Ask Shuli: from a Parent – Sex Time
Dear Shuli: I haven’t lost interest in sex with my spouse, but after a long day of work and running after the kids, it’s tough to summon the energy.
Ask Shuli: J.A.P. Momala
Dear Shuli: My kids are looking forward to my mom’s visit next month for Hanukkah, but I’m dreading it. The cliché is that the mother-in-law is overbearing, but to tell you the truth—it’s my own mom.
Ask Shuli: Gentleman and Scholar?
Dear Shuli: I’ve been dating this Jewish guy for a few months. We talk about a range of topics (politics, the Vikings, movies), but I can’t get him to talk about anything of Jewish substance.
Ask Shuli: Meet the Parents
Dear Shuli: I’ve started dating a non-Jewish girl, and my parents are furious. Should I ignore them and hope they come around? –Romeo
Ask Shuli: Mean Girls
Dear Shuli: I’m looking forward to my high school reunion, but I dread seeing one particular classmate. She’s my best friend’s good friend, and somehow she always made me feel like a third wheel.
Ask Shuli: Boy Friends Don’t Cry
Dear Shuli: I’m a young man in my late 20s, and I’m having a hard time connecting with some of my guy friends, post-college.
Ask Shuli: Farmisht, not Blissed
Dear Shuli fans and skeptics (my favorites!): Hag sameach this fine Simchat Torah day, and a Shavua Tov (a good week) to you! This is a special edition of “Ask Shuli,” responding to your terrific comments on my latest column, “Living in Sin After Yom Kippur?”
Ask Shuli: Living in Sin after Yom Kippur?
Dear Shuli: My boyfriend recently asked me to move in with him. We’re in a committed relationship, but neither of us are quite ready to get married.