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A place of hurt #KaramoShow

29 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this heated segment of the Karamo Show, three participants (A, B, and C) confront a family conflict that has escalated into a painful confrontation. Speaker A accuses another party of abandoning them when help was needed, referencing a prior bond and a request from Karamo that was ignored. Speaker B points out that the accused failed to defuse the situation and highlights feelings of being turned away and dismissed. Speaker C probes the underlying causes, prompting both A and B to articulate that the core issue stems from pent‑up anger, feelings of betrayal, and a sense of being undervalued. The dialogue repeatedly circles back to the initial hurt—being left unsupported—and the emotional fallout that now involves their children. The conversation is marked by accusations, emotional outbursts, and a search for accountability, illustrating how unresolved hurt can destabilize family relationships.

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I can give you a whole list of stuff when I needed you, you didn't show up. Did you tell me? Yes. Did I know? Yes. I am right there having your back. That's why this whole incident pissed me off because me and you made a word, a bond. You put me in the middle of this stuff with our kids. How? You put us in. Because you started running your mouth about me and my daughter called and told me what you said. And then that's what made me get into it. Okay. You should have stayed out of it. No, let me, let me, let me. When Karamo asked you to help, you should have helped her. Can I say my piece?
You should have defused it, but instead you She didn't. So when she went and showed up to tell your daughter what was gonna happen, now you wanna be in the midst of it. That ain't it, Karamo.
What do you think from your point of view is getting you all both here?
There's pent-up anger and bad emotions that ain't nobody talking about. Obviously, we all operating from a place of hurt.
But what do you think that initial hurt is?
Like when they turn their back on me. Turn their back. When they act like I ain't nothing to them.
And why do you think that you got here? Why do y'all think you got here?
Because the lack of accountability and responsibility. It ain't got nothing to do with her.