I’m not saying to consider out-of-town girls before in-town girls, just asking that you give them equal consideration
This is a column I have long wanted to write, but could not.
Now is my window. Baruch Hashem, we just married off a daughter, and with our next daughter just ten years old, I can publish this column without appearing self-serving.
The term “out of town” is ambiguous, because it can mean different things to different people. Once, Brooklyn was in town, and everywhere not-Brooklyn was out of town. Monsey was in the conversation for a bit, but then Lakewood moved in and easily reappropriated the title.
So whatever “in town” means, I address myself to you, specifically to the mothers of in-town boys.
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