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I feel like it's a bit strange that you know them well enough for it not to be weird for you to go into their house and decorate it without their knowledge, but not know that they're Jewish
Yes I say it's the thought that counts.
Either he has a Jewish sounding name and you're just dumb, or you really don't know your boyfriend as well as you should. Either way, YDI.
how do you not know ythat your boyfriend is jewish?? shame on him for not telling you that.
For the record, I come from a Jewish family and either way, I would be ******* ecstatic to see my house decorated for Christmas.
For the record, I come from a vaguely Jewish family, and I would be appalled to come home and find my house bedecked in Christmas decorations. Some like it, others don't. It's rarely good to assume what other people would like done to their home.
For the record, I come from a mixed but non-practicing background, and I'd be pissed if anybody redecorated my apartment for Christmas, Hanukkah, or anything else without my knowledge.
Even if he did celebrate Christmas, it is really weird to decorate someone's house without their knowledge, especially if it's his PARENTS' house and not his (OP said the boyfriend and his family came home, so I assume he is still living with his parents). I'm guessing they're going to remember you as "that one girlfriend who had no sense of boundaries."
The boyfriend's family could have taken advantage of having the week off to visit, but if you're right, that definitely adds another layer of "hell no" to OP's actions!
So you broke into someone's house but you didn't even know their faith? Can we say stalker? Although apparently not a very good one.
I don't see why a Jewish person could not celebrate Christmas. I'm an atheist and Christmas doesn't bother me a bit. I don't care about the religious background it only has partially.
I'm an atheist. I don't celebrate Christmas because: 1. I don't have the time or patience for decorating. 2. I hate shopping even when the stores aren't jam-packed. 3. I just saw all the relatives I hate at Thanksgiving last month. Why would I subject myself to them again so soon? 4. Christmas music blows.
I'm Jewish and we celebrate the Hallmark version of Christmas. We have a Christmas tree up, lots of snowmen and Santa Clauses, etc. It's a wonderful gesture, regardless of the fact that he's Jewish or not.
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If she didn't already know her boyfriend was jewish, I feel it was too early in the relationship to do anything to his house as a surprise.
I find it creepy that you broke into his house.