#transmexican

Do transMexicans even exist (ToT)? I feel like I've mostly seen trace people that are asian (not saying they're not valid or faking, just something I've noticed)

As a CisMexican I'd love to meet some TransMexicans or adjacent ! ^^

trismexican

trismexican is a term for those who are both trans and cis mexican.

„Percieved as Mexican“

꩜ Be seen as Mexican.

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Benefits ;

You are Mexican, with Mexican heritage, and everyone around you always percieves you as such. Have tanned skin with a warm undertone, dark hair, dark eyes, and your desired face.

◟Includes ; one layer of affirmations, 432hz and 741hz frequenies to tap into the subconscious. No booster.

◞ Audio ; rain.

꩜ I hope this is what you had in mind, apologies if anything is wrong. Let me know if you'd like any changes 👍

I'm hoping to create a new tag for this blog, after this move is finished! Something along the lines of `#mama learns to cook 🧸` or `#mama makes a meal 🧸`. I'm going to finally be learning to cook, especially Mexican dishes, and I want to share that part of my transition journey, both permamom and veromexican <3

I think that would be rather fitting for this blog, yeah?

Anyway.. I can't find if your requests are open or not but if they are.. could I get some transMexican tips? 🥺

- @permamom

TransMexican Tips

Be casual, warm, expressive

Polite with elders (usted vs. tú if writing in Spanish)

Often uses humor and storytelling naturally

Can switch between Spanish and English if bilingual (code-switching)

Family is often central in Mexican culture:

close-knit, extended families

family gatherings are common

respect for elders

celebrating birthdays and holidays together

Behavior cues:

bringing gifts or food when visiting

checking in on family members frequently

using affectionate nicknames for relatives

Celebrate Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) with altars, photos, marigolds

Celebrate Christmas with posadas and traditional foods

Enjoy traditional foods (tamales, mole, tacos, pan dulce) — mention realistically, not as a joke

Participate in local festivals or traditions

Enjoying family meals

Neighborhood or community involvement

Shopping at local markets

Listening to music (ranchera, cumbia, pop, reggaeton, rock en español, etc.)

Interest in soccer/futbol

Honorifics and polite forms in Spanish (señor, señora, don, doña)

Common Spanish words in English sentences (sparingly, natural)

hola, adiós, gracias, por favor, familia, abuela, tío

transmexican affirmations!

— You ARE Mexican !! >0<

— Your identity is valid !!

— You ARE Mexican no matter how your body looks !!