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“I Broke That Girl.” | Rabbi Orlofsky Responds #rabbiorlofsky #parenting #teacher
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“I broke that girl.” Some people think breaking a child is strength. Rabbi Orlofsky shares a powerful message about the impact words can have on children. ☕ Support Rabbi Orlofsky’s Torah content: https://buymeacoffee.com/rabbiorlofsky 🛍️ Official Merch: rabbiorlofsky.com/merch ✨ Sponsor an Episode: rabbiorlofsky.com/podcast ✉️ Submit a question for Rabbi Orlofsky’s Q&A: rabbiorlofsky.com/contact 📲 Follow Rabbi Orlofsky: Instagram: @realrabbiorlofsky TikTok: @rabbidovidorlofsky Facebook: @rabbiorlofsky X: @RabbiOrlofsky #therabbiorlofskyshow #Torah #Jewish #Podcast #RabbiOrlofsky #education #shorts
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I broke that girl. And I thought, great.
You know how to smash a fourth grader,
your elementary school teachers. I know
cuz I have eight girls only thing. Yeah,
I put her in her place and I this and
that, you know that.
Heard one of them say, I broke that
girl.
I bet you're so proud of yourself. Go
home and tell your children what a sight
they can see what.
I broke this kid. Anyone
who's going to put somebody down better
spend as much time building them back up
afterwards.
And that pat you self on the back there.
Look how strong I am. Look at how
powerful. Look at what I did. My son
says to me,
Dad, you get slapped in the face all the
time.
What does it take
for a big guy to slap a little boy in
the face? What's wrong with you?
Only a sick person does that. So some
people don't do that. They just destroy
them with words and put them down.
And insult them, shame them.