Sophia Corona just became the first trans woman to receive an amended birth certificate by the Mexican Consulate in Dallas containing her new name and gender...
would feel like being born again.woman in Dallas to receive a birth certificate from the Mexican consulate that recognizes her gender identity, allowing her to leave her old name behind.
“Even I can’t believe it,” said Corona, 30. “Now my passport has my new name and I feel like something that I never thought could happen, happened.”A love story with changes She was living as a man, but everything inside her told her that there was something wrong with that.They dated for a few months and parted ways when they left school. Corona went to college to become an engineer and Pérez decided to become a Catholic nun.
“I had to make a decision before taking my perpetual vows the following year,” said Pérez, who had already been a nun for nine years. “I thought about it a lot and decided to close that cycle by finishing the last year of my temporary vows.” When she arrived, Pérez didn’t fully understand what was going on. Corona told her what she had never told anyone else.
They would both cry and fight every day, and everything got even more complicated when Corona realized she wanted more than just to wear feminine clothes: She wanted to change her entire life.
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