What do you think about this pasuk?

Okay, so Raheli, what, your introduction really points to something very important.

I like the way you talked about holding his hand because I think that this topic of a woman's place in her husband's learning can create beautiful collaboration, and it can create, like, significant conflict.

So it's a very important topic.

I think that women are given all kinds of messages about their place in their husband's learning.

What's their role? Is their role supportive? Is their role stronger than supportive? Is their role less than supportive? Like, where do they belong? So I think it's a great idea to, to tackle that.

So I, I think when we learn this pasuk and when we teach this pasuk, and not just this pasuk, but this pasuk is really a big topic that girls spend a lot of time in their education on, whether it be in, in high school in their later years, whether it be in seminary, where there's a tremendous amount of emphasis put on this role that you're gonna assume when you get married.

"Flexibility strengthens the marriage."