Oy usually I am very supportive of people no matter what general direction they decide to go.
This morning while talking to some Jewish kid in college, I gave such a "vish up" about this whole bull shit concept of freedom on Pesach, and how real freedom is doing and eating whatever the hell you want on Pesach. He got so insulted. I didn't realize that he was frum (he was wearing a huddy).
I think I said sorry to him, but I now have to tshuvah between me and the aibishter.
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After my journey of uncertainty, undecidedness, and self dilemma of either staying in my community or moving out... I decided that I should most definitely NOT stay Frum. The eradication and repudiation of all that I was taught to be holy, has allowed me to be on the road toward happiness and productivity. The secular world isn’t as evil as frum people make to be and is certainly less evil then the frum world itself.
2 comments:
you don't have to do teshuvah between you and the eibershter. you gotta do teshuvah only between you and him.
Did you tell him what you believed to be true? If so, why do you need to do teshuvah?
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