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Who in your family talks in the bathroom?
Everyone, why not?  
 66%  [ 66 ]
Only little kids  
 10%  [ 10 ]
Not my husband  
 18%  [ 18 ]
Not my bochurim  
 3%  [ 3 ]
Other  
 2%  [ 2 ]
Total Votes : 99



dena613




 
 
    
 

Post Yesterday at 1:51 pm
Or not talk or respond with words, because it's a Bathroom (halacha)
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amother
Yarrow


 

Post Yesterday at 1:52 pm
There is no issue if the toilet is not being used, also only Torah/ Jewish words are an issue.
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amother
Butterscotch


 

Post Yesterday at 1:53 pm
Really? Is this really halacha?
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amother
RosePink


 

Post Yesterday at 2:14 pm
Only learning and words of Torah are an issue. So no, no one in my family learns gives a dvar Torah in the bathroom but yes, we do speak normally otherwise
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Molly Weasley  




 
 
    
 

Post Yesterday at 2:23 pm
For men, any talk is a problem while it's being "used"

For women, I remember learning that it's not an issue
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patzer




 
 
    
 

Post Yesterday at 2:25 pm
Is using the bathroom a family activity?

Who would you be talking to?
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behappy2




 
 
    
 

Post Yesterday at 2:28 pm
I do not like when my kids talk to me through the bathroom door. I tell them I will talk when I come out. It feels like an invasion of privacy.
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Good Friend




 
 
    
 

Post Yesterday at 2:58 pm
I don’t speak words of Torah or chat, but I have little kids and often when I’m in the bathroom (whether using the bathroom or taking a shower) there are kids calling me, a baby crying, someone got hurt, kids fighting etc so I’m often calling out to them things like I’m coming in a minute, please don’t fight, etc. If the kids are asking me non urgent questions I tell them to wait until I come out.
My husband the same, the kids are little, they talk.
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amother
Cerise


 

Post Yesterday at 2:59 pm
behappy2 wrote:
I do not like when my kids talk to me through the bathroom door. I tell them I will talk when I come out. It feels like an invasion of privacy.

This, I won’t have conversations through the bathroom door. I didn’t know it’s a Jewish thing, it just feels impolite and bothersome. (I’ll answer an important question if needed)
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amother
Electricblue


 

Post Yesterday at 3:01 pm
...I picked only little kids but honestly mom here ends up talking because as soon as I lock door people start knocking and calling me if I don't say something they will do it whole time no matter how Long I'm there
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amother
Bottlebrush  


 

Post Yesterday at 3:13 pm
Why do ppl eat in the bath then? You can’t bring food in the bathroom.
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  Molly Weasley  




 
 
    
 

Post Yesterday at 4:03 pm
amother Bottlebrush wrote:
Why do ppl eat in the bath then? You can’t bring food in the bathroom.


Who eats in the bath???

Also, if the bath is in a separate room, it's not a bathroom ( ironically)

(recent polls notwithstanding Very Happy)


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amother
  Bottlebrush


 

Post Yesterday at 4:04 pm
Molly Weasley wrote:
Who eats in the bath???

I see from influencers on Instagram making a whole fancy board for their bath and then they show the back of nice candles and board kind of table for the bath. Loaded with food and snacks.
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  Molly Weasley




 
 
    
 

Post Yesterday at 4:05 pm
amother Bottlebrush wrote:
I see from influencers on Instagram making a whole fancy board for their bath and then they show the back of nice candles and board kind of table for the bath. Loaded with food and snacks.


I don't know who they are or who they asked before deciding what's appropriate.
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ra_mom




 
 
    
 

Post Yesterday at 4:11 pm
dena613 wrote:
Or not talk or respond with words, because it's a Bathroom (halacha)

We were taught not to speak words of torah or holy words in the bathroom (no saying baruch Hashem).

The one person I knew who didn't speak in the bathroom was following something from kabalah IIRC, not halacha.
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shabbatiscoming




 
 
    
 

Post Today at 11:37 am
Molly Weasley wrote:
For men, any talk is a problem while it's being "used"

For women, I remember learning that it's not an issue
Why the difference for men and women?
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DrMom




 
 
    
 

Post Today at 12:05 pm
amother Bottlebrush wrote:
I see from influencers on Instagram making a whole fancy board for their bath and then they show the back of nice candles and board kind of table for the bath. Loaded with food and snacks.

LOL. Who does this ever, let alone on a regular basis? Nero, the Roman emperor?
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amother
Caramel


 

Post Today at 2:28 pm
I dont talk in the bathroom.

I do my business and get out.

My husband talks and sings.
It drives me mad.

I tell my kids anything you ask me in thw bathroom will be a no.
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amother
Bluebonnet


 

Post Today at 7:13 pm
Not me,

But I think everybody else in my family does
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