A Response: Convincing Millennials to “Marry a Nice Jewish Boy”

In response to the entire article, “Convincing Millennials to Marry a Nice Jewish Boy,” this Is what I have to say…

“If I bring up dating outside the culture, religon, whatever you call it these days, my father’s blood pressure doubles…Reasons our family should have stayed in New York, their 23-year-old daughter would actually have a chance with a New Jewish Boy.”

“Just another reason why horrendous dates with Jewish guys still leaves us hope that after yet another horrendous date with yet another Jewish guy whom we were set up with by our great aunt, one of them will not be horrendous.”

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“I promised my dad, my mom, my deceased grandfather and my bubbe that I’d marry a Jew.”

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“I’m going back to Israel, hoping to randomly meet my soul mate, or at least offer up citizenship to find a husband.”

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In a few years my thoughts will be… “I’m 27 and single, why my parents’ investment in Camp Wise still hasn’t paid off.”

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“Statistics show why I should marry a Jewish boy but can’t — all the Jewish guys are gone!”

Maybe I can convince a nice gentile to dive in. . .

Maybe I can convince a nice Gentile to dive in. . .

“The PEW came out, and all I’m looking for is a last name ending in -berg, -stein, or -sky, to end up being mine — I told my bubbe marriage hasn’t been the same since ’62.”

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Cheers to Jewish America and still not coming close to finding that sexy Jewish beshert.

OY VEY. Read the full article here.

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“No, I will not be bringing any one to our family Passover again…”

 

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