Sex & Love
The Tuesday Mazel: When Two Become One, They Become Jewy Brangelinas
While I was busy pillaging the Labor Day sale racks and chowing down on meat fresh off the holiday grill, it seems that every other Jew across the country was attending a wedding, if not getting married themselves Read More
The Pleasure Principle: Freudian Sex Advice with Bambi: Heartbreak and Grief
I moved to Spain and had a nice Jewish boy back in New York I left behind on good terms. While I still care about him, I know logically that I need to look to greener pastures, or at least ones that are on the same continent. Read More
Monday Mazel: Hurricane Irene Vs. Jewish Weddings
Apparently all the Jews within range of the Times’ radar were sitting out the weekend wedding circuit as well, too afraid Irene would wreak havoc on their chuppahs. Read More
FFJD Advice: Between a Friend and a Smooching Place
It’s Tuesday! Did you watch Millionaire Matchmaker last night? Read More
Monday Mazel: Two Less Single Doctors To Marry
When somebody marries a nice Jewish doctor, it’s cause for celebration. When two nice Jewish doctors marry each other, that just seems a little greedy for all the singles out there who hope to one day get hitched to an M.D. Read More
Matchmaker, Matchmaker Find Me A Beard
On one hand, people get to fulfill certain Jewish laws, and on the other, they are entering into a marriage with a person they don’t find sexually attractive. Read More
FFJD Advice: A Sort of Breakup Is Sort of Broken
Weird non-relationship relationships? Is this a Seinfeld episode or something? Read More
Monday Mazel: Now We’re Feeling Bad About Ourselves…
This week’s Simcha section was jam-packed with people who do so much good that it only serves to make each and every one of us feel bad about ourselves. Read More
My Big Ol’ Jewish Wedding: Keep Your Shalom Out Of My Home
My future wife and I have both discussed the religious aspect of our upcoming union, and while we both have a deep respect for many Jewish traditions, we think it’s fair that the ones which fit inside our comfort zone will be the ones we let into our home. Read More
