Head cover for bed

amother

↑ Cantaloupe

Sun, Nov 17 2024, 8:03 pm

amother Cantaloupe wrote:

I never do. Chassidish

Um what's the hug all about?

amother

↑ Wine ↓

Sun, Nov 17 2024, 8:20 pm

amother Cognac wrote:

There’s no set spelling but most of these transliterated words are spelled the way they sound.... And chasidish does not sound like chasidush

Lol only kalta litvaks make big deals over such things!

amother

↑ Dill ↓

Sun, Nov 17 2024, 8:25 pm

amother Wine wrote:

Lol only kalta litvaks make big deals over such things!

Is that the trend now? Insult those that point out your error? You realize it reflects badly on you? Ironic much.

amother

↑ Wine ↓

Sun, Nov 17 2024, 8:29 pm

amother Dill wrote:

Is that the trend now? Insult those that point out your error? You realize it reflects badly on you? Ironic much.

Knocking a large group of klal yisroel over English spelling is ok as long as your the one doing it? No a chasid would never do such things

amother

↑ Dill ↓

Sun, Nov 17 2024, 8:31 pm

amother Wine wrote:

Knocking a large group of klal yisroel over English spelling is ok as long as your the one doing it. No a chasid would never pick on that....

No one did that. Your spelling mistake was pointed out and now you as a chasid are lashing out and attacking everyone. Can I stereotype chassidim based on your behavior on this thread? Does that make sense to you?

amother

↑ Wine ↓

Sun, Nov 17 2024, 8:38 pm

amother Dill wrote:

Sorry Dill you can have the last spill. Spend your life picking on "spelling mistakes" start whole threads on it . Bash other yidden. Let yourself pretend your all encompassing loving to all. Not much better than our liberal brethren.

amother

↑ Dill ↓

Sun, Nov 17 2024, 8:41 pm

amother Wine wrote:

It wasn’t me. I didn’t point it out. I just thought your lashing out was over the top and ironic. Putting down a group in klal yisroel while saying you are from the better people.

amother

Nutmeg

Sun, Nov 17 2024, 8:49 pm

I’m litvish, I always cover around my house, and I LOVE wearing my chenille snood to sleep, tahor or not 🙈 I just love being cozy. Keeps my ears warm… Obviously if I don’t want to sleep in it I don’t have to. I just love how it feels. I’m dressed to the nines all day at work; feeling comfortable is such a luxury to me.

↑ shabbatiscoming ↓

Sun, Nov 17 2024, 8:55 pm

amother Ruby wrote:

Like other state, I’m very confused about covering hair/yalmurka when DTD when I learned you’re not supposed to wear anything at all. Naked + yalmurka? My husband specifically takes his off!

I’m heimish, don’t sleep with any head covering. Never heard of wearing socks to sleep. Wouldn’t that cause fungus?
I put my snood on in the morning. If I get up in middle of the night for a baby or something, I’ll go out in my hair. My boys are teenagers. They see my hair if they come into my room 🤷‍♀️

Why ever would it cause fungus? Never heard such a,thing. What if someone is cold?

amother

↑ Dill ↓

Sun, Nov 17 2024, 8:57 pm

shabbatiscoming wrote:

Why ever would it cause fungus? Never heard such a,thing. What if someone is cold?

Never letting your skin air can cause fungal growth. This is only for someone who sleeps with socks every single night and also covers every single day.

amother

Pearl

Sun, Nov 17 2024, 9:07 pm

Snood that I manually stretched out and sits kind of sloppy on my head. I don’t usually wear it around others but suuuuper comfy while sleeping.

I prefer sleeping covered because it’s comfortable. If it’s hot I won’t wear.

↑ Ruchel ↓

Mon, Nov 18 2024, 12:58 am

shabbatiscoming wrote:

Not everyone learns that children can see hair.
Some just uncover at home because theyve learned thats fine.
You may not nean it but your post is quite judgemrntal.

Before this site I had no idea some covered in front of their children

amother

↑ Bergamot ↓

Mon, Nov 18 2024, 1:50 am

Ruchel wrote:

Before this site I had no idea some covered in front of their children

And I had no idea the opposite.

↑ shabbatiscoming ↓

Mon, Nov 18 2024, 2:00 am

amother Bergamot wrote:

And I had no idea the opposite.

It really depends the circles one travels in.

↑ Ruchel ↓

Mon, Nov 18 2024, 2:25 am

Unless one shaved, I mean

I absolutely understand this

But if one doesn't, since halacha allows it why cover in front of children? I wouldn't have thought of it.

Interesting because I do have a great aunt who is very charedi and her hair is always covered when I see her. But my neighbor who is a kodesh teacher at by throws on something vaguely when I knock

amother

↑ Bergamot ↓

Mon, Nov 18 2024, 4:52 am

shabbatiscoming wrote:

It really depends the circles one travels in.

True.
But I thought like litivishe /yeshivish cover at night as well.

amother

↑ Wine ↓

Mon, Nov 18 2024, 5:33 am

Ruchel wrote:

Many are makpid to keep their hair covered all the time in house around other men their children...all the time..it's not just one group of yidden. There are women all over the world that do this .it is considered praise worthy (sekula for sons yiras shamayim)

amother

↑ Latte

Mon, Nov 18 2024, 5:47 am

amother Bergamot wrote:

True.
But I thought like litivishe /yeshivish cover at night as well.

Obviously, I just one person but most people I know in my Lakewood circles (admittedly not hardcore yeshivish) do not cover their hair at night.

amother

Lightgreen

Mon, Nov 18 2024, 5:51 am

amother Mauve wrote:

Chassidish? My foot. Maybe born chassidish.

Whatever you say, your honor.