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Family First Feature
At what point do we accept the grim reality? Insight and guidance on how to respond to “worst-case scenario” situations

By Sarah Chana Radcliffe

Opinion
Our feature outlining different families’ wedding expenses elicited a deluge of feedback. A sampling of letters and some more expense breakdowns

By Mishpacha Readers

Friendship Fix
We shared everything — and then I married her brother

By Shoshana Itzkowitz

Family Tempo
She’d ripped away the illusion that I was an innocent victim of fate, that some people were popular and others weren’t

By Batya Zuckerman

Musings
Asking for directions is not a sign of weakness. Sometimes it shows our greatest strength

By Sarah Moses Spero

Windows
We present a list of shidduch rules and systems, and explain how to apply these for the world of shidduch Zoom dates

By Chana Geela Horner

Rocking Horse
Maybe it was easier to miss her when she was gone, than live with her. Maybe he is ashamed of his shtetl wife

By Leah Gebber

Outside Chance

Avrumi just doesn’t get it. He sees it as new-age coddling, too many chinuch panels and not enough simple deretz eretz

By Esther Kurtz

Cut ‘n Paste
I didn’t need to worry about what she would say or do, because she wasn’t here to say or do it

By Beryl Tritel

Story Time
“Now I’m less of a fool. I suspect foul play. Maybe you’re working with Achmed, luring me out into the open to kill me and take my carpets”

By Y. Bromberg

Moonwalk
My poor arm. I want to cry when the nurse appears to do more bloodwork

By Rochel Samet