Chapter 3
Respect & Admiration
The Language of Seeing Her
Respect in Puerto Rican culture is not passive. It is active. It is spoken. To admire her out loud is to honor who she is — not just how she looks, but who she is becoming.
Vocabulary
Words of Admiration
Seeing Her Strength
Admiro tu fortaleza
Tap to reveal
Eres una guerrera
Tap to reveal
Me inspiras
Tap to reveal
Eres valiente
Tap to reveal
Te respeto mucho
Tap to reveal
"She needs to hear it from you."
Cultural Context
Honoring Her Heritage
Cultural Context
Respeto
In Puerto Rican culture, respect is not just politeness — it is a core value. To show 'respeto' is to acknowledge someone's dignity, their history, and their worth.
Orgullo
Pride in heritage runs deep. When you honor where she comes from, you honor who she is.
Dignidad
Dignity is sacred. Never diminish her in public or private. Lift her up, always.
"Respect is the foundation upon which love is built."
Reflection
Admiration Reflection
Seeing Her Fully
What is one quality about her that you have never told her you admire?
Go beyond appearance. Think character, resilience, spirit.
How does she show strength in ways the world might not see?
The quiet strength. The daily courage.
Write a sentence of admiration for her here — in your own words.
It doesn't have to be in Spanish yet. Just be honest.
"What you admire, you amplify."
"To see her clearly is the deepest form of love"