"Pensé que iría al infierno": La Valiente Historia de Joy Huerta

Joy Huerta thought she would go to hell for loving a woman. If you've ever felt religious guilt when coming out, you have to see this story. 👇 "I'm in love, I'm going to hell." That was the phrase that marked the beginning of Joy Huerta's awakening. In this video, we analyze Joy's courageous story ("Lo que nunca Dijimos" by Jesse & Joy): how she went from being the perfect daughter of an ultraconservative evangelical pastor to becoming a lesbian visibility icon and a mother alongside her wife, Diana. We talk about: 💔 The weight of religion and guilt for women who love women. 🤫 The secret, the breakup, and the grief after her father's death. 🌈 The reunion with Diana and her mother's valuable reaction. 🎤 We remember the phrase of a legend! Juan Gabriel! "What you see is what you get" 🦎 And yes... we also talk about lesbian lizards! This isn't just the story of a celebrity; it's the story of many of us who were born before the '90s and had to fight our own fears. I'm Vala, and this is Vieja Fleta ;) Video Chapters: 0:00 - Joy: "I'm going to hell" 0:30 - Guilt in past generations 2:16 - The pastor father and family control 3:34 - Getting to know Diana: Friendship or Love? 5:23 - The stage of fear and heartbreak 7:14 - Grief and reconciliation with the truth 8:38 - Mom's reaction (The most beautiful moment) 10:40 - The impossibility of being gay in the 90s: Ana Gabriel, Ricky Martin, and Juan Gabriel 11:04 - The public announcement and social judgment 11:25 - Why do we need visibility? Follow me on my social media! Instagram:   / viejafleta   TikTok:   / viejafleta   #JoyHuerta #JesseyJoy #ComingOut #LesbianStory #ViejaFleta #LGBT #LoveIsLove