And all the towns that you walk through
And all the people that you talk to
Sing you their songs
And there are times you change your stride
There are times you can't decide
Still you go on
And then the young girls dance their gypsy tunes
And share the secrets of the moon
So soon you find a wife
And though she sees your dreams go poorly
Still she joins your story of a life
Harry Chapin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_62IkzgKpW8
Is there any feeling like this in the frum world, a sense of life as a journey, an appreciation of people in general, the idea of a woman who marries a man even though his dreams go poorly? Or rather do we hate all goyim and marry because of yichus, money, and frumkite? We have become fanatics, cease to be human.
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