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Hello and welcome back to chutzpah.

Real life lived better, where each week we apply Jewish tradition and the wisdom of the frozen chosen to answer a letter sent by you, the listener, about an issue that is live in your life.

I'm Rabbi Shira Stutman.

And I'm Hannah Rosen, and I'm apologizing Shira for this noise outside my window.

Somebody is not respecting the Sabbath.

No, it's Friday.

It is not Shabbat, everyone.

It's not Shabbat.

Okay, Hannah, I have a question for you. What was the

process of getting pregnant like for you? Like, how is the sex? Well, okay, how was your sex life,

Hannah? No, seriously, like was it an easy process? Was it fraught? Was it long? Did it involve a lot of ethical

quandaries for you? That's a really, really, really good question. I didn't think much the way kids

today do. I wasn't that intentional. Like how many kids am I going to have? When am I going to have

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