Love and sex - Taboos in Mexico | DW Documentary

[@shardialiify]

We need a documentary by DW, explaining how DW makes these awesome documentaries.

[@vidalskyociosen3326]

Please make a documentary about Red Pill or MGTOW , they said the data shows that it helps a lot of young men, even Dr. Jordan Peterson acknowledged it.

[@andy-nf9ji]

Yes!

[@halfvolley11]

The greatest tool west use to colonize the world is through secular media - LGBT is not a choice - it is ENFORCED on you to accept it. Qatar tried to resist it and DW and BBC freaked out on it.

[@clever4442]

They honestly make the best documentaries

[@MEGIDIOT]

They buy them

[@behroozkhaleghirad]

I'm Iranian, and I have 2 uncles who are living in US and Canada for decades. They always tell me that when they miss Iran, they simply go to Mexico 😁 Mexican culture is almost 100% the same as Iranian one (excluding religious and historical festivals). I'm amazed that how close we are, despite being located as far away from each other as possible. When you talk about Mexican social, political and ethical problems (besides drug cartels and violence associated with them), you are actually describing Iran. Impressive. I hope one day both Iran and Mexico get the literacy, social freedom, prosperity and respect that we deserve, and I really want to travel to Mexico!

[@beezb728]

l am Colombian and live in the US for 4 decades, my best girlfriends are Iranian..we think we are sisters born from different Mothers, our spiritual beliefs are insync, we share all our families, our joys an sorrows, we fight and make up much easier than with our own siblings, our Mothers are so much alike as are our families, we have unconditionally love for each other no matter how much time we spend apart everytime we are together is just as we have never been a day without each other. l love middle eastern food as well, even much more than my own!

[@Osw-Aldo-]

Mexican here, never been in Iran but I can tell you not every mexican family is like the one in this documentary, coming from a regular family here Ive never felt shame about anything, the people in this documentary like this way of living and continue with this judment, most of the people in Mexico doesnt care about your bussiness. I seems to me that these people like to feel judged because they love to jugde as well.

[@JdeUribe]

سلام حوبی ٫ ممنون بای ♥️

[@behroozkhaleghirad]

@@JdeUribe 😇🥰

[@fernandocarmona3785]

Who would have thunk it , God bless the iraqi females

[@emilianoruiz7681]

This applies to most Latin American countries not just Mexico. Great documentary ❤

[@elawson1991]

Basically almost everyone still does this

[@florinmoldovanu]

this applies to every society in which the archaic social structure is being challenged, not only Latin America.

[@adad-ec6ht]

THis applies to whole world except White Western world.

[@faisalrazzaq6002]

Most of countries in asia also.😊

[@nwalker2619]

The older women in the documentary reminds me of my mom. She got so mad at me when I showed any interest in boys and sex in high school, if I asked her any questions she yelled at me. For that reason I allow my kids to be very open with me which means most of the time they're telling me things that I don't want to hear but I appreciate the fact that they are comfortable enough to come and talk to me.

[@darkstar4102]

That is unacceptable. this is what happens when opposite gender mix

[@wilmeralbert2908]

nah I never would talk about it with my mom uncomfortable

[@marcinm2871]

no one wants a used up female for long term, your moms right. Your just a rental to most.

[@urmelausdemeis4743]

I think that is amazing

[@comet6740]

Show interest in marriage and family instead of lust and short term dead relationships.

[@geoffreytudor5674]

I actually find myself more hopeful for Mexico, in that people are having these conversations, and learning to see their role in society honestly. While my country is trying to turn back the clock on women's rights, gay rights and all things sexual, religion- and tradition- bound Mexico is finally opening up.

[@SonoftheWest316]

Your country is not trying to turn back the clock on women's rights or gay rights. If you're talking about abortion that is not a right that is murder.

[@kingofcelts]

Right on brother. It's marxist ideological feminism that clases Abortion as a women's right. Where's the child's rights?

[@bensanderson7144]

I don’t agree with that, if you’re referring to America. Abortion as a nationwide human right was never meant to be in the constitution.

[@mabrenz_n5391]

What the hell are you even talking about ?.

[@Footbal_supremacy]

They're opening up for a monster they'll never be able to contain 🤔

[@jonesbaah4473]

I’m always grateful to my Mum for installing certain things in me at a young age that makes me whom I’m today. My Mum grew up without a father nor even education but she believed that men and women are equal. I remembered how she thought me how to treat women with kindness and love because they’re special, cook, clean and help with household stuff. I wasn’t happy with that training from Mum but until I grew up and moved away then I benefited greatly. I think for every society to live peacefully parents has to teach young boys women are treasure and they deserve special treatment. Thanks to DW we always get these wonderful documentaries. 😘 😘😘😘😘

[@Augfordpdoggie]

men and women arent equal, but should be treated equal under the law

[@vishwa098]

Men and Women aren't equal according to the Natural Law because Nature has given each of the gender its own roles and responsibilities. And your mother should've taught you to treat all living beings with kindness and love because every creation of God is special. Unfortunately, this kind of behavior is what psychologists call as "Simping" for women - a behavioral pattern seen among "Weak" men where they will get used as door mats once modern women sense your kindness for weakness because not everyone deserves your love. Ever heard "Nice Guys" finish last ? Life usually teaches this lesson by the hard way.

[@richard2174]

The thing that irks me about the machismo prevalent in our culture is that it’s upheld by women, too! It isn’t just the men that resist change. The amount of shame and burden that abuelas and madres place on young women / girls just for the sake of carrying outdated traditions.

[@giantorres3352]

I don't think western countries can lecture anyone about values considering the state of their youth.

[@blackvillain4479]

Trust me you do not want feminism in Mexico. We have in yhe united states it's a complete disaster

[@thisisprogress6817]

Yes non white nations are still too fascist. They need to all be free like me - a beautiful progressive brunette western woman.

[@florinmoldovanu]

all that you think you are is culture. culture perpetuates from generation to generation. There are very valid reasons why men had been head of the family in the past however every leader has responsibilities as well as rewards that come with the hierarchical position. The glorification of individualism and the change in the balance of power as well as the loss of masculine identity is the reason for the abuse encountered in the relationships between sexes. All the abuse, crime and violence against women is the result of the fast change culture is subjected to. Both young males as well as young females need to be acutely aware of this in order to navigate life with as little suffering as possible. Unfortunately most of them are oblivious to these facts are mere victims of their circumstantial conditioning. Marriage is an outdated form of societal control of the masses and in underdeveloped communities owning the other or having a successful marriage is seen both as an achievement as well as a guarantee that "you're covered", a form of social insurance. This is why, jealousy is so common. You invest everything that you think you are in that relationship. In the same time males engage in competition with other males over females whereas females compete with other females for higher value males. It's a form of sexual canibalism. This happens because everyone is poor, both mentally, financially and spiritually.

[@JJONNYREPP]

Love and sex - Taboos in Mexico | DW Documentary 2353pm 13.9.22 no mention of ye olde hamshanke

[@OnilMarteNavarroza]

Mexico and the Philippines have similar cultures indeed.

[@TheRealHungryJoe]

Although I’m not Mexican, my Philippines friends have similar breakfast foods as us (Salvadorian)

[@OnilMarteNavarroza]

@@TheRealHungryJoe there's only one answer to that, Spaniards!

[@ilenamutis2245]

@@OnilMarteNavarroza Efectivamente!

[@thisisprogress6817]

Funny how liberalism mainly only exists in white nations?

[@goda7137]

It is haha

[@Starknight00]

Thank you dw team for this wonderful vlog documentary. Mexico is beautiful and I have a feeling it is changing for good one step at a time. Love the culture.

[@tijjanigazali7787]

My love for DW is infinite! Keep up the good work.❤️

[@antr7493]

There is no way they are cleaning that room well enough. 🤢🤮

[@heyhihello9677]

I love Mexico City. You can truly be yourself without others judging.

[@Pou1gie1]

This documentary was literally about how Mexico in general is the opposite of what you are saying. Women and girls are judged for the littlest thing.

[@albertoestrada4579]

That's how you feel because probably you don't speak the local language and live/stay in an expat bubble. Mexico is a highly judgmental culture.

[@ariadnathurman2383]

They don't judge as long you don't flaunt your behaviour.

[@madeleinep1753]

You mean, you can truly be an expat without others judging. That's different.

[@juanach4948]

Damn that convo with the mom abuela and the other woman was real talk 💯 and very relatable.

[@virginiacorcoran1326]

Incredibly well done documentary. Too many men exhibit this type of mentality and behavior.

[@noahsparkanimalrescue4179]

I met a man that was exactly this, over time I explained that women didn't want or like it. We developed a friendship and there was kindness in him that I validated. Do you know he went on to explain this to his friends of a similar mindset. It didn't always work but he literally evolved just through kind human interactions. Can they run a national campaign on this kind of evolved and mutual respect?

[@cadeye2sabit228]

Dw documentary is better then any other channels

[@edgargonzalez8726]

We are in the 21s century and that people still thinking like that, I am a Latin American and I am 56 years old, but it believe that women should have the same rights as man , shame on those that still oppress women

[@ld7599]

shame

[@joeblow5087]

Women oppressing each other often happens in a patriarchal society.

[@maxhatush5918]

Women have never been oppressed by men that’s a myth

[@pysiux7371]

This is right on time! Thank you DW ♥️

[@Alaskan-Armadillo]

As usual DW hits it out of the park! Honestly I am Cuban-American and it is just so tough being able to find cultural and political news on what is going on in latin america since all you see in the U.S. is stories of crime and extreme violence. Don't get me wrong that I hate Castro and Batista but I wish that there could be more news coming out of Cuba about subcultures and changing times.

[@DWDocumentary]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! Here's a link to a video about Cuba that you might find interesting: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5KXZ5Wjh8ZjpdU. :) Best wishes, The DW Documentary Team

[@LonelyTrucker]

Every woman deserve to be loved. Thank God for all women

[@venkat81]

The values and attitudes towards women are similar in India too.

[@dietlindvonhohenwald448]

Do the go to hotels in India to have premarital sex, like in Mexico, as in this film?

[@roylalkin8223]

it is a bit misleading, I live in Mexico City and in Mexico for the past 13 years , a lot has changed, in many companies you see only woman in high ranking positions , the parliament has more than 50% woman , more than most of the countries in the world and gender equality is preached everywhere and violence against woman is fought everywhere and woman education is of course very important. so the love hotels is all true but also gender equality.programs and laws, is it perfect? no place is perfect but it is defiantly moving in the right direction.

[@peterp4037]

This is a german network, their goal is to discredit any hispanic country not to show the good things.

[@peterp4037]

This is a german network, they are not trying to be objetive.

[@peterp4037]

youtube is deleting comments.

[@peterp4037]

I am trying to reply you but youtube deletes my comments. There is no objectivity in this documentary. I can't say more because youtube deletes my comment.

[@roylalkin8223]

@@peterp4037 they are trying to portray as if woman lives here like in the 18 century, Mexican woman are very strong and independent woman, say what are their mind and very educated. just saying.

[@Saxena-anokhelal]

DW is getting ahead of BBC & aljazeera on quality documentaries 👍

[@jkauto7836]

De documentary is always perfect well narrated

[@DWDocumentary]

Hi @JK Auto, thanks for the positive feedback! 🙂

[@shwetapandey3778]

I find this disturbing but also familiar at the same time.. It's sad to see how women still don't have support from their own families to step out of abusive and toxic relationships, fearing the taboos of the society..

[@khalid4337]

Hi

[@lesliee4426]

What a great documentary - thank you DW 🌍👍💢

[@WhiteBrightLightning]

I'm not surprised to see that this doc was co-directed and edited by women (I am assuming based on their names). The doc holds our focus on the experiences of these women, and even if you're a man you're forced to see the story through their eyes. That kind of viewpoint is very difficult to synthesize.

[@maazkalim]

“synthesize”???

[@vijayam1]

Two things today's men need to instill in their minds more than sex are discipline and self control. Sex is sweet but self control is sweeter!

[@RK-cj4oc]

How about self control AND sex. Much better.

[@RomaInvicta202]

Finally someone had courage to mention misogyny in western hemisphere - thanks DW

[@Footbal_supremacy]

But misandry is never mentioned even though it's the predominantly carried out behaviour

[@josewalmanza2298]

Another great documentary dw. Thk you

[@DWDocumentary]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

[@walking_in_the_shade]

Not one word on the root cause of a lot of the issues raised by this documentary: Catholicism. The Philippines is blighted by this religion too and shares many of the same problems.

[@markmower1746]

I guess you better go out and protest and burn down buildings...

[@florinmoldovanu]

Catolicism yes but it's also valid in Islam or other patriarchal society. Men had been in charge of families for centuries if not for tens of thousands of years. The whole status quo is being challenged now in the 21st century due to women's liberation by evolutions in science and economics in the workplace. The next challenge goes even deeper than this one. The next challenge targets the new generation that grow up in an emotionally sterile environment educated through TV and internet that lack role models and grow up into adulthood conflicted about their sexuality, identity and sense of self worth consumed by a world in which everything is a commodity to be bought and sold.

[@nevarran]

Indeed. Religion is what's causing this, not colture or traditions. And it's the same in every other highly religious country, especially if you pair that with economical difficulties and lack of education.

[@RK-cj4oc]

Bruh. This situation is also present in India, and almost all muslim countries. And this is also a thing in older population of Greece. Not to mention Protestant countries and the atheist country of Czechia used to have this mindset too.

[@veroniquevesta7516]

@@nevarran exactly 💯 👏🏽

[@Cathy630]

This is an eye-opener.Topics about sex is also a taboo here in the Philippines.

[@allenjaypaspie3628]

What sex is taboo in ph? Not anymore Maybe only few But nowaday Younger generations are more aware about sex life.

[@imtiazmuhammad1096]

Thanks for the Documentary as it has given me an idea, of how much we are trapped under the traditional standpoint.

[@molusio9775]

What an inspiring woman Nancy is🙏

[@weatherreport8471]

And people still refuse to believe that toxic masculinity is a real thing🙄

[@dannyb3663]

Where does it start talking about toxic masculinity? I'm 10 minutes in and haven't got to that part yet.

[@bodyloverz30]

Toxic Femininity is a problem too.

[@extremepsyche3135]

That Gillette commercial was right indeed.

[@Brazillover88]

Ya sientese señora

[@weatherreport8471]

@@Brazillover88 te guste o no nuestra cultura es bien sexista

[@JohnBosco.1308]

I was in Acapulco but never saw this side of Mexico. I feel sorry for the women. I pray for things to change soon.

[@kevinroble]

i love dw documentaries.theyre so entertaining and enlightening

[@dertythegrower]

and prejudice to males

[@ld7599]

@@dertythegrower ratio

[@heavenhelpus479]

Women are considered second class citizens all over the world, some more harsh than others. While India and Mexico might represent more severe bias, others like here in the US have only allowed women to vote just within the last100 years or so. I guess that's what the founding fathers meant by all "men" are created equal.

[@Backlawn]

Remind me how much voting women do in the Middle East

[@moniho6907]

Atleast they can vote

[@ld7599]

@@moniho6907 not for long

[@Eddyke]

@@Backlawn there's no voting in the middle East even for men

[@jorgecruz1235]

Great documentary, but it’s important to note that the notion of shame, especially relating to sex, was historically imposed on the Mexican people by the dominant Spanish Catholic Church during colonial times. Machismo was also brought by the Spanish conquistadors with their strict gender roles and notions of male honor and valor. All of these traits of “Mexican culture” are actually remnants of Spanish colonialism

[@JohnSmith-zq9mo]

Why is that important to note?

[@globalismoblackman]

Jorge, So you going the simp beta male route? 🤔🤔🤔 Hmmm

[@paulajaramillo937]

@@JohnSmith-zq9mo You wanted to sell the idea that México is another arab muslim country which is not true. Pointing out that Western civilization without catholic church means nothing.

[@gorkivalenzuela6940]

I'm surprised about what your documentary says about sex in Mexico. I'm 79 years old and in my generation, there were many sex taboos but my younger brothers were not. They could live together, day and night, with their girlfriends, even with their parent's approval. And same-sex relationships are more open and tolerated. And it wasn't the way I was brought up. In my time, even holding hands in public was a no-no. Even in Anatomy class in school, there were parts about humans that were not taught.

[@faisalrazzaq6002]

Most of countries have still same traditions , all around the world.

[@majid7925]

I love dw documentaries they are really well made and informative

[@countessofalava6532]

I hate both extremes of s*x views, the ones that makes it into a taboo subject and the ones believing they're superior for having it. There should be a common ground which is also why I believe in s*x positivity.

[@navdeepadhanavdeep4416]

Nice documentry

[@kpm3983]

Fascinating documentary. A lot to learn about Mexican culture.

[@daddyzayne930]

Truly fascinating

[@Shazzyhtown]

DW, do u have a Patreon? I would like to support u!!

[@SunnyDkaaaa]

Honestly, I don’t know so much about Mexico but I think that this story is just some person s‘ point of view. However, Thank you for opening my newly perspective.

[@chisel144]

Watching this explains a lot

[@GodsChild-bc4oh]

Addicted to this channel ❤️

The situation is pretty much the same in whole latinamerica

[@CADhirajOstwal]

What a thoughtful documentary

[@nivin7360]

It's not much different here in India. There are striking similarities. At one point I even thought those in the documentary are my family members.

[@ninapaz522]

"México lindo querido " Beautiful country ❤️

[@peterp4037]

Yes, it is but this documentary is meant for something else.

[@screwhead873]

🤣🤡

[@mayito9100]

La inteligencia tiene sus límites, tristemente, la ignorancia no.

[@TermoHydroKmPt]

Go to Tijuana and say it face to face😂

[@henrysmith1464]

warm conversations, among mothers and daughters, farthers and sons.

[@darynadixon8759]

Thank you for this education.

[@blzt]

This used to be the case in my family but I just couldn’t stand and do nothing about being shamed of sex when it shouldn’t be like that… so I talked with my parents about it and now they even leave me alone in the house with my boyfriend haha

[@Enthusiasmaboutlife]

I really wonder about fact that despite being so close to the USA,the Mexican society is very different, almost similar to Asian society

[@jr3753]

Latin countries like spain, Italy, Mexico, Brazil are different Anglo countries like USA, Canada, England

[@vivianaugusta3000]

Colonization seems to be the cause of the difference. Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, and other Latin American countries were colonized by Spain and Portugal. While Canada and the United States were colonized by Britan and France.

[@alejandromiranda1297]

I am the son of a mother like Nancy, just like my mother had three, twoo girls and I. The same thing, my father gone, and my mother worked so hard to give us the best. She's a warrior and sacrifice many things for us. I believe women deserve and now better and equal rights here in Mexico. I am a boy who was raised by women and I know the hard they have to trough every day. Mexican woman are warrior, stronger and really worker people.

[@Enthusiasmaboutlife]

@@alejandromiranda1297 i appreciate that you understand the pain and a Sacrifices your mother went through while bringing you and your siblings. I hope you will give her a pleasant life ahead. And let me add one line that Every woman deserve equal right and opportunities wherever she belongs.

[@vaughangarrick]

That food the ladies are cooking looks really good

[@Playground_Paradise_Gaming]

IDK about other countries but us Mexicans are flat out secretly horn dogs

[@juan193]

From all the topics in the world that you could create a VideoDoc for, this was probably the least expected for me, as a Mexican watching DW anyways

[@kenkishi8042]

We also have lots of love hotels here in Japan. Average price is 30 $ for respite , 70 $ for over night stay in Yokohama area. If you check in as respite you two can’t stay longer than 3 hours. No time for sweet pillow talk after doing it.

[@soikot_]

In japan also?

[@twbishop]

these issues are independent of mexico. love and sex - taboos around the world. traditional male and female sexual roles are surprisingly consistent around the world, for better or for worse. travel to brazil, south africa, nigeria, iran, india, russia and china. what is also consistent is how contraception (including the male condom) and urbanization are upending traditional sexual and economic roles.

[@hamzaafzal4640]

Prepare another documentary on Colombia with same subject

[@maddwhissp7092]

Méxican, vietnamese and indonesian culture are similar as well

[@alewaminidocumentary1787]

Learned a new discreet word today “Amorous “.

[@daddyzayne930]

When you feeling amorous you get a hotel room....haha!

[@martian8393]

Nice, nostalgic and realistic documentary 👍

[@vinoddaniel1778]

Iam from India. I could learn the culture of Mexican people to some extent from this documentary. Good. I find many similarities with Indian culture . Things are changing slowly.It takes time and not that easy . ✌️

[@pricelessppp]

Finally other something then Putin.

[@lingth]

Finally something other than English Monarch

[@stefanscicluna2799]

Putin getting owned is more exciting than sex to me

[@dertythegrower]

It is still biased.. they prejudice all mexican men, go read description...it entirely prejudice men there all as one type of man in the description, as well. In a bad light.

[@luisalvaro2137]

than

[@richardnixon7248]

@@lingth this. I'll take Russia content over the queen any day

[@NEWS.INDIA.]

Fight for equality is sustainable goal....

[@thembanimgenu190]

Am South African, it is indeed a matter of respect, am well into my early 40's but I dread the idea of kissing a lady in the same premises as my parents.

[@daddyzayne930]

Can relate to that

[@nationlist9247]

It irritates me when people portray love in terms of sex. Love is not sex.

[@wm3277]

My ex didnt grow up with his dad and if he did he probably would have been abusive.. His mother did a good job in raising him.. She was a single mother.

[@kevinpanique1671]

This happens in the Philippines too

[@troysierra5228]

As an american, of mexican decent. I find that not everything in Mexico is based on traditional gender roles anymore. Like the rest of the world. Mexico is very progressive when it comes to LGBTQIA+ rights. I think that reflection, has broken the traditional stereotypes of machismo men and large family motherhood. Today we see single mothers, divorced parents, traditional marriages, people just shacking up without ceremonies. Singles living alone. An emphasis on having an education first. Through that diversity. People explore their sexuality that better suits their needs. Not based on what should be traditional, or what is culturally acceptable. After all, mexican culture moves within modern times too.

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

Excellent Documentary coverage about (Love, Sex-Taboos ) in Mexico ...always DW channel introducing a Good Quality of Documentaries

[@DWDocumentary]

Thanks for watching.

[@mannytuzo]

Another thing that’s annoying is that even if you just talk to someone from the other sex your whole family assumes and starts rumors that you are both dating and/or even having sex with them that can be so annoying! Lmao

[@rodrigo.mora-lugo]

Great documentary

[@wanderpoltv4990]

30 years old man still living with parents? My goodness!

[@ld7599]

😱

[@mannytuzo]

Many Latinos and other cultures where family is a huge part of life that is how life is, extended family always lives together

[@benitzers8858]

asian culture is the same thing.

[@beautifullife2202]

yes we indians live together till death 🙂☺️

[@mikecamacho1934]

Mexico is what every country aspires to be... Including the US. Great history, Kind people, awesome food, fun loving lifestyle.

[@MzClementine]

I love that you respect your parents. That gives me chills all over. That's so beautiful. To see two elders of their own. You're legal. And you're still being mindful to the love and condition and rule of your parent. Wow. Bravo Brava 👏👏

[@nevarran]

Religion. Let's not pretend we don't know what's causing this.

[@kmm2442]

The first couple are sweet and beautiful.

[@gathsfamily2866]

But pathetic dog walkers !!! Let it walke on a long lead to smell and take everything !! Poor thing had to get into the water to get some slack !!!

[@AhmadullahTanha]

Yes, of course Nancy deserve to stay independent. What a shame that her child's father just born and did nothing afterwards.

[@mayito9100]

Toda nación necesita una revolución de vez en cuando para renovarse. La lucha por alcanzar a ser el tipo de ciudadano que toda gran nación desea. La lucha más grande por ganar es la nuestra misma, nuestra lucha interna. Cuando la deshonestidad derrote a las tentaciones de la corrupción. Cuando decidamos tomar un libro en vez de una droga. Cuando hagamos las cosas a conciencia en vez de ay se va. Cuando usemos nuestro poder temporal para ayudar a los demás y no esclavizarlos. Cuando en vez de la venganza busquemos la reconciliación. Cuando México sea sinónimo de paz…y no de traición.

[@mayito9100]

-En mis sueños. Un gran hombre fue Cantinflas.

[@jwh0122]

8:44 closing love hotels -> revolution 21:45 casa grande vs casa chica, catedral vs capilla

[@amyschmidt1113]

Very interesting to watch the intimacy culture of Mexico. I could not help but wonder at the love hotels--mainly how do they keep them from becoming brothels or worse?

[@joeblow5087]

Prostitution is legal in some Latin American countries. So is wife beating.

[@martian8393]

Que ricas se ven las tortillas de la tortilleria. Y el mercado con esas frutas y verduras frescas. Extraño eso mucho!!!! 😮Aaaaw la salsa de molcajete😋😋😋

[@Malak2070]

make one about LOVE IN SAUDI ARABIA! LOVE = TABBOO

[@wm3277]

It's better to divorce than to be abused

[@anthonymartinez4307]

Taboos? I really doubt it’s taboo. All countries act like nobody doing anything wrong.

[@jsmithsemper4848]

Damn how have I not known that it was that way in Mexico til now?

[@rickdeckard9596]

I was born and raised in Mexico and I only have 1 question: Where the heck did you get this people from, the 50s?

[@Sunilfca]

The problem created in later part of the life created in first part of the video.

[@exxorcist1390]

Very similar in India 😐

[@lancesay]

human nature, its pretty tough to see it because we share so many ways of doing things. if you slow yourself down and you will see a pattern of what you do, others in the circumstances and situation as you/they will pretty much do the same actions/reactions. recognize the pattern of behaviors then you can predict/see it in a better light. those old ladies, are living in a male society like every countries on this planets and some are worse off than others. the yelling of the older ladies/generation is because they are/were frustrated themselves and that is the only outlet they only knows.

[@ovidiotorreon]

As a mexican. I can. Assure you this happens in middle and low social and educational homes. Having familias no the side México has many diferente faces

[@jonbeni4569]

Here in Brazil is also like that

[@nithinkrishnan6762]

Mean while my search for love goes on.....

[@oldschool8432]

Well I love the doggo

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There is a toxicity in relationships.