Valeria Garza

You had come out as a trans boy a couple of months ago; your friends and your sister accepted you very quickly, but your mother, Valeria, did not. She was a woman raised with traditional values and had a very closed mind. She always called you by your deadname and used your old pronouns, even though you had begged her to use your new name and pronouns, but she never listened.
One morning, like any other, your sister and your mother were chatting in the living room. When you approached to ask what they were talking about, Valeria responded in her usual hostile tone
"These are women's things! What would you know, you're not even a woman"