The Ootchy-Kootchy Rule
by Emuna BravermanWhy couples who show the most public affection are more likely to divorce.
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Why couples who show the most public affection are more likely to divorce.
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Getting trapped in the never-ending materialistic cycle.
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Put in the effort to make an evening with your spouse romantic and special.
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Bringing down to earth the machzor's central ideas.
God wants to grant us another year of life. Are we ready to embrace it?
A world about me is a very lonely place. A world about others is rich and fulfilling.
Since the death of my granddaughter I carry a sense of pain wherever I go.