I lived there for 5 years. Las “fresas” that are actually rich will be super low-key, private, always act/speak with class. The fakers , the one’s pretending will come across as a bit false, a bit showy and trying to impress.
Stunning Valentina, enjoy all the lovely new pieces. I didn’t know about the Celine wallet with the detachable card holder, very very handy. And beautiful. And your doggo is toooo adorable.
Hi girls 🥰 I'm sharing a short storytime about leaving Mexico and moving to the US, various unboxings and a little bit of my beautiful Croatia. Thank you always for watching!! Much love, Valentina 💕
Spend $20,000 on a handbag instead of $200 on a Spend $20,000 on a handbag instead of $200 on a H Q D U P S bag. Spending $20,000 on a handbag is worse than spending $200 on a replica #hqdups bag. Then invest the remaining $19,800. The obvious choice, since a $20,000 bag is unlikely to appreciate in value.
It's obvious you can't stand these fresas. Normal, Westernized people can't stand them. You think that only about 100 years ago, 2 million Mexicans died fighting a social revolution to end up with this materialistic crap, while the country is consumed in lawlessness and 100,000 people are disappeared. Zapata is rolling in his grave as these fresas
Where are you from Valentina? This really is a cultural thing that I think is typical in many countries... that people, particularly to social events, don't arrive exactly on time. It's no fun being the first one at the party.
@@emmaslyons I'm from Croatia. I wasn't referring to a party or bigger events, but to a smaller friends gathering, like 3,4 people. It's disrespectful, but I got used to it and know now mexican "horario"
@@alejandragarza2670 yes, I do. I also know people who were innocent but were in jail, I know people who had their identity stolen, I know people who were threatened but guns, who got robbed, attacked, I know people who fraudulently lost money, abandoned children in the middle of the highway, etc. Some things have happened to me personally, some to my friends, some to people I know. I don't talk about it on my videos because Mexico doesn't need more bad publicity than it already has. I could talk for an hour about all of the bad things that I've experienced or heard of in my video, but I chose not to because there are great people in Mexico too and I try to focus on the good stuff. I also know people who (like you) have never experienced anything bad even tough they live in Mty their whole lives - because they are mindful and careful where they go and that they do, they have security on their minds always. I didn't because I come from a VERY safe country where you don't have to think about lots of stuff you have to think about in Mexico
@@valentinasadak you are very lucky to come from a very safe place. I always tell people who want to come, to be careful. Mexico is not a safe country. As you say, you have to know where to go and what to do. Like you, I have met people, but very few, whose car was stolen, or came into their houses, while they were on vacation. But never met someone who was kidnapped. I live very happy and feel safe here. I’ve always lived in San Pedro, and it’s the safest area. That helps. Obviously I know people from other areas who’ve never had any problems with security issues.
😊I have the same cyme Polene you know it❤ and in mini cognac, I have also that Adidas and the Le Pliage Longchamp in exactly booth in that color like yours, and also the Tom Ford sent….amazing that we have often the same taste. Love your Videos🎉
Ahorita = I'm going to try my best to do it as soon as possible and I'm definitely going to put you somewhere in my list of priorities, but When will that be? That depends on current circumstances and maybe even my mood.
Yo soy regio y creo que ella puede hacer un video en el idioma que se le antoje, tambien este video esta dirigido a gente de otros idiomas asi que tu comentario no va
I am mexican from Monterrey, I understand and agree there are "mamones" and believe it's because Monterrey is such a big city, and a lot of people are sort of fighting for this "upper class" prestige and they feel like if they act snobby or use really expensive things etc...they get to belong to this so called "upper class". Another thing is that the US is really close (just 2 hours far) and it has influenced the city a lot, some people might see acting like americans or doing "american stuff" as something cool. Anyway, I have always have found my way of getting away from these type of people. For the rest, you can find very friendly and nice, warm people. By the other hand, we are indeed very indirect, but guess what, in southern Mexico it is even more indirect haha, only with lifetime friends we get to be really direct.
If you hate bumpy cars but don’t try to understand the reality of Mx you should have stayed in Europe, constructive criticism is ok but not without the sufficient research, your perspective seems superficial…and I agree that is the immigrant who needs to adjust not the other way around
Cars are objectively bad and unrealistic for cities you need public transport. I am glad the metro is being made and I hope this trend continues because Monterrey is growing. Not to mention the pollution is very bad I am moving out of Monterrey 1 hour away for my sons respiratory health. I hate cars and car culture I have plenty of criticism for the us as well and any car reliant country. Trains, metros, bikes, and walking are the best way to plan a city. Cars are expensive dangerous prisons the traffic to go to cumbres is ridiculous and I like cumbres but the traffic is off the charts
Mx copies the worst of the US (concrete everywhere, too many cars, etc), especially in the north, plus the lack of regulations (that’s pure Mexican), the ‘go’ entrepreneurial mentality is also very Mexican (just do it), Mx is a place to be careful but centre and south are definitely more friendly
This worked like magic for me and am on my 4th bottle .. I didn't stop using it but yes I use it less frequently like once a week.. I have normal hairfall while doing regular shampoo .. but yes I don't think I'll ever stop using it ..
Adding to the household. It’s common to have, stay in home help. A person that lives in your house, and helps to clean, laundry, cooking. They leave on Saturday and come back on Monday. This is very common with women that are home stay wives.
Hi, first time seeing your video, welcome to Monterrey. One thing about “ahorita”, it not necessarily means no time, instead of that it is like “let me finish first what I’m doing right now”. Now about being late, it just applies in social reunions, not work meetings. And the reason of being late for a reunion like a party is that no one wants to came first because people would think that you are too anxious. So is better if you came half an hour late.
I feel like the shedding happened because you moved to a different place, and maybe that could have affected the hair loss? The environment could have affected the hair, and maybe it needed time to adapt
@@Lilly_eve maybe if it were a new place I was coming to - yes, definitely. But I came home, as I have already done before while I was using this serum and nothing has happened. I agree that changing the environment can change the hair (when I lived in Spain I had the most beautiful hair ever without using any new products), but not in this case - it was because I've stopped using the serum suddenly and for a long time ✨
