It’s kind of hard to explain, but….She’s not saying that people who aren’t Latin don’t like/want kids. But if you read up on latin culture, or the differences between collectivist cultures, such as Latin America, Asia, versus individualist cultures, like American culture, you would get what she was saying. From her environment, being around or part of large families, “it takes a village” child-rearing practices, the more traditional parental roles, the expectations of adult children assisting their own parents later in life, etc., she’s just saying that, “of course” she would have kids. Really, there’s a gazillion differences in attitudes towards work, family, children in various countries. My bf is Indian, so I could go on and on. But…so she’s just attributing her obvious future as a mother to her upbringing and culture. Maybe someone else can explain it better….but she’s not meaning it as any sort of insult to other people, nationalities or countries.

She was in City of God, not City of Gold.

Daughter of Sonia Braga I assume….

I get it as many many hispanic/latin friends I have say they grow up with numeorus cousins & some1 l always being pregnant. Thus from childhood they start helping take care of kids, see the beauty of motherhood/ families, & want it for themselves.

A Latin Thing? What does swhe mean by that? It’s no latin thing. I love kids too even if I’m not latin and many MANY other people who aren’t latin love kids too. That’s no culture thing, that a personnality thing.

How could that be a Latin thing?! I’m really confused how she came to that conclusion! Great to hear that people love and want kids, but I don’t think it’s a cultural thing lol.