6/6/26 – Shiur 562 – Shidduchim —  What do you have to disclose? At what point does privacy become deception? At what point does “full disclosure” become cruelty, stigma, and impossible perfectionism?

6/6/26 – Shiur 562 – Shidduchim — What do you have to disclose? At what point does privacy become deception? At what point does “full disclosure” become cruelty, stigma, and impossible perfectionism?

From Halacha Headlines by Halacha Headlines

June 4, 2026 · 1h 48m · Episode 486

About this episode

The episode discusses the complexities of disclosure in shidduchim, including medical and personal history.

A boy lost 150 pounds through Ozempic. Does he have to disclose?A girl struggles with anxiety and takes medication occasionally. Does she haveto disclose? At what stage? A boy has mild asthma controlled by an inhaler. Is that considered a medical condition requiring disclosure? A girl once had depression in college but has been stable for 5 years. Does “past history” need to be revealed? A boy’s father spent time in prison decades ago and completely rebuilt his life. Must that be disclosed to the other side? A girl has a sibling who left religion entirely. Is that relevant information or lashon hara? And much more…… with Rabbi Dovid Jaffee – Author, What Can I Say..Today, Maggid Shiur – 16:55with Rabbi Moshe Mordechai Lowy – Rov of Agudas Yisrael Toronto' Renowned Mechaber Seforim and Poseik on Hilchos Loshon Hora – 46:09with Rabbi Shlomo Goldberger – MSW, Former Executive Director of The Shidduch of Baltimore – 1:14:18

People in this episode

Guests: Rabbi Dovid Jaffee, Rabbi Moshe Mordechai Lowy, Rabbi Shlomo Goldberger

Topics covered

  • Shidduchim
  • disclosure
  • privacy
  • mental health
  • medical conditions
  • family background
  • religion

Keywords

  • shidduchim
  • disclosure
  • Ozempic
  • anxiety
  • asthma
  • depression
  • family history

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