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A teen that’s hurting #KaramoShow

2 May 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief segment of the Karamo Show, a teenage guest (Speaker B) expresses distress over a fear that she might harm her grandmother, revealing feelings of upset and a deep desire to be trusted. The host (Speaker A) responds with therapeutic reassurance, repeatedly affirming the teen’s inherent goodness, kindness, and a “great heart.” The host acknowledges the teen’s anger issues, contextualizing them as a symptom of current hurt rather than labeling her as “out of control.” The exchange exemplifies a supportive counseling style that validates the teen’s emotions, addresses trust concerns, and reframes anger as a sign of pain.

Would you ever harm your grandmother? Okay. How do you feel like that maybe she feels like you would? How does that make you feel?
A little upset.
Why?
Because I feel like I should be able to be trusted and know that she would, and have her know that I would not hurt her.
Yeah.
I would love to trust you.
So first of all, I wanna let you know this. You're not a bad girl. You're not. I wanna let you know that. You are a very sweet person. You are a good person. You have a great heart.
Yes, you guys. Big heart.
I need you to know that. Because I've had teens on here that like are outta control. You have some anger issues and I understand why, but you're not an outta control teen. You're a teen that's hurting right now.