
what you are which is your dominant hand
and that becomes the lenency for that or
you can use your your dominant hand just
a little you put a little farther away
so therefore I just have to bring it a
little closer and that is the with that
the other is people here making the beds
a make each other's beds so it's it's
sorry to burst separate this bubble
you're able to make your wife's bed when
she's okay. You're able to make your bed
when she's outside. It's talking about
preparing the bed to go to sleep in. So,
it's not like an easy way to wiggle out.
I was like, "Sorry, honey. I'm just not
allowed to." You know, you can you can
help. You can prepare. You can clean up
the room. You can clean up her bed. You
can't prepare to go to sleep. Not so
relevant nowadays because in the times
of kazali mamish make a bed. They put
straw. They make they make the bed for
the other. It's very endearing. You
know, they you know, I think they have
to do in the fancy hotels now. It's
called
>> turnown service. What's it called? Turn
down.
>> Turn down service.
>> Turn down service. It's a turndown
service. So that's to the
>> I heard about it.
>> A friend of mine thought.
>> So
>> that was what the funds are for.
>> So we all know who's using whose bond
boy points for what. Exactly. So we all
at the end of the day is is that that
what they do that that turnown service
that's with the iserates because that's
that's something that's that's more well
apparently it's not. Apparently the
Spanish lady, you know, I guess for
enough money will do that too. But in
general um it's that's that's something
husband does for wife, wife does for a
husband. That's going to be the clown on
the isser. And the last one is upon the
appearing water to wash your hands, feet
and face. And that's not relevant at
all. I mean that's just not happening.
At times the kazal you come back from
the fields and the wives bring them the
pallet. Wash your hands, wash your feet,
wash your face nowadays. It's not I turn
on the faucet myself. So it's not that.
The only thing I could think of is let's
say she's behind you for the you know
for the shabas. Let's say you want to be
a mesh. So the water is running so you
put the cup there. So don't do that.
Keep the cup here. It's right in front
of her. So she'll put the cup there.
That's the only really no one turns on a
bath. I mean, you want to prepare a
bath, you can prepare, you can tell her
just to leave. You can tell her, you can
tell her to leave. If you want to
prepare the bath, but I can't prepare a
bath for anything. Again, most people
prepare their own shower bath, so it's
not really all that relevant. Um, that's
as far as that in regards towards eating
together. So, eating together is
interesting. There's actually a between
the t and I don't know whichever one you
whichever I'm going to say both ways
because however you learned is they're
both right. Okay, it's what that means.
We can't share a cup, but that means you
can't share a plate. We can't share a
bowl. The way that Taz learns is is that
it's very intimate when you share a
plate of French fries, right? You your
first date, you guys are not I hope,
right? That'd be weird, right? You're
sharing the plate of French fries. It
was a move, right? It's a thing when you
were, right? It's a thing. It's
intimate. You're not you're not sharing
with me, right? You're sharing
something. You're sharing something with
your spouse that's very intimate. So,
that's the taz. The taz says, what do
you do? You what? Very simple. You just
make a pit stop, right? You share a
plate of fries. Yeah. Roll of sushi,
whatever the case is. You take one and
you put it or she takes one, she puts it
on another plate. Very easy. That's the
task. Okay. So no matter what you're
you're you're just splitting it on
another another uh plate and that's
that's going to be the head for that
says he learns it a totally different
way. He learns Kyra is not a den in the
plate. He says Kyro is a den in the
food. Meaning it's a single serve. He
says before you can't sh you can't share
a bagel. You can't share a roll. Can't
share. So you go to Havaja and you know
whatever they charge for whatever they
charge. So yeah. So you want to buy only
one bagel, right? So now you can't split
it cuz that's a single syrup. So it's a
single serve. So I can't but it's
they're both a and they're both a koola
because is what? That's a ka. Now I
can't share the bagel. According to the
t is very simple. Just put the bagel on
my plate. I just put half the sushi roll
on my plate. says, "No way. It's a
single serve." You can't can't do that.
It's hers or it's yours. You're not
splitting that. But if one day I have a
huge bag of popcorn according to Yeah.
So it's fine. It's not a single serve.
It's made for everybody. So you could
both share you both share to the same
huge bag of popcorn. That's fine.
According to Misha, according to the
Taz, no, that's Kai. Then the plate, the
bag, the bowl. You can't. So according
to the Taz, I could split the bagel,
right? As long as it's not a different
plate. According to Misha, I could have
the big huge bag as long as it's not a
single serve. So whichever way you
learn, they're both fine. I teach by the
way I see some of my guys here. We
learned it with the we learned the taz
we went that's the mahalak that that
that's my messiah. Um as far as sharing
a cup plate a bowl of food. Um in
regards towards uh having a hecker on
the table. So this gets I find that guys
like some this peters out. I don't know
how long any hecker. Does anybody know
what I'm talking about? Like get some
blank faces. So I the reason why this
peters out is because it's not always
relevant and it's like the only assay.
Like everything else is don't touch,
don't pass, don't move, don't this is
like the only assay to do. And I find
that this just I don't know just guys
forget it. Um there is a halaka is when
you're eating together with your wife
alone, you need to have a hecker on the
table, right? It's the exact same halaka
as basala. If you're having macaroni and
cheese and I'm having a hot dog, I need
to have hecker on the table. So it's the
same exact thing. We don't want you
dipping into each other's plates. It's a
real hala. So what you need to have is
it's what again I don't have to do this
with other people around. So that's
that's a misin itself. You could be
lenient, but when it's me and my wife
eating together alone and the kids um
are not yet four or five years old, I
have to have something in between us
that says guys again, same thing. Stop
sign things are different. That's the
haka with a hecker. A hecker can be
anything that's not usually there with a
little height. Anything a soda, we don't
drink soda during a week. That works.
That's great. Bottle of Sprite. Bottle
of Sprite on a Tuesday night is great,
right? Again, assuming you don't drink
soda. If you do, it's not a good hacker.
A bottle of Windex is great. I don't
think anybody has that, right? I mean,
you do, but not in the middle in between
you two. That would be a good hacker.
anything that's not usually there. You
can have a specified hacker if you want.
I'm sorry.
Yeah. Okay, fine. Specified hecker you
can have and in between the two that
would work perfect just as well. That
serves a purpose as a hacker. Again, you
don't have to bring this hecker out when
you're at a restaurant. When I'm eating
by my parents, my in-laws, I don't have
to. When it's just me and my wife alone,
um then if I'm eating by my me and my
wife alone, it's the same thing. I have
to have a hecker on the table. So, this
is something that's uh that's a lot of
times often um you know just forgotten.
It is a hala um that is applicable. It's
not just a um another that's relevant is
you can't um you can't eat her leftovers
in front of her. So this is
that if she bites out of it, even if you
put on another plate, it's her
leftovers. That's a big um if you want
to be it's a nice to have, but in
general, as long as you put on another
plate, that's fine. So she has two bites
from whatever it is and you're like, you
know, $23 fetuccini at the restaurant.
Like got to be kidding me, right? Of
course I'm going to finish that. Very
simple. just put it on your plate and
and uh and sh that takes care of that.
Another is kais. This gets a little
complicated is the kdish. Um always you
know once someone start learning this
and then they all of a sudden they're
always you know you never heard this
alaka before like this is going on under
your nose for years. You no clue and
then all of a sudden you learn it and
you like notice every single time but
you know you go back to someone's house
but kesh that's the that's the giveaway.
There's ways of figuring it out that
it's not a giveaway. Um very simple if
you have guests you could just pour into
those little cups and let everyone take
and that's it. No one has to know that
I'm not sending her. I'm just pouring
little cups and everyone takes. It's
it's not just wine. It's it's also grape
juice. any has to be cannot even be sent
to Ali. I can't even send it to someone
else to give to her. It's us. So, it's a
big um you know, it's much stronger than
than orange juice or apple juice. It's I
can't even send it to her. So, we have
to um understand this is going to be
relevant every single Friday night. Um
when you're making kids, it's just me
and her. Who cares? I drink it. I put it
down. There's no one there. When there's
other people there, that's the or she
could you could put that in your cup and
she'll pour it for other people. That's
going to be another that's going to be
that um as far as as far as that as far
as so eating. um in regards towards um
some hakas that are relevant to uh to us
um is it's interesting to understand is
that is that men and women again we
relate to each other differently in
regards to this you know we're not sort
of the topic over here in regards
towards um talking about intimacy per se
but in regards towards that it's very
it's different we're very visual that's
the way we work women are not hashem
created them very very different there
is no at all for a woman to have to see
the man um before she gets married to
him there's not there is a for the man
to see the woman that's just the mits
it's the reality we're more visual so
therefore what so there's an issue that
is placed on us also when it comes
towards visual is that we can't see any
area that's usually covered when she
goes outside included in that is elbows
neckline knee and hair those are the
four um the four you know she's general
she's covering her knees her elbows her
neckline and her hair when she goes
outside so you can't um you can't the le
is histo
is is a is really is is a gaze is a um
is a steer So, you know, if a woman's
nursing or something like that, okay,
you know, you it's on you to make sure
to be careful. I just want to I get
calls all the time. It's like, is she
wear whatever she wants, right? It's on
you. It's your issue. It's her list.
It's on you. It's us or on you. Now, she
should work with you obviously. But at
the end of the day is it's not her
problem. It's your problem. So, and it's
very easy because she can wear shorts,
just cover the knees. You know, if you
she wants to work with you, right? Just
just you don't have to change your whole
uh you know, style of of dress. You
going to sleep in pajamas? Wear
knickers. It's fine. Extra large t-shirt
covers the elbows. That's fine. And
that's that's okay. Misha has a header
which is a good head to know. For here
holds it here. Doesn't really bring um
if I'm used to seeing her with her
hearing covered, it doesn't bring her
doesn't bring thoughts. So therefore, we
could take that just for here. You could
be leaning with that. Usually she goes
to sleep with her uncovered. Uh she
walks around the house for whatever
reason of you know window shades are
closed with a covered whatever level she
has when she is mutter in regards to
seeing her hearing covered is permitted
as well when she is us or for me to see
as well. Again it's nice for she wants
to cover her hair. That's wonderful but
according to Misha for me to see it is
not an issue. Um another is that is
included is perfume. I can't smell the
perfume when it's on her. Smell the
perfume not when it's on her. Um and the
last one is I cannot hear her sing
either. This is relevant. you know, you
guys start having kids and you know, the
mother starts singing lullabibies and
things like that. Again, it's not on her
to stop. It's on you to tune out. That's
it. Just tune out. You know, we we do it
quite well when we need to tune out. We
can figure it out. Um so, I think we can
figure this out just as well. Um you
come to my ninth grade here in the
morning if you don't want to see how
this is done. Show you very well how
it's done. Um men have this ability to
literally check out and go somewhere
else. Um so, so that's that's what I
would recommend for here as well. um in
regards to um the the bedroom so the
beds have to be separate. Um, it seems
that I don't know why this haloca gets I
get a lot of questions like couples that
are married for like nine years and like
yeah our mattresses are separate but you
know it's like it's the same spring like
no no no like separate beds separate
beds um one big box spring and two beds
just cuz they're a little separate is
not two beds it's one bed okay that's
that's not okay um a headboard sometimes
they have swirl they have like it's like
a sliding you know it just like slides
together and it doesn't really share it
looks like it's sharing the board but
it's really not it's really two separate
beds that's the best thing to do but the
beds should be separate Um, so that's
that. You know, I always learn how luck
is every time listen you see everyone's
like realizing, oh, like I used to put
hide and go seek my parents. Now I got
like they had to spot sometimes I didn't
have a spot the other time. Like that's
okay. You know, you can beds apart and
of course that's fine. Um, but they have
to be two separate beds. Um, that's as
far as meas how far apart as long as the
blankets don't touch. There's there's
some place can bring down
it's not real any concrete formula for
exactly how much. As long as the beds
the blankets don't touch when you're
sleeping. That's that's the general
gauge. Um it's also for you to sit on
her bed. She could sit on your bed. She
could lie on your bed. I can't see her
lying on my bed. Okay, we're all there.
We got that. That's the idea. The idea
here is is that that brings a list
thoughts for me when I see my wife lying
on my bed. It's relevant again with
kids. She's giving a lying down with
your kid. Of course, kids don't want to
sleep in their bed. They want to sit in
your tat's bed. So, you walk in, you see
lying down with your kid, they're
reading a story, whatever it is, just
walk out and then that that would take
care of that. Um it's also to go on.
Interesting. The Ramadan talks about is
there any spartum here? No, we have
Okay. All white boys. Okay. So, it's
relevant to all of us. So, um in regards
to going on on vacation um so it says
taking strolls um in Parisim and
gardens. So, I understand this to be it
doesn't mean it's us to go away with it
especially now like especially in this
time like guys are college to go out and
you know your boss gives you a free
three days or whatever the case is or
this is when the kids have off so what
am I supposed to do? So, that's okay.
It's about going out in a place that's
about being intimate. It's not about
going, you know, some program to go to
the Alps, whatever. That that's that's
fine. That's they have this program now.
This is when they have it. Kids are
going skiing, you're going skiing,
you're going to see, you're going to
tour. That's not it's really about a
place. It's about like, you know, you're
going to Cancun, you know, it's that
kind of takes care of itself. You got to
be an idiot to go to Cancun. That really
takes care of it's really understood.
It's really that's the you got to be
silly to do. As far as um the the other
of Kalis, again, I don't have a clear
understanding of this. Kalis Reich. Um I
understand Kalis Roy um to be if you I
mean we all remember we were screamed at
by Arab and then like you know seventh
grade Kus Roy you know I don't know
that's the Kalis ro that's user it's
mean lightheadedness literally I think
it means flirtatious conversation that's
what oser should not be should not be
should not be done maybe do so that's
also user um the really I think we
basically covered more or less in
regards to ka definitely ask your l kila
is complicated the general algorithm for
ka is general eneral with Mr. Man is
ill. We'll be lenient if we need to be.
Not with all our caucus, but we'll be
lenient if we need to be. I had a guy
just became he needs a shot taken,
whatever, every day. Certain, okay,
we'll figure out ways we tell her maybe
to wear gloves. We'll figure out ways um
to allow that to happen. But the other
way around, we won't. Basically, we
don't trust the guy basically because if
she's if he's sick, we're like, "Okay,
fine. He's sick." If she's sick and he's
healthy, you know, sorry, we're not
going to be lenient. So, that's that's
the general formula. Again always ask
the shila but that's the general uh the
general understanding um of that and
again there's two days a year we keep a
caucus no matter what which is you know
kipper and tissue tish we are leaning
during the day sometimes some hold you
can pass but regards towards um
everything else all the caucus are um
are on so that basically sums up um uh
that basically sums up all of the caucus
but I want us to understand something
understanding over here is is that
what's shot over here yeah is that you
have this whole we have this whole is
over here all these types of right
different types of behaviors we just as
now we went through a whole litany of
them yeah most of them are both of us
some of them are just on the man and
other what's the idea the concept is is
that our country created us for whatever
reason is that we get sick of things
it's something that's very real to
understand and there have been college
that have done studies that have gone
through every single culture every
single ethnicity every single religion
and have realized that hey something's
going on over here is divorce is
skyrocketing what's the idea What's the
concept? And it seems that what in all
his different reviews is that what is
that people are just bored. They're
bored of their wives, right? They're
bored. They're bored of intimacy.
They're bored of it. And for whatever
reason, Hashem made us that way. And the
garra says this clearly. So therefore,
we separate. Therefore, we separate. But
here's what we have to understand
something. We have to understand
something that's important is that we
hear about Yeah. We're going to have
this coming this week's par. Learn that.
It's actually it's interesting. learned
that from Amar that's learned that from
what is what is
so we understand if you look at art's
world conjugal relations that's what we
understand right and we're trying to
explain it
but that's not that's not only it there
is an that is there for the that is
correct when the connects there is an
act that we started out we talking about
this that is created is like no other
and the zire brings us down the comes
into your home at that moment. It's at
that moment that moment when there is an
there is an there's unity like no other
which we do not have with any other
person in our lives. But understand
there's an onesh just as well. And
what's interesting is that there's no
break from that and that's your constant
constant obligation
and the con the constant obligation of
literally means time. That's the literal
translation. It is our obligation to
give her time and not just when she's
it's time when she's user as well. And
that's what we have to understand. It is
a constant on us to take care of our
wife's emotional emotional okay the
needs of her nephesh not just the not
just the
and this is the biggest issue. You know
why?
Because we stink at this. That's why
because we're horrible at this. because
we don't need it from her. And I've
learned with hundreds of guys and I've
always asked them the same thing. Do you
ever wonder if you're Kala? Maybe she's
not into me. And without fail, every
single one the same. I know she's into
me. Um, I don't doubt at all. And you
know what? You you didn't even doubt it
even before you proposed. She was in.
You know what? Cuz she is. But guess
what? We're not always into her. And
it's not a kasari. It's the way Hashem
made us was to tell you guys something.
You know what we could do now? As soon
as the sh is done in a few minutes, get
some more sushi. Go find the number of
mash and say, "Hey, you know something?
Maybe you got something else going on.
Maybe you can go date someone else and
you can marry someone else. You can
marry a thousand women. I don't tell her
this, okay? But you can you can Hashem
made us with that ability. I had a guy
call me once. He says, "It's crazy." He
said, "I feel so bad." He said, "I was
he was engaged. She was a cussing. I was
I I noticed he was saying he couldn't
even say it. I noticed another girl. I
was like, "Okay, that means you're a
man." He's like, "I go out my vart."
I hear. But understand that this is in
nature.
What our kadesh broker created us that
way is we are always on to the next
thing. It's in the physical realms as
well, right? We give off what? Millions
and millions of possibilities. We're all
over. and she takes one and makes it
real. And we often say there's nothing
that she desires more than our time. And
that is our responsibility which is on
us. And that's what these hakas are
about is there's no physical connection.
Now we're working strictly and solely on
the emotional connection between us and
our wives. And there's nothing she
desires more than to know what is it
about me that you like. There's this
reader's digest joke. You see, there's
an old man and an old lady and they're
marriage counseling. And she's like,
"You never even told me you love me."
You know what his response is? I told
him when we got married. If anything
would have changed, I'll let you know.
Right? But that's typical man. That's
typical how we operate. Of course, you
know you I'm married to you. Right? I
bought you stuff. More than the stuff
you buy her, it's the card that goes
along with it. I can guarantee you
she'll read that card again and again
and again. And if she gives you a card,
you read it once maybe and then we throw
it out because I know deep down I know
she's totally zoned into us. She bet her
life on us. Everything she had is
totally on us. And it's our a it's our
to step out of that need to go out and
go. And that's how she made us. Hashem
made us that way. We're out. We're
going. We're doing. Zone in on her. And
if we can do that and we can create that
unity, that sense of oneness and realize
that the of the
emotional connection, the emotional
responsibility that we have to provide
for her is on us always, always
bring to our homes, bring to our homes.