Mmmm, Jew boys…

i’ve just gotten back to my roots and returned to dating within my faith (i am jewish, therefore, this post is relevant). i went to school in connecticut where i joined a jewish sorority to find some solidarity. moving from long island, an area where there are more jews than the boons of storrs, was a culture shock for me and i was the “lone jew” for a while until i found my sisters. dating jewish boys just seems easier to me, as lazy as that may sound. i don’t have to explain myself when i say a strange yiddish word (the title of this tumblr, perhaps) or eat cous cous or kugel. jewish humor is also an amazing thing. jewish guilt, however, isn’t my favorite. thanks, mom. 

noraleah:

I think I learned about Jews when I was about 11. (I was raised an atheist; all I really knew was that going to church was lame but necessary on rare occasions.) From then until age 17 or so I was kind of obsessed with Jewish boys. Give me a ‘fro and a -stein and I was in heaven.

(PS: No, I can date the Jew-love to much earlier. My dad’s business partner was a Zionist. He had a son named Micah who was a year older than me and super-cute. We’d go over to their house for Passover. Just the thought of cardboard matzoh bread gets me hot to this day.)

source: noraleah
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