A new episode featuring Chief Rabbi of Dnipro Shmuel Kaminezki and his daughter Sarah has been released on the “Menorah” YouTube channel. It is dedicated to the topic of relationships, choosing a partner, and the subtle psychological mechanisms underlying male and female perceptions of love.
In this conversation, the rabbi reflects on why some relationships develop naturally and harmoniously while others end before they even begin. The discussion covers how men actually fall in love, the role of status, inner dignity, and boundaries, and why attempts to hold attention at any cost often lead to the opposite result.
The episode features an honest conversation about female self-sufficiency and the ability to maintain an air of mystery. Difficult but important questions are raised: how to correctly accept gifts and express desires without losing self-respect, why “emotional rollercoasters” and ignoring destroy trust, and whether a girl should make the first move in a relationship. Rabbi Shmuel explains why initiative should not be replaced by pressure and how Jewish tradition helps build a healthy model of communication between a man and a woman.
For viewers’ convenience, the episode is structured logically: from a general conversation about the nature of male infatuation to more subtle topics—female availability, the role of pre-marital gifts, hidden signals in a man’s behavior, and the ability to understand each other without words. This dialogue helps to see where the line is between genuine interest and manipulation, and why true intimacy always begins with respect.
The episode will be interesting to anyone thinking about serious relationships, wanting to better understand themselves and another person, and seeking not superficial advice but deep guidance based on life experience, psychology, and Jewish wisdom.
Watch the new episode on the “Menorah” YouTube channel and share your thoughts in the comments—this conversation is sure to resonate.
