My Unorthodox Life Cast Answers Your Most Asked Questions | Before you Ask | Netflix

Meet Batsheva, Miriam, Shlomo and Ben from Netflix’s new reality series, My Unorthodox Life. Because they’re often bombarded with questions about their past and how they practice Judaism today, “Before You Ask,” they’ll answer some of the most frequently asked questions about their personal experiences. Afterall, there’s no one right way to be a Haart!

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My Unorthodox Life Cast Answers Your Most Asked Questions | Before you Ask | Netflix

Follow Julia Haart, Elite World Group CEO and a former member of an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, and her adult kids in this reality series.

[cgzthatsme]

Nothing against the family, but something is off about Netflix with them consistently exploiting the Jewish culture in a negative light yet focusing on positive “representation” when it comes to the other cultures.I mean Netflix if your really out here to bring positive representation do it all the way.

[dandan]

I really wanted to like this show but something feels off with them especially their mother, and then i went on some forums it turns out many jewish people who knew them before fame (neighbors, family friends, etc) can attest that they were NOT living an ultra orthodox life... for example the younger sister claims women in monsey aren't allowed to play sports or dance but then in another episode there's a shot of her sports medals from school and her mom also mentions that their grandma used to be a ballet dancer. like they can't even keep their stories straight

[tamimoncrief]

I'm not Jewish, the way julia throws an entire town under the bus is BRAZEN.

[annonimiss]

In answering the question is there anything she misses from the community, Miriam makes no intellectual sense at all. She says that she felt she had a purpose when she was part of the community and now she doesn't feel like she has a purpose anymore, and then goes on to say that the way she feels now is "empowering." It's literally not possible to feel empowered with the direct cause being the feeling of not having a purpose (in life.) Just this statement of hers alone shows how much she's playing follow the leader with Julia being the leader and she, Miriam, being the follower. She's so brainwashed that she's not even thinking about what she's saying anymore or if her thoughts are making any sense.

[greenguitar]

Miriam talks in a very scripted way. Just feels unnatural

[davidbraunstein]

Miriam Haart lies the high school that she went to was Modern Orthodox. She went to coed modern Orthodox camp. She was no longer ultra orthodox

[guymoe]

I'm far from religious but to say you're Modern orthodox with a tank top lol🤣

[nadineL]

*THE AMOUNT OF LYING FROM THE MOTHER IS ENDLESS.*
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[slimblu]

This is one "reality" show I actually enjoyed and engaged with. Yes, there are obviously 'staged' moments as is the norm for these type of shows, but at the heart of it is a really interesting, fascinating look into one family's unique experience. Plus they all seem like really nice, kind people.

[baruchgoldenberg]

Oy HaShem yeracheim... Shabbos isn’t a “tradition” 🤦‍♂️

[FayeIL]

Waiting for the day when Benjamin and Shlomo finally admit they're really into each other.

[laurielynch]

Batsheva wears very revealing clothes, but she can’t wear pants?

[lenaelkins]

The comments on this video (plus the thousands on other platforms) should be enough for Netflix to realize they made a HUGE mistake running this show. Netflix, please - you’re hurting your own reputation by giving families like this so much attention!

[NStern]

Kosher phones in 2021 have picture text and usually it comes with internet and ever like a regular smartphone and people usually go to an organization that makes it kosher with their software

[PALEISTEHBEST]

The funniest part about this show (I watched maybe 10 minutes of it) and I think the most revealing part is that all the people who are deeply engaged in their Jewish faith are happy and fulfilled while all the other family members toil in their “freedom”.

[litvakchasid]

U ain’t modern orthodox maybe old school conservative and that’s being generous

[hails]

Tell me when season two is coming out!

[واديالذئاب-غز]

As a muslim im cringing my face away. „I now keep shabbos in my own way“ progressive liberal muslim vibes LOL

[MizRubyJu]

Not even Modern Orthodoxy allows her to dress so sultry as she does, she can call herself what she likes but not the custom of Tzniuit.

[ThePharmastud]

does anyone know the song on episode 9, that starts playing in the background at the 32 minute 25 second mark??