In 2010, the unimaginable was happening for LGBT + people: same-sex marriage had become a reality, only for the people of Mexico City. As part of a legal strategy, three couples from Jalisco traveled to the country's capital to get married, with the aim of returning and fighting for legal and social recognition as a new Mexican family. For them, marriage was a strategy to expand the right to equal marriage to the rest of the country. They never imagined being a marriage legally, nor all the institutional struggle that this would mean.