"Being alone doesn't mean you're lonely" such a powerful and true statement, sometimes I feel more lonely when I'm surrounded by people not when I'm alone.
As a fellow Black woman in LA, I’m so happy you found a place to restart, recharge and be independent of whatever was holding down your energy negatively. Every woman knows what that is - you’re glowing sis 😊😊
@@MisakoEnvela that would be lovely. All the best with your plans and dreams, and with film school. As a film studies graduate I can say any means of storytelling opens the door for more understanding and compassion
That bit about having to earn enjoyment . . . ouch. Ouch in a good way. Didn't even realize I had embraced that way of thinking but that hit home. Thank you!
I absolutely love Mexico! I might move to Tijuana because I have tons friends down there & I already go there every month to do humanitarian work in poor communities so your videos actually inspire me to do it ❤️
If I may, you should try and go farther south! The border states and cities are more Americanize, let say. The southern states are a lot richer in every sense, culturally, astronomically, etc Oaxaca, Chiapas, could be great for the humanitarian work that you do. God bless you
Can you do a video on how to meet people when living abroad? Other expats or locals? Thinking about going to Mexico City sometime later this year or next year as well
"I found my balance here". Goodness gracious! Happy you was able to find your/an environment where your mind, body and soul can thrive and unfold. Journey well.
This video totally reflects everything I've been thinking about since I decided in January to move to CDMX in a couple months! Even after just making the decision to leave my home city, Ive felt so much growth and change within myself that I can only imagine will further once I get there. I appreciate your perspective and videos so much.
I totally understand leaving a place where your heart was broken. I cannot wait to retire abroad. I live in Jacksonville. Objectively it is a wonderful place, full of opportunity, but I simply don't want to be here anymore. It doesn't feel like home.
Hey, Sunshine... You seem a lot happier and more refreshed. I noticed in a lot of the pictures you took here in the States that you appeared unhappy and sour? I no longer see that now... Growing up in Los Angeles and spending time in Asia certainly changed my life. I came back with a greater sense of balance and appreciation.
I have been in Mexico for 12 years. I started in the Yucatan, I moved to the state of Veracruz 3 years ago. The hot weather in the Yucatan was getting unbearable. I pray that I will never be forced to move back to the US. Living in a foreign country is not for everyone. But I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity for this very wonderful experience. Hasta la vista baby have a good day no matter where you are
Your videos radiate lots of positivity and good intentions. I appreciate your content a lot and it’s certainly helped me sift through some of my thoughts/feelings as I prepare to move to CDMX this summer. Thank you, Misako!
Thank you for your transparency. I am currently working through a really rough break up and the place that I am is all I've known my entire life. I came across your video, as I begin to plan my next move, which includes relocating. Not sure where, but Mexico is at the top of my list. As you shared your experience of relocating and the freedom that is has brought you, it truly blessed me. It gave me a wink and a nod that I can do this and it's just about what is best for me at this moment in my life. Thank you! I look forward to reviewing your past content and your future moments. Stay well!
I had the feeling you were a cancer before you mentioned it. I am as well and you remind me a lot of myself. I love your videos, thank you for sharing what you've learned so far.
Gosh ur videos always make me smile, i juste love ur vibe and ur energies ! I was absolutely not surprised to hear that you’re a cancer 🤍 As a french woman learning english and spanish, and dreaming to live in México one day, I send you huge kisses from the middle of the Indian Ocean 💞
7 out of 8 of these lessons happen to be things I've known but have really being needing to _learn_ since 2020. Number 4 might be reason enough for me to bounce from the US right now.
Wow. This is such a peaceful and authentic video. I have just found your channel and trust me I will be watching all of your videos. Thank you for being here and giving such a beautiful conversation. Looking to study abroad in Mexico and I feel like your entire channel is radient and calming and the type of videos I need in my life. Thank you. Hope you are having a nice day!
I love how happy you are :') .... you're one of the you tubers that inspired me to move to Mexico too! I got in a car accident the day before I was going to buy my tickets, so I'm currently healing from my car accident injuries...but after I'm healed I'm getting the heck out of the US and moving to Mexico!! :') I can't wait!
My husband has been thinking about going back to Mexico and, of course he Is the love of my life, I would follow him anywhere. I appreciate you making these videos because it’s been giving me insight. You e opened my eyes a lot and I can definitely write down more cons. Especially coming from another vegan.
Thank you so much for these videos. I am really considering to make the move. Life should not have to be such a struggle here in the United States. Life is meant to be enjoyed and to be lived not live to work. you are truly an inspiration.
What an inspiration! I left LA for Oregon in 2018, bought a place on Mt. Hood in late 2019 & BAM.....the rest is history and I’m thinking of Mexico next, or back to Malibu. I found your channel tonight & wow what an inspiration👏Single ladies we are stronger than we usually realize & YOU are the example so thank you for your brave heart and soul❣️🔥💝
Back to Malibu?? You must be rich! I grew up there when it was a cool little beach town where a middle class family of 6 could afford to live. It has been destroyed by American greed. Breaks my heart what's happened to this once amazing country.
Misaki I must say, THANKYOU for this video! You said so many simple things that my heart needed to hear on today. I appreciate ur transparency like honesty I just do. So refreshing. I pray that God blesses you in the most richest way that you need it most and always keeps u safe and full of godly wisdom on how to move in your life! Love ya girl!!! 🤗
Thanks for sharing, I certainly can identify with so much of what you spoke about. It takes courage to travel, to be alone & to allow oneself to be open to change! The more videos I watch, it appears that Mexico has been a platform for so much spiritual awakening, for so many people of colour. I can’t wait to get there!✈️🌍🙏🏽
New to your channel, you are beautiful-,so calm..Your honesty is appreciated and well said. I am retired and thinking of spending the cold winters of Toronto in Mexico-2-3 months.I have been watching videos about making that move recently. Want to start researching now,for this winter. Have been to Mexico once, years ago ,with my Daughter,after a divorce,so I can relate to the feelings you are referring to, after a break up.I loved it in Puerto Vallarta for a week .Hope to get some advice from you.
I went to check out the Lingoda and saw the one sprint was sold out. I was like: OK MISAKO! Get your influence on 👏🏿✨🔥💕💕💕😁 V happy surprise to see you so soon 😂 Stay blessed Queen 💖
These were great points, I actually resonated with some. I came back from mexico city a month ago, loved it! Although I only knew some words in spanish and very little conversation phrases, I really felt the vibe of the place, despite a language barrier, I feel that is true most of where you go. I think a lot of the points you made are due to the Culture we have in the US, so its so different from Mexico. The thing is too we seem to associated Mexico as so dangerous and nothing good about it, as if america is the best in every way and american culture is the best and right way for everything, not true! I cant wait to go back and visit again.
I love you and all your videos. How have you been able to meet new people? I also moved to MX alone and the thing that’s been holding me back the most is my fear of going out alone, especially to bars or clubs (where I would want to meet people my age) but as a woman I really fear getting attention from people I don’t want it from, and I would rather avoid the whole situation altogether. I didn’t move here just to spend all day in my apartment, but when I don’t have a specific place to be this is what I do...I would love to hear about your favorite and safest ways to meet new people
Dear young Goddess. You are perfect. That is really the radiant person you are. Inspiring testimonial. Thanks for sharing your beautiful thoughts and experiences. Sending you lots of love.
Is the air quality in CDMX ok? Does it smell bad? I am going to study there for two months soon. Now I’m freaking out, not sure if it will be ok. I’d really appreciate any good words. Thank you!
Just discovered your channel. Love your energy. Considering moving to Mexico or Portugal. What part of Mexico would you recommend for a single mom with a toddler?
I am loving your videos ! I binge watched so many haha . By the way I really think you would love to watch HINDZ here on you tube . I just found him and cant stop watching his videos either. Anyways, thank you for taking the time to make those videos . I enjoy them very much.
Hello and thank you for your helpful insight. I am thinking of booking an airbnb and moving there for the next few months while studying. Of the places you've stayed, which has been your favorite? Best wishes.
L.A. sure doesn't seem like a good fit for you- and I am sure you agree. Major congratulations on your move. It has obviously created many more changes beyond geography. One note on being single and dealing with the occasional loneliness (you probably already know this)..... I have been single a long time and have decided it's somewhat unnatural for most humans to be alone, so there's some very challenging times. Interestingly, single women appear to live longer than married women, and married men seem to live longer than single men. So, based on that one metric a few general assumptions could be made. But regardless, the one major activity that has helped me cope with loneliness is meditation. It's been my salvation; always providing a place to relax, regroup and feel connected even when humans simply are not available! Best wishes for safe and enjoyable travels!
Mexico city is huge, beautiful architecture, green spaces, alot of museums, mostly nice weather Playa del Carmen area, caribbean beaches, mayan ruins, more touristy, humid climate If you dont speak any spanish maybe places like playa and surroundings might be easier, also cities like San Miguel de Allende, Puerto Vallarta, Merida Oaxaca state, Chiapas, Guanajuato are also very beautiful states with lots of culture
I don’t know if you’ve already addressed this but, in terms of the lingoda courses, how many options are there? I’m in PST and am working full-time so classes would need to fit around my 8-5 work schedule.
I’m Mexican American my parents are from Mexico and I dream of living there☹️ we go every year (pre-covid) but my parents expect me to finish college in the US, find a job and make a lot of money😪 I’ve brought up that I want to move to Mexico and my dad is supportive but my mom shuts down that dream real quick because I’m a girl and I have never been independent, far from my family, and for fear of cartels. Last year I lived 4 months with my grandma who lives on a ranch in Zacatecas and I told her how happy life in Mexico makes me and she just tells me to stay but my mom will NOT allow me even though I’m an adult lol😭 my only fear would be trying to find a job and be financially stable on my own.
I'd finish school and find a virtual job and move wherever I want. Your mom's experience of Mexico is hers not yours. There's a saying in Spanish that says "cada uno habla como le fue en la feria". The fact that she couldn't find herself in Mexico is her experience. I would say that she feels that she also suffered and sacrificed herself for you coming to the US therefore she feels like you owned her big and she is entitled to exercise her power. So sorry but it's true what she doesn't know is that time changes people, locations and this pandemic and technology has opened new opportunities. If you don't like Mexico you can always come back but what you can NOT change is the things that you never did when you wanted to. Good lucky and be strong!
i don't know how it went for you in the end but I can assure you that colleges here are really good and since your parents are mexican you are entitled to get a dual citizenship so that you won't have to pay as a foreigner. Since you already speak english you actually have a big chance of landing a cool job. You can always go back to the US if you don't like it in the end, but I highly suggest you try it out porque no hay que quedarse con ganas de nada en esta vida
"Being alone doesn't mean you're lonely" such a powerful and true statement, sometimes I feel more lonely when I'm surrounded by people not when I'm alone.
that resonated with me as well. Moving to Mexico will be a solo adventure for me and i absolutely can't wait
watching your videos is so authentic it's like a facetime call with you that always makes me feel better
I've been in Mexico Five years now haven't looked back. I truly enjoy my life here.
As a fellow Black woman in LA, I’m so happy you found a place to restart, recharge and be independent of whatever was holding down your energy negatively. Every woman knows what that is - you’re glowing sis 😊😊
Yeah when i speak spanish i just say whatever 😂 like dont act like u can’t understand me 😂😂 i think that has helped me improve a lot
Same sis ! I put my Spanish to work in Mexico a month ago !
I love Mexico so much. It’s been my dream to live there at some point.
I believe you will make it happen! ❤️ And we’ll get coffee when you do 😍
@@MisakoEnvela that would be lovely. All the best with your plans and dreams, and with film school. As a film studies graduate I can say any means of storytelling opens the door for more understanding and compassion
That bit about having to earn enjoyment . . . ouch. Ouch in a good way. Didn't even realize I had embraced that way of thinking but that hit home. Thank you!
Can you talk about how you keep your braids while living in Mexico - do you do them yourself, or is it easy to find braiders? They look beautiful btw💗
I absolutely love Mexico! I might move to Tijuana because I have tons friends down there & I already go there every month to do humanitarian work in poor communities so your videos actually inspire me to do it ❤️
If I may, you should try and go farther south! The border states and cities are more Americanize, let say. The southern states are a lot richer in every sense, culturally, astronomically, etc Oaxaca, Chiapas, could be great for the humanitarian work that you do. God bless you
That's awesome I'm also staying in Tijuana. I appreciate the work u do.
Nice!!!!
Can you do a video on how to meet people when living abroad? Other expats or locals? Thinking about going to Mexico City sometime later this year or next year as well
"I found my balance here". Goodness gracious! Happy you was able to find your/an environment where your mind, body and soul can thrive and unfold. Journey well.
This video totally reflects everything I've been thinking about since I decided in January to move to CDMX in a couple months! Even after just making the decision to leave my home city, Ive felt so much growth and change within myself that I can only imagine will further once I get there. I appreciate your perspective and videos so much.
Amen. For some reason Mexico just makes you happy
I totally understand leaving a place where your heart was broken. I cannot wait to retire abroad. I live in Jacksonville. Objectively it is a wonderful place, full of opportunity, but I simply don't want to be here anymore. It doesn't feel like home.
Living in Los Angeles binge watching your videos and dreaming of moving to Mexico for a few months. Thanks for the inspo glad I found your channel!!
Hey, Sunshine... You seem a lot happier and more refreshed. I noticed in a lot of the pictures you took here in the States that you appeared unhappy and sour? I no longer see that now... Growing up in Los Angeles and spending time in Asia certainly changed my life. I came back with a greater sense of balance and appreciation.
I have been in Mexico for 12 years. I started in the Yucatan, I moved to the state of Veracruz 3 years ago. The hot weather in the Yucatan was getting unbearable. I pray that I will never be forced to move back to the US. Living in a foreign country is not for everyone. But I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity for this very wonderful experience. Hasta la vista baby have a good day no matter where you are
Your videos radiate lots of positivity and good intentions. I appreciate your content a lot and it’s certainly helped me sift through some of my thoughts/feelings as I prepare to move to CDMX this summer. Thank you, Misako!
I’m moving to Mexico in October and I’ve been hooked on you and Energi’s videos! Thanks for sharing so much with us 💕
Good luck! I plan on visiting for the month of October and moving sometime next year.
Thank you for your transparency. I am currently working through a really rough break up and the place that I am is all I've known my entire life. I came across your video, as I begin to plan my next move, which includes relocating. Not sure where, but Mexico is at the top of my list. As you shared your experience of relocating and the freedom that is has brought you, it truly blessed me. It gave me a wink and a nod that I can do this and it's just about what is best for me at this moment in my life. Thank you! I look forward to reviewing your past content and your future moments. Stay well!
Hi,
Did you relocate to Mexico?
No, still weighing my options and planning.
Because your videos ...I'm headed to Mexico now...🔥🔥🔥🇲🇽
I had the feeling you were a cancer before you mentioned it. I am as well and you remind me a lot of myself. I love your videos, thank you for sharing what you've learned so far.
Living in Mexico is one of my biggest dreams ♥
Damn, these are huge life lessons! Thanks for sharing Misako!
Great video! You're doing you and I really respect and admire that. Rock on!!!
✨Authenticity poppin✨ I'm addicted been bing watching 🎞
I want my life to be like yours.
Happy and at peace. 🙏
Thank you very much for your
videos, they give me hope.
Gosh ur videos always make me smile, i juste love ur vibe and ur energies ! I was absolutely not surprised to hear that you’re a cancer 🤍 As a french woman learning english and spanish, and dreaming to live in México one day, I send you huge kisses from the middle of the Indian Ocean 💞
I’m always waiting for your videos! So inspiring
Thank you for taking the time to watch them, Justin! I appreciate you!!! ❤️
Truly needed to hear all of this. Deciding if it’s time to remove my crutches and move onto a path of growth in my life. Thank you for this
7 out of 8 of these lessons happen to be things I've known but have really being needing to _learn_ since 2020. Number 4 might be reason enough for me to bounce from the US right now.
Thank you for sharing, I really like that last one 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Wow. This is such a peaceful and authentic video. I have just found your channel and trust me I will be watching all of your videos. Thank you for being here and giving such a beautiful conversation. Looking to study abroad in Mexico and I feel like your entire channel is radient and calming and the type of videos I need in my life. Thank you. Hope you are having a nice day!
i really love your perspective and energy. thank you for sharing! 💙
I love how happy you are :') .... you're one of the you tubers that inspired me to move to Mexico too! I got in a car accident the day before I was going to buy my tickets, so I'm currently healing from my car accident injuries...but after I'm healed I'm getting the heck out of the US and moving to Mexico!! :') I can't wait!
I am so glad you have come to so many enlightings experiences..
I’m a Cancer too and I relate with you so much.
GREAT 8 month reflection, lots of wisdom in it. Thank you
I can relate to every single point. The time holds memories and spaces hold energy really stuck with me. So true!
Glad to know you have a lot of positive experiences. Thank you for sharing your beauty and thoughts in this vid
Hola!! I’m missing your videos but can understand needing a break. Sending you positive vibes ✨🦋
My husband has been thinking about going back to Mexico and, of course he Is the love of my life, I would follow him anywhere. I appreciate you making these videos because it’s been giving me insight. You e opened my eyes a lot and I can definitely write down more cons. Especially coming from another vegan.
I am moving to Mexico in the next couple of months and your channel has been so helpful. I appreciate you.
Thank you so much for these videos. I am really considering to make the move. Life should not have to be such a struggle here in the United States. Life is meant to be enjoyed and to be lived not live to work. you are truly an inspiration.
your videos never disappoint ✨ There’s always something you say that resonates with me
What an inspiration! I left LA for Oregon in 2018, bought a place on Mt. Hood in late 2019 & BAM.....the rest is history and I’m thinking of Mexico next, or back to Malibu. I found your channel tonight & wow what an inspiration👏Single ladies we are stronger than we usually realize & YOU are the example so thank you for your brave heart and soul❣️🔥💝
Back to Malibu?? You must be rich! I grew up there when it was a cool little beach town where a middle class family of 6 could afford to live. It has been destroyed by American greed. Breaks my heart what's happened to this once amazing country.
Misaki I must say, THANKYOU for this video! You said so many simple things that my heart needed to hear on today. I appreciate ur transparency like honesty I just do. So refreshing. I pray that God blesses you in the most richest way that you need it most and always keeps u safe and full of godly wisdom on how to move in your life! Love ya girl!!! 🤗
Also stupid typo didn't mean to spell ur name incorrectly!!
Thanks for sharing, I certainly can identify with so much of what you spoke about. It takes courage to travel, to be alone & to allow oneself to be open to change! The more videos I watch, it appears that Mexico has been a platform for so much spiritual awakening, for so many people of colour. I can’t wait to get there!✈️🌍🙏🏽
Your videos are so calming. I am so happy to be a subscriber. Thanks you for making content for us.🙏🏽💗
You look so happy😍
dope, thanks for sharing.... i feel like i ran into you in LA... maybe glad to see you happy
New subscriber here. I’m inspired by your journey to Mexico 🇲🇽 and your practical advice. Love Baja California and want to live there 🙂
CANNOT believe it’s been 8 months
Aww this put a smile on my face. Haha I love the ambience 😂
im convinced to move there now!!!!
You're an inspiring young lady! Love your wise energy.
Yes hello great video. I’m from SoCal as well and thinking of exciting the Matrix(USA). Are you in Merida, which is on my relocation radar.
I enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽❤️❤️❤️
You're so inspiring!! I feel like I'm going to end up moving to Mexico now... :)
Thank you
one video in and im in love
New to your channel, you are beautiful-,so calm..Your honesty is appreciated and well said. I am retired and thinking of spending the cold winters of Toronto in Mexico-2-3 months.I have been watching videos about making that move recently. Want to start researching now,for this winter.
Have been to Mexico once, years ago ,with my Daughter,after a divorce,so I can relate to the feelings you are referring to, after a break up.I loved it in Puerto Vallarta for a week .Hope to get some advice from you.
Misako should really write a self help book because I would actually read it !!! 🍊
I went to check out the Lingoda and saw the one sprint was sold out. I was like: OK MISAKO! Get your influence on 👏🏿✨🔥💕💕💕😁
V happy surprise to see you so soon 😂 Stay blessed Queen 💖
Wow I see you this is so reflective
Love your honesty. Space and time ✨💕
These were great points, I actually resonated with some. I came back from mexico city a month ago, loved it! Although I only knew some words in spanish and very little conversation phrases, I really felt the vibe of the place, despite a language barrier, I feel that is true most of where you go.
I think a lot of the points you made are due to the Culture we have in the US, so its so different from Mexico. The thing is too we seem to associated Mexico as so dangerous and nothing good about it, as if america is the best in every way and american culture is the best and right way for everything, not true! I cant wait to go back and visit again.
I needed to hear your words today. I feel inspired and hopeful, thank you.
I love you and all your videos. How have you been able to meet new people? I also moved to MX alone and the thing that’s been holding me back the most is my fear of going out alone, especially to bars or clubs (where I would want to meet people my age) but as a woman I really fear getting attention from people I don’t want it from, and I would rather avoid the whole situation altogether. I didn’t move here just to spend all day in my apartment, but when I don’t have a specific place to be this is what I do...I would love to hear about your favorite and safest ways to meet new people
Are there any expat clubs in CDMX that you can be a member of?
You need to get rid of your fear...
@@sweetcutecoolgirl Fear is not a bad thing, you just do it in fear💜
Dear young Goddess. You are perfect. That is really the radiant person you are. Inspiring testimonial. Thanks for sharing your beautiful thoughts and experiences. Sending you lots of love.
As a Mexican I have to say be respectful and Alwar say thank you and you're welcome these two word will open doors for you here
Your energy is amazing thank you for the wisdom 💗
Wow, Cancer girl here too! and still going through rough breakup from Nov 2020. Another reason to leave LA for Mexico....
Thank you!
Once again your wisdom is so helpful
GrandRising
High Frequency Vibrations
Great Video
ToDayWeRise
Love Light & Healing
Aww this is great, so excited to move
LOVE THIS
Very good video keep up the good work
thankyou for sharing ur journey with us:) truly inspiring
Loved it!!!!
I have to work on being in the present and being ok with not having a plan :( Great video, as always!
This exactly what I needed to hear
I'm coming to Mexico
Is the air quality in CDMX ok? Does it smell bad? I am going to study there for two months soon. Now I’m freaking out, not sure if it will be ok. I’d really appreciate any good words. Thank you!
Just discovered your channel. Love your energy. Considering moving to Mexico or Portugal. What part of Mexico would you recommend for a single mom with a toddler?
I am loving your videos ! I binge watched so many haha . By the way I really think you would love to watch HINDZ here on you tube . I just found him and cant stop watching his videos either. Anyways, thank you for taking the time to make those videos . I enjoy them very much.
Hello and thank you for your helpful insight. I am thinking of booking an airbnb and moving there for the next few months while studying. Of the places you've stayed, which has been your favorite? Best wishes.
You remind me of Jess from 13 reasons why! So pretty!!!💖💖💖
L.A. sure doesn't seem like a good fit for you- and I am sure you agree. Major congratulations on your move. It has obviously created many more changes beyond geography. One note on being single and dealing with the occasional loneliness (you probably already know this)..... I have been single a long time and have decided it's somewhat unnatural for most humans to be alone, so there's some very challenging times. Interestingly, single women appear to live longer than married women, and married men seem to live longer than single men. So, based on that one metric a few general assumptions could be made. But regardless, the one major activity that has helped me cope with loneliness is meditation. It's been my salvation; always providing a place to relax, regroup and feel connected even when humans simply are not available! Best wishes for safe and enjoyable travels!
How do you compare CDMX to Playa del Carmen? Which one would you recommend for the first trip to Mexico?
Mexico city is huge, beautiful architecture, green spaces, alot of museums, mostly nice weather
Playa del Carmen area, caribbean beaches, mayan ruins, more touristy, humid climate
If you dont speak any spanish maybe places like playa and surroundings might be easier, also cities like San Miguel de Allende, Puerto Vallarta, Merida
Oaxaca state, Chiapas, Guanajuato are also very beautiful states with lots of culture
Inspiring...
I don’t know if you’ve already addressed this but, in terms of the lingoda courses, how many options are there? I’m in PST and am working full-time so classes would need to fit around my 8-5 work schedule.
U look so amazing!
México City is incredibel 👍👍
What you recommend for someone to do when they want to work in the US and live In Mexico
I’m Mexican American my parents are from Mexico and I dream of living there☹️ we go every year (pre-covid) but my parents expect me to finish college in the US, find a job and make a lot of money😪 I’ve brought up that I want to move to Mexico and my dad is supportive but my mom shuts down that dream real quick because I’m a girl and I have never been independent, far from my family, and for fear of cartels. Last year I lived 4 months with my grandma who lives on a ranch in Zacatecas and I told her how happy life in Mexico makes me and she just tells me to stay but my mom will NOT allow me even though I’m an adult lol😭 my only fear would be trying to find a job and be financially stable on my own.
I'd finish school and find a virtual job and move wherever I want. Your mom's experience of Mexico is hers not yours. There's a saying in Spanish that says "cada uno habla como le fue en la feria". The fact that she couldn't find herself in Mexico is her experience. I would say that she feels that she also suffered and sacrificed herself for you coming to the US therefore she feels like you owned her big and she is entitled to exercise her power. So sorry but it's true what she doesn't know is that time changes people, locations and this pandemic and technology has opened new opportunities. If you don't like Mexico you can always come back but what you can NOT change is the things that you never did when you wanted to. Good lucky and be strong!
i don't know how it went for you in the end but I can assure you that colleges here are really good and since your parents are mexican you are entitled to get a dual citizenship so that you won't have to pay as a foreigner.
Since you already speak english you actually have a big chance of landing a cool job. You can always go back to the US if you don't like it in the end, but I highly suggest you try it out porque no hay que quedarse con ganas de nada en esta vida
New subscriber I want to retire there but need safe nice place and how much money is comfy
You forgot #9 thing of being in Mexico, which will be being thankful 😁😁
Where did you get your hair done while there?