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Tag Archives: tamara shayne
The Default Position For Beautiful Women Is To Get All Of Their Worth From Their Looks
I’m reading this article about singer Lana Del Rey. Jewish Journal blogger Tamara Shayne Kagel writes: “Lana Del Ray’s stereotypical, codependent, frivolous girlishness is a regression for feminism according to a new article in the Atlantic. Definitely worth a read. … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty
Tagged anti depressants, default position, mood stabilizers, tamara shayne, unhappy woman, unhealthy obsession
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Are The Rich Different?
I think the rich are different (and not just that they have more money). I have no idea if Jewish Journal editor Rob Eshman comes from money but he seems to have the easy confidence that comes from coming from … Continue reading
Posted in Tamara Shayne Kagel
Tagged eye on the prize, Jewish Journal, kagel, self made man, tamara shayne, things that matter
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Drunk On Love
A few years ago, I met a girl at a convention. She had a boyfriend but was complaining about him a lot and very quickly we hooked up and she became my girl. But was she my girl? I had … Continue reading
Posted in Love, Personal, Sex, Tamara Shayne Kagel
Tagged Jewish Journal, journal columnist, psychological training, Rachel Resnick, tamara shayne, unrealistic expectation
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Flirting Her Way To The Top
Tamara Shayne Kagel writes: I didn’t make the rules of the game, I just play by them. And the ability to flirt with men, (especially accomplished men which often means especially older men), is a networking tool just as useful … Continue reading
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Tagged chronological age, kagel, Lara Logan, networking tool, prospective husband, rules of the game, single girls, tamara shayne
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When The Boyfriend Comes First
Tamara Shayne Kagel writes: When you’re single, your relationships with your friends and family become more important. Everyone likes to think that when they are in a relationship they will be the same good friend they were before and they … Continue reading
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Tagged kagel, relationship work, rest of your life, romantic relationship, tamara shayne, unspoken truth
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Tamara Shayne Kagel: The Craigslist Killer in All of Us
I’ve been working so hard to keep my inner Craigslist Killer suppressed that I’m blown away that Tamara was able to detect it. Sometimes you can’t fool a good woman’s intuition. Tamara writes for the Jewish Journal: I think everyone … Continue reading
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Tagged fantasy life, self defense class, sex sexuality, sexual fantasy, sexual perversion, tamara shayne
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This Jewish Girl Loves Christmas
Tamara Shayne Kagel blogs: It’s the one day of the year my family always spends together where there are zero expectations. We go to the movies. Where we don’t have to pray. Nobody’s nagging me to just try the liver … Continue reading
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Tagged arclight, jewish friends, jewish girl, kishka, kosher wine, tamara shayne
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How Tamara Shayne Kagel Got Her Start At The Jewish Journal
Tamara is a 20-something third year law student. She writes a dating blog for the Jewish Journal called Tattletales. Watch our complete interview. By Tamara Shayne Kagel: To my mother, I’m sorry I entered you into the Real Housewives of … Continue reading
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Tagged cat fights, gentleman callers, Jewish Journal, kagel, tamara shayne, yogis
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Questions For Dating Columnist Tamara Shayne Kagel
Tamara is a 20-something third year law student. She writes a dating blog for the Jewish Journal called Tattletales. Here are the highlights or watch the whole thing below. Dennis Wilen: And there arose over the Jewish Journal dating column … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Tamara Shayne Kagel
Tagged dennis wilen, development aspect, female friends, hechsher, hovel, JDate, Jewish Journal, luke ford, lukeisback, orthodox community, rabbs, sexual satisfaction, tamara shayne, tea and crumpets, tiger print
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What Does a Girl Have To Do These Days To Get Dumped?
Tamara Shayne Kagel blogs: Here’s the scenario. You meet someone you think you could like. You’ve hung out three or four times, maybe a few dates and then meeting up with his friends for drinks. You start to think you … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Tamara Shayne Kagel
Tagged circumstance, cowards, flings, having sex, kagel, tamara shayne
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