No sé qué hacer, mi hija empezó a salir con un chico. Él es muy atento y me cae muy bien,

I don't know what to do. My daughter started dating a boy. He's very attentive and I like him a lot, but I found out he's a Pisces… and my daughter is also a Pisces! That's like incest, zodiacally speaking. My daughter Sofia has always been the luminous center of my life, my most delicate creation, the creature the universe entrusted to me when I myself was broken and needed a reason to believe that love could still take human form. From the moment she was born, I knew she came laden with emotional water, with that Piscean sensitivity that not everyone knows how to handle without contaminating it with their earthly clumsiness. I raised her with dried flowers in her books, salt baths at the changing of the seasons, and the habit of never ignoring a hunch, because a mother doesn't just educate, she also interprets signs. Sofia was always sweet, one of those little girls who hugged trees and apologized when they accidentally stepped on an ant, and that's why I knew she needed someone who wouldn't extinguish that vibration. When she started getting interested in yoga, meditation, and those kinds of spaces where people still try to listen to their souls, I felt like she was finally choosing a clear path. It was at one of those retreats that she met Mateo, her boyfriend, and at first, I was the first to be happy for her, because I'm not one of those bitter mothers who instinctively hate every boy. When Sofía first told me about him, she said he was attentive, that he really listened, that he didn't laugh when she talked about strange dreams or heavy energies, and that already seemed like a statistical miracle to me. The first time I saw him come home with a bag of organic herbal teas because he'd remembered my daughter's favorite, I thought that maybe the universe was finally making up for all the ridicule I'd endured my whole life for being an intuitive woman. Mateo had that calmness of someone who doesn't seem to want to win anyone over, and that's precisely why he ends up being likeable; a soft voice, a polite way of sitting, and a gaze warm enough to make you want to believe. He was even respectful to me from the start, which threw me off a bit because I was already prepared to detect masculine arrogance disguised as charm. 0:00 Main Story 12:27 Main Story Comments 13:37 Update 1 24:30 Update 1 Comments 25:39 Update 2 35:47 Update 2 Comments 37:06 Update 3 47:12 Update 3 Comments 48:36 Update 4