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one can circumvent the primary pitfalls associated with today's dating scene, reserving the heights of romance for a rich meaningful spiritual context
When less emphasis is placed upon external appearances and fleeting desires, greater attention can be directed toward the inner dimension of personal chemistry, paving the way for a profound life-long love relationship.
In addition, traditionally, Jewish couples always had a trusted third party (sometimes a "shadchan", or "matchmaker") who could clarify expectations, convey messages in a modest manner, and generally facilitate communication. While the idea of a matchmaker may seem a bit alienating to many, finding a mutually agreed-upon friend or adviser (or even rabbi!) to fulfill this role can sometimes determine the success or failure of a budding relationship.
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