Would anyone like to comment on the latest trend of some young men not feeling the need to be educated in some field before they get married, so that one day they would be able to make a living? There seems to exist the concept that if a boy is a “good learner,” he should not worry about parnassa and everything will just work out fine in the end. How can a parent make a son understand that it is within a Torah framework to prepare for a parnassa before one gets married and that this is not “bitul Torah”? How can a parent make a daughter understand that a spouse who is prepared and willing to make a living is also a ben Torah?
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