Questions explored in this episode:

1. How do I find a mashpia who's not my therapist? (See episodes 41, 60 & 69)

2. Why do I feel like my skirt is such a burden and how do I change that mindset? (See episodes 34, 44 & 60)

3. What should I do if I have feelings for a boy? (See episodes 18, 24 & 28)

4. How can I defend myself against vicious rumors that are being spread about me? (04:03)

5. If I can't sit and learn, should I go to the army? (11:11)

6. How do I let my parents know I want to become Jewish and how do I stay modest as a dancer/singer? (18:47)

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Questions explored in this mini episode:

1. Does the Rebbe actually care for us? (00:54)

2. It annoys me a lot when people eat around me. What can I do? (09:35)

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Questions explored in this episode:

1. I am doing things that my parents don't know about. How can I stop myself? (01:09)

2. I am making decisions that I end up regretting. What can I do? (13:15)

3. How can I make both my parents happy when I need to choose one over the other? (19:19)

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Questions explored in this episode:

1. I'm struggling with watching movies. It makes me feel horrible when I watch. How do I control myself? (02:10)

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2. How do I find a mashpia to help me with life decisions? (13:00)

Mashpia Directory Website: https://www.liveandlearn.ch/mashpia-database

3. How can I set limits to stop using my phone too much? (18:24)

4. Do you answer all the questions that come through? (23:27)

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Questions explored in this episode:

1. Is it okay if I don't always agree what Israel does? (00:57)

2. What if I want to keep halacha but my family isn't so strict. Who do I follow? (05:47)

3. Why can't we use our phones on Shabbos if it helps us feel less lonely? (13:40)

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Questions explored in this episode:

1.  I developed an addiction as a result of abuse. What can I do to stop it? (see Episode 60 & 64)

2. My school discourages going to college or university. How do I support my family? (02:01)

3. Why do people pretend that everyone is happy being frum? (13:48)

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Questions explored in this episode:

1. I am in shidduchim and very afraid that I will not find a wife, because my sister is openly transgender. Please advise!

2. I'm struggling with watching movies after seminary. Should I start shidduchim?

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Questions explored in this episode:

1. I overthink conversations and obsess about relationships. How can I work on this?

2. My friend overdosed. How do I process this?

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Questions explored in this episode:

1. I feel left out from girls in my class planning to go away together for the summer. Please can you help me? (02:51)

2. I have many symptoms that point to sexual or non sexual trauma, but I can’t recall anything. Please guide me... (10:41)

3. My father talks badly about my mother and my mother tries to prove her herself to me. It makes me very uncomfortable. What should I do? (21:03)

Questions explored in this episode:

1. I’m horrified and terrified by the idea of being with my husband when the time comes. What am I supposed to do about that because it’s an important part of marriage? (01:02)

2. Sometimes I have trouble getting up in the morning because I go to sleep really late. Why can’t I just get my act together? (08:45)

3. I have a teacher who gets into my personal space and talks to me much too friendly. What can I do and who can I talk to about this? (15:00)

4. I recently started taking meds for my mental illness. What do I do with people telling me I could do whatever I set my mind to? (19:13)

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