#jumblr

[notaplaceofhonour]

Is your avatar a pixelized Hebrew NASA logo?

Yep! with the word אמת, as a golem reference

[jewish-hot-takes]

We really need to dispel this idea that goyim (and many Jews at this point tbh) have wherein a bar/bat mitzvah is some sort of coming-of-age sacrament where if you didn't have it you aren't an adult. You become obligated in mitzvot when you turn 13 (men) or 12 (women) regardless of whether you celebrate it, but I've heard so many ignorant ideas otherwise. Plus the whole phenomenon of "adult bar/bat mitzvah" which makes no sense: you're already an adult.

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[ignorethisatyourperil]

[ignorethisatyourperil]

[fromourperspective]

"We are taught in Spain that the Jews are to blame for everything."

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An open conversation between a Spanish student and Max Veifer.

[fromourperspective]

Street Smart on Instagram: "Anti-Israel students gets fact checked!"

3,402 likes, 295 comments - streetsmart on July 10, 2026: "Anti-Israel students gets fact checked!".

[frankie-frankly]

okay hi im really scared to ask for advice but im gonna try!

for context im an 18 year old trans man. i made a post a while ago but i feel even more called to convert than i did then. i was rasied as a christian with an extremely conservative christian family. however i havent considered myself a christian for 4 years, because christianity just felt like something i did, but i still believe in G-d. the past few months (i think since may or april?), i have been learning more about judaism and the more i learn, the more i feel called to convert. however like i said, my family is very christian and conservative. they dont respect other religions but they wont say theyre antisemetic (or anti-muslim or anti- other religions, etc.) i dont have any jewish friends irl, though i might when i go to college in the fall. i live in the US in a red state, and i cant drive either, and my parents are incredibly nosy so they always have to know what im doing, what im reading, who i talk to, etc. im not sure what they would do if they found out that i wanted to convert, but i am very scared of them. i think they would try to convert me to christianity, because they did that with my grandparents. (my grandpa was jewish but not religiously to my knowledge, and he passed in 2019. my grandma just believed what my grandpa believed and i think shes a christian now.) i plan on moving (hopefully to seattle) when im done with college but that isnt for a few years. i want to convert to Conservative Judaism, i think its what suits me and what i believe best. i also have to save all my learning for nighttime, because of them being nosy, and its kind of impacting my sleep schedule. i want to learn more, as much as i can, but im so scared of my family. but no matter how scared i am, i think i will pursue conversion when i move out, i think its more important than my fears. i realized last night that G-d loves me, its the first time i have ever felt that and i cried because i felt so overwhelmed with joy about it. i mainly learn with podcasts and books. (i havent read the books i have yet but the podcasts i am listening to are: the ‘Torah 101 podcast’ with Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe, ‘judaism unbound’, the ‘jewish history podcast’ with rabbi yaakov wolbe, and ‘what is judaism?’ with the average rabbi and joe)

do you guys have any advice? im not entirely sure what to do, it makes me really overwhelmingly sad and maybe even a little depressed that i cant pursue more learning than what i do by myself. im perfectly okay taking time to convert but i wish i could do more right now.

sorry if this isnt worded properly, im about to sleep, but if you guys have any questions, ill answer them in the morning!