Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still hard to believe op is for real.
Really
Here I'll try to explain it...
Gay, Jewish, or liberal parents worrying that they're children might not fit in at or enjoy a school with a population significantly different in views, experiences, and culture = concerned parent.
Straight, Protestant, or conservative parents worrying that they're children might not fit in at or enjoy a school with a population significantly different in views, experiences, and culture = prejudiced homophobe who is probably a troll.
+10000000
I dated a Jewish guy in college for many years. About every other week either he or his family would hint or straight out let me know that Jews can only marry Jews. My girlfriends that were Jewish would also have endless conversations about this. I always felt like the outsider. I was called a "shiksa" many times. I never understood this because they were not very religious and I ended up realizing that my BF had a very messed up moral compass. Drugs, cheating, lying, but always felt he was better than me.
mAnonymous wrote:I hope your daughter finds the right school to get her MRS.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still hard to believe op is for real.
Really
Here I'll try to explain it...
Gay, Jewish, or liberal parents worrying that they're children might not fit in at or enjoy a school with a population significantly different in views, experiences, and culture = concerned parent.
Straight, Protestant, or conservative parents worrying that they're children might not fit in at or enjoy a school with a population significantly different in views, experiences, and culture = prejudiced homophobe who is probably a troll.
Anonymous wrote:I'm Jewish. I love Jews. I love Gays. I love any Christian friends who don't judge me like the Catholic friend I once had who told me she couldn't believe I got my daughter via IVF. That was the end of her. I'm straight and from the Midwest..a Jewish straight Midwesterner.LOL.
But, I don't want my sweet little MD Jewish Girl going to NYU. I went to school on a BIG TEN campus and loved it. NYU is too city and not enough campus.
But that is just me and it's how I picture college.. a big campus, sports, etc. I guess you want what you can relate to.
Funny thread.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still hard to believe op is for real.
Really
Here I'll try to explain it...
Gay, Jewish, or liberal parents worrying that they're children might not fit in at or enjoy a school with a population significantly different in views, experiences, and culture = concerned parent.
Straight, Protestant, or conservative parents worrying that they're children might not fit in at or enjoy a school with a population significantly different in views, experiences, and culture = prejudiced homophobe who is probably a troll.
Anonymous wrote:Still hard to believe op is for real.
Really
Anonymous wrote:I am Jewish and have a gay brother. I am not offended by this post. I think I get where OP is coming from. She has admitted in so many words to living in her little bubble and is nervous about daughter suddenly being exposed to a very different environment than to that what she is accustomed.
My own D some 6 years ago wanted to attend a school that is notoriously waspy and I being the overthinking Jewish mother that i am had serious reservations about it being "too waspy" and not Jewish enough. No one attacked me for it, it was just an honest concern.
People, there is enough strife and hate in this world, let's open up and be honest direct conversations about what is on our mind and maybe we can try to understand each other a bit better and perhaps in the process dispel any myths!