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** Rolando in "Siempre es de Noche". He abuses of his wife, Denia when he has the chance, even at work and home. He often hits her, even for smaller things and denies control over her life. He has NoListeningSkills when Denia tries to reason with him or warn him over his lousy ways to solve their inversion problems. He also commits adultery and immediately goes into a rage when she makes an act of defiance, even if it's unintentional on her part.
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** Karen from "Límites" [[UpToEleven is an exagerated example]]. She ruined the life of Iris (her older sister) a lot, like: destroying the photos of their mother, ruining the day of her wedding and her wedding dress, accusing her of being a "lesbian" in a family Christmas party, (because she didn't wanted to borrow her a dress) stealing her boyfriend, humilliating her in the funeral of their father and ruined her Quinceañera party. She also tells embarrasing moments of her in very inapropiate moments. [[ObfuscatingStupidity The worst part is that she's very well aware what she's doing, but fakes innocence and acts like she doesn't know any better, and in the end of the episode is revelated that she's doing this]], [[TheResenter because she resents her sister and father because, unlike them]], [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse she never got to meet her mother (it's implied Karen's birth caused the demise of her and Iris' mother) and she feels that she has to ruin the life of anybody who she thinks is having a better life than her for it]].
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** Karen from "Límites" [[UpToEleven is an exagerated example]].example. She ruined the life of Iris (her older sister) a lot, like: destroying the photos of their mother, ruining the day of her wedding and her wedding dress, accusing her of being a "lesbian" in a family Christmas party, (because she didn't wanted to borrow her a dress) stealing her boyfriend, humilliating her in the funeral of their father and ruined her Quinceañera party. She also tells embarrasing moments of her in very inapropiate moments. [[ObfuscatingStupidity The worst part is that she's very well aware what she's doing, but fakes innocence and acts like she doesn't know any better, and in the end of the episode is revelated that she's doing this]], [[TheResenter because she resents her sister and father because, unlike them]], [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse she never got to meet her mother (it's implied Karen's birth caused the demise of her and Iris' mother) and she feels that she has to ruin the life of anybody who she thinks is having a better life than her for it]].
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** Ramon from "Doble Amenaza". Not only he doesn't care what Paola thinks or needs, if she doesn't obey and follow his StayInTheKitchen policy, but also never cared about his unborn child because, to him, they were an obstacle on his marriage, and believes himself to be Paola's only owner.
** Emilio and Miguel from "Justicia para mamá", not only doesn't care what Adela needs if she doesn't cather with his whims, but also killed her when they took her money away from her.
** Emilio and Miguel from "Justicia para mamá", not only doesn't care what Adela needs if she doesn't cather with his whims, but also killed her when they took her money away from her.
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** Manuel from "Tu No Vales Nada", as well. Not only abuses his wife for being overweight, even neglecting his daughter, even on her Birthday, but also never cared about them, not even Tamara for the same reason. He never listens to anyone who tries to interven on his abuse and arguements with her. He also cheating on his wife, [[{{Hypocrite}} yet he accuses of doing the same on him,]] when he finds her with one of her psychiacrist on the restaurant.
* {{Hypocrite}}: Any antagonist jerk, or abuses, aside of tormenting their victims, they keep up appearances. Telling them, especially if they are a parent/spouse to respect them for trying to oppose, despite disrepecting them with their abuse as well.
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Pepa from "La Más Débil Del Mundo" appears to get away with bullying Lorena and even throwing her from the stairs. Then her phone fell in the wrong hands and the video of the incident was leaked. That's when her warranty expired. She was shunned by school, punished by her parents, taking away every privilage she had from her,and even was forced to take therapy and go to jail.
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** Pepa from "La Más Débil Del Mundo" appears to get away with bullying Lorena and even throwing her from the stairs. Then her phone fell in the wrong hands and the video of the incident was leaked. That's when her warranty expired. She was shunned by school, punished by her parents, taking away every privilage she had from her,and even was forced to take therapy and go to jail.
** Pepa from "La Más Débil Del Mundo" appears to get away with bullying Lorena and even throwing her from the stairs. Then her phone fell in the wrong hands and the video of the incident was leaked. That's when her warranty expired. She was shunned by school, punished by her parents, taking away every privilage she had from her,and even was forced to take therapy and go to jail.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: Vinicio, from "El Peso De Lo Que Se Fue", started out as a kind and loving husband to Juliana. Then when they encounter with an old customer of Juliana in her old prostitution job at age 13 and called her "Chantita" in public, coupled with her revealing her background, Vinicio reveals himself as a spiteful and abusive prick towards Juliana, demonizing and turning his back on her for it.
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* SlutShaming: It happens in several episodes when a female character gets involved into any kind of sexual incident, she is vilified by many people for it.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: In "Aulas Seguras", Julieta's mother spends most of the episode pressuring her daughter to focus on her part-time job as an actress rather than her troubles concerning the bullying she suffers in hands of Aldana. After circumstances end up knocking Julieta's mother down a few hundred pegs, she finally asks her about her troubles. When she refuses to speak up, and her best friend, Maria explained everything, the mother asks why didn't she say so earlier. She is surprised she ''tried'' to, but when you spend most of your time calling her names and trying to pressure her on focusing on acting, explainations like that aren't going through.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: In "Aulas Seguras", Julieta's mother mother, Patricia spends most of the episode pressuring her daughter to focus on her part-time job as an actress rather than her troubles concerning the bullying she suffers in hands of Aldana. After circumstances end up knocking Julieta's mother Patricia down a few hundred pegs, she finally asks her about her troubles. When she refuses to speak up, and her best friend, Maria explained everything, the mother Patricia asks why didn't she say so earlier. She is surprised she ''tried'' to, but when you spend most of your time calling her names and trying to pressure her on focusing on acting, explainations like that aren't going through.
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* ReformedButRejected:
** At the end of "Somos Todos Iguales", it is mentioned Ernesto is feeling remorse over abusing his family, namely Sergio, but his abuse was too much for them they don't want to do anything with him for a while.
** Despite Andrés is regretful of hurting Jaime. Jaime's mother mentions that her son is so traumatized for the event and that is the best for him if they simply move out and that Jaime stay and doesn't see Andrés at least for a while, as this is why they're moving out of the city and going to the country to live with Jaime's grandparents for some time.
** In "Es Que Nadie Me Hacía Caso", despite atoning for her behaviour, Virgina refuses to accept Itzel back in her life, because Itzel really shattered her trust and attempted to ruin the relationship between her and her boyfriend. Even if Itzel becomes a nice person who decides to turn over a new leaf. Virginia still has to work in forgiving her or not and accepting her back in her life.
** At the end of "Somos Todos Iguales", it is mentioned Ernesto is feeling remorse over abusing his family, namely Sergio, but his abuse was too much for them they don't want to do anything with him for a while.
** Despite Andrés is regretful of hurting Jaime. Jaime's mother mentions that her son is so traumatized for the event and that is the best for him if they simply move out and that Jaime stay and doesn't see Andrés at least for a while, as this is why they're moving out of the city and going to the country to live with Jaime's grandparents for some time.
** In "Es Que Nadie Me Hacía Caso", despite atoning for her behaviour, Virgina refuses to accept Itzel back in her life, because Itzel really shattered her trust and attempted to ruin the relationship between her and her boyfriend. Even if Itzel becomes a nice person who decides to turn over a new leaf. Virginia still has to work in forgiving her or not and accepting her back in her life.
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** Aldana from "Aulas Seguras", when Julieta comfronts her about her bullying on her and then assumes she only does it out of her anger over her father and sibling being on jail, Aldana doesn't react ''very'' well and resorts to beat the crap out of Julieta.
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** Aldana from "Aulas Seguras", when Julieta comfronts her about her bullying on her and then assumes she only does it out of her anger over her father and sibling siblings being on jail, Aldana doesn't react ''very'' well and resorts to beat the crap out of Julieta.
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** Aldana from "Aulas Seguras" never acknowledges is his actions that lead Julieta to finally call the police on her and Jessica. She refused to take a no for an answer to her continued bullying of Julieta. When Julieta called her out for it, Aldana resorts to assault her.
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** Aldana from "Aulas Seguras" never acknowledges is his her actions that lead Julieta to finally call the police on her and Jessica. She refused to take a no for an answer to her continued bullying of Julieta. When Julieta called her out for it, Aldana resorts to assault her.
