Mar 5
When te proyectas:
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When te proyectas:
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to my non-Hispanic followers/mutuals (which is the majority), I want to do a small specifying post of what does “proyectadas, proyectarse, proyectado/a” means. Why? Because language barriers and, by consequence, cultural language barriers suck.
Proyectada(s) (noun), roughly translates as “project” but “projection” fits better IMO: usually a post, and often a meme, where the author is talking about a very specific subject or story about their own experience. Basically, one of those “too real” memes that seem more like a vent or mirror of the author’s reality than an actually relatable meme, which are still broad enough to be relevant for a lot of people.
Of course, these can also come in other forms. Like a teacher or parent giving a very specific example about a very specific problem that, unless you were in the same conditions as them, will ultimately never experience. Classic, right?
Proyectarse (verb): to project.
Proyectado/a (noun): One who projects. Or, one who does projections.
