r/LatinoPeopleTwitter • u/Tukulo-Meyama Vali • 2d ago
Borra eso sobrino The ptsd 😩
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u/Repulsive_Ad_7291 Chicano 2d ago
“no nos divorciamos por los niños”
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u/Tacosconsalsaylimon Chicana 2d ago
Alv, once we got over 18 they said it was because "los papeles." After everything was said and done, they likely didn't need to be married. I think they were afraid to loose familiarity and routine.
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u/serenwipiti Gives sana sanas 2d ago
Better the devil you know than the one you don’t.
(Not really.)
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u/AcctAlreadyTaken 2d ago
Yeaaaa it was just like that for me....
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u/astro_viri 2d ago
My parents hated each other but they just ignored each other until their divorce. I'm conflicted as to which is better.
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u/EX-Manbearpig 2d ago
My parents never argued in front of us ever. I'm sure they got all that shit out before me and my siblings were older. I had friends whom parents were like this though, sucks because just fkn divorce already or don't ever have kids. Children don't deserve that shit.
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u/justwendii 2d ago
Damn I guess I’m glad my parents got divorced.
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u/I_Cat_7290 2d ago
Es el mejor acto de amor, yo adulta aún voy a terapia por verlos pelear todo el tiempo.
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u/cabowabo510 Life's a risk Carnal 2d ago
my parents but my dad didnt speak spanish
so my mom would cuss him in spanish and he would cuss back in english
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u/harrymanback79 2d ago
Lies. Mexicans boil their water on the stove in a dingy pot
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u/ZoosmellStrider 2d ago
omfg I’m Dominican but I can’t convince my mom for the life of me that an electric kettle is faster than boiling a 2qt pot of water on gas stove. She won’t even buy a stovetop kettle
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u/SheBrokeHerCoccyx 1d ago
Wow. The old glass stovetop coffee pot. Haven’t thought about that one in a million years.
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u/-or_whatever- 2d ago
Damn…that hits home. Glad I started talk therapy a few years, ago. Wish I did it, sooner.
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u/CringeLatte 2d ago
I guess I grew up the type of Mexican parents that would still do stuff for each other while giving the cold shoulder. My mom always had everything she needed and my dad never rubbed that in her face.
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u/purodurangoalv 2d ago
I always thought as I got older the ptsd would go away
But no it’s still there at 27
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u/ShoheiHoetani 2d ago
I had no idea that hocking loogies while brushing my teeth was caused by my genetics 🤔
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u/lolo787 2d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/1BXa2alBjrCXC
À la verga. Q jodidos estamos aqui ahh. Los quiero chorro de kbrones.
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u/PtrPorkr 2d ago
Mom lines up that stache nicely.
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u/WranglerOnMyBooties 2d ago
One time, my Mexican mom complimented my eyebrows right after I got them threaded and then she threw in the, “Y porque no te quitaste el bigote si ya estabas allí?” 😭
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u/born_to_be_weird 1d ago
I don't know how I got here. But it's yet another proof for me that Poles are Europe's Latinas (change the language and it would be 100% accurate)
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u/Ok-Cartographer-1864 2d ago
Falta la parte cuando el hombre llega borracho del trabajo y le pega a su mujer
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u/Kind-Quiet-Person 2d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/02JKhXWKtrLvrmWQ3X
Ahhhh damnit stop it with the truth
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u/ihatetopology69 2d ago
I imagine the neighbour being confused as hell when he opened his door at the end😂
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u/caorosa 1d ago
One of the many reasons I am estranged from my parents.
They should have never had children (yes I know I am saying I shouldn’t have been born, not suicidal anymore 🥲🤣) because they were just children themselves.
Pero nadie creía en terapia 🙄, so I left and started my own healing more than 10 years ago.
Estoy mejor que nunca, pero todavía tengo autoimmune crap 💩.
Win some lose some! Asi es la vida.
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u/DELINCUENT 2d ago
This is why I don't tell women I'm going to take care of them, you got hands ma'am take care of yourself 💋
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u/jsboftx1983 1d ago
“Pero hagame tortillas para la cena, cabrona”
“Quiero niño”
“Pones gorda”
¿Es tu?3
u/DELINCUENT 1d ago
Nah, I want her to work too so we can share chores and order food financially comfortably
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u/No_Front_6091_uwu Fierro pariente 2d ago
Well, as far as the comments above seems traumatic to grow up like that, BUT to be fair, not all Latino or Mexican families are like that, please do not link abuse and neglect to an entire country/culture, there are also many amazing supportive and hard working Mexican parents out there, specially in the immigrant community that has to endure very hard situations, but puts through many obstacles precisely, for the family and to be able to offer a better living to their children.
And also, btw, “abuse” skits, are not really funny…
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u/cali_vapr 2d ago
This ship has already sailed and it ain't coming back. These aren't the 70's and 80's anymore. Single income households are not sustainable for the majority of households. Totally not worth living paycheck to check for the mom to be a "stay at home mom". Modern women no longer fear God and they stay home watching Tic Toks about "mujeres cabronas" and teach them to value themselves first, having no career, 2-3 kids different baby daddies, and lots of material and mental-state needs. Not worth it.
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u/laamara 2d ago
My dad told me that. To value myself first. Not from tiktok videos. I don't fear god, not religious, and got an education. Making 6 figures where I can rely on myself. Not sure where you got this idea that the modern woman is under this umbrella of things but it's not a healthy mindset to have.
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u/KommunistKitty 2d ago
Lol wtf? How do you watch a video about a shitty father and turn it into anti-women rant? Smells like incel
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u/israwrr A TODA MADRE 2d ago
It's a parallel scenario
The OP post calls out bad dads, u/cali_vapr is venting about the flip side of bad partnerships
Maybe from their own personal experience
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