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March 10, 2017 Claudya Martinez

17 Signs You Grew up Mexican (The Flying Chancla Report)

Hola Chulas y Chulos! It’s time for another edition of The Flying Chancla Report. Today my chancla and I want to keep it light because things have gotten so heavy, qué no? So we decided to mine a favorite topic: growing up Mexican.

Now, you probably know whether you grew up Mexican or not, but just in case you got amnesia from being hit over the head telenovela-style with a chancla by your lover’s ex-wife, who is really not his ex because she signed the divorce papers with disappearing ink, we thought we’d share some obvious signs. I mean not to be stereotypical or anything, but if three or more of the following signs apply to you, you most likely grew up Mexican. 

Frijol duties were not to be taken lightly. 

https://twitter.com/SOMEXlCAN/status/834583321837342720

Your perceived inability to wipe your butt was always used against you. 

https://twitter.com/SOMEXlCAN/status/834583450153689088

You knew how to do laundry before you could tie your shoes. 

My aunt is teaching my 3 year old cousin how to do laundry #growingupmexican

— Audrianna (@xoxoaudrianna) February 15, 2017

Because you were never to young to learn how to clean. 

When you mexican in general…#growingupmexican pic.twitter.com/0pqzqKtNJx

— Boi (@MexicanoKids) December 12, 2016

ALSO READ: Mexican Moms Love Sneaking Snacks Into the Movies (The Flying Chancla Report)

And yet, you cleaned and cleaned and cleaned, but it was never enough. 

https://twitter.com/menaxo__/status/840132270941859840

You never really knew who you were related to. 

https://twitter.com/LaurennnG23/status/838949797222563843

Family tree? Uh, uh. Yours is more of a family orchard. 

Family tree when you are Mexican

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Your mom had stealth fingers of steel and she was not afraid to use them. 

https://twitter.com/Yare_guzman19/status/833375834295648256

Your friends at school talked about these things called donuts, but your mom was like “¡Qué donas, ni qué nada!” 

https://twitter.com/marybellelopez6/status/832736320824807424

ALSO READ: 10 Signs You’ve Turned into Your Latina Mom

If you didn’t like spicy food, too bad for you because not spicy was not an option. 

When i say i dont like spicy things. #GrowingUpMexican pic.twitter.com/v1Fs1iebVS

— El Korgo 🍞 (@DaKorgo) February 11, 2017

You never got to choose what to watch on TV because THIS…

https://twitter.com/_omfgjuan/status/828289371791056897

ALSO READ: Walter Mercado in This Doritos Commercial Is out of This World

You could want all you wanted, but you never really had a say. 

https://twitter.com/DanielPeGa_/status/825504169687707648

All roads always led back to cleaning. 

https://twitter.com/Alejandra061813/status/822903589299515393

You never knew whether to eat or not eat because of the mixed signals. 

Growing up Mexican Meme

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

When you burned yourself, you soon found yourself slathered in butter. 

When you burn yourself cooking or baking…
Mom/Dad/Grandparents: "Ponle butter."#GrowingUpMexican pic.twitter.com/CAVPTbkLIT

— ✨💙☁️ (@ForeverStephhhh) December 7, 2016

ALSO READ: Emojis Your Latina Mom Would Approve Of

You had so many nicknames you almost forgot your real name. 

https://twitter.com/SOMEXlCAN/status/803407497272823808

Pierced as a baby, check. Pierced anything else? I don’t think so.  

When you're parents are too Mexican & wont let you pierce your nose 👃@Janxo11 #GrowingUpMexican 😂 pic.twitter.com/zVW0UhVhMv

— j a y . o (@jayyyyohh_) October 12, 2016

That’s it for this week’s The Flying Chancla Report. I love you mucho and remember, spread love, not chanclazos!

The Flying Chancla Report

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