Frum on the outside and empty on the inside – why are some of our best girls struggling with Yiddishkite?

On Feb 17, 2023 you had a show about shmeiras eynayim including an interview with the founders of GYE.
I want you to know that after listening to the show and realizing that I was far from alone with this issue I signed onto GYE the next day.
Two days ago I had the inconceivable celebration of making it to one year clean of the schmutz after 40+ year of being stuck.
I don’t believe I even had a month clean other than the first year or two of marriage.
The ability on GYE of finding the support that I needed and the ability to finally open up about my struggles was beyond priceless.
The stories that people tell about their struggles are heart breaking and this needs to be publicized even more.

Yashar koach to Esti Hamilton for bringing up the important issue of the lack of leadership in the frum community for women.
Thank you, Halacha Headlines, for exploring this topic.
The frum magazines and shiurim like to constantly underscore that women should get guidance from a mentor or get eitza from a Rebbetzin, as though there are thousands of frum women sitting around all day ready to take your call and get to know you and talk through your issues on the phone or in person for hours.
That doesn’t exist!
Esti Hamilton is right: Most women are not going to ask a Rav.
It’s a huge dissonance in the frum world that girls and women are told to ask shailas, to seek guidance…but there simply isn’t anyone out there to speak to.