Oct 5, 2019
I want to do a chain of Jews with tattoos/Jewish tattoos to help those who feel bad about them! You aren’t bad for being Jewish and having tattoos
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I want to do a chain of Jews with tattoos/Jewish tattoos to help those who feel bad about them! You aren’t bad for being Jewish and having tattoos
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Shout out to the busy Jews
The Jews who only come to services on holidays
The Jews who Friday is their only free time and they need it to recover from the week
The Jews who want to learn more but don’t have the time
You’re not any less Jewish. HaShem loves you
Shout out to Jews who work on Shabbat and so can’t observe at all or as much as they’d like to!
Jews who are passionate about their job and just want to keep doing it!
Jews who don’t have a choice because of hours, lack of money, capitalism, etc.!
Jews who work a student job!
Jews who are in the health field!
Secular Jews!
Jews who fill in for sick coworkers!
Jews who feel guilty for it! Jews who don’t! Jews who used to!
Jews who work every Shabbat, and Jews who work most, and Jews who just work some!
Jews who go to Saturday services!
Jews who have to drive on Shabbat for work!
You’re still valid, and you’re not a bad Jew! Sometimes things come up. You’re not bad for not being able to fulfill this! You can still be a good Jew if you don’t observe all (or any) shabbats! It’s ok 💖
Shout out to the disabled Jews!
Shout out to the Jews who can’t make it to service
Shout out to the Jews that want to do Aliyah and can’t
Shout out to Jews who can’t bow towards the western wall
The Jews who don’t have the spoons to pray
The Jews that can’t eat kosher
You’re valid! You aren’t any less of a Jew!
Shout out to the poor Jews!
The Jews who want to wear tallit but can’t afford it
The Jews who can’t keep kosher because it’s too expensive
The Jews who can’t buy Shabbat candles cuz that’s their gas money
The Jews who can’t afford tichels or kippot, or a Magen David
The Jews who can never afford Aaliyah
You’re so valid!!!! Ily!!!
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Shout out to nonwhite and non Ashkenazi born Jews! Y’all don’t get the recognition you deserve
It’s the new year, and I have a lot of thoughts on Judaism and love.
How do we love?
How can we use love to grow?
How do we use love to help our communities?
How do we honor love while taking care of ourself?
How do we show love? How do we like to be shown love?
Do we feel loved by G-d? Does G-d show they love us, and if so, how?
Is love anything without action?
When did I feel loved this year?
How can I show or feel more love in the coming year?
I’d love to hear your thoughts but also I think these are all things we can reflect on together. Happy new year and Rosh Hashana, friends