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Actions Speak Louder Than Words… #KaramoShow #Shorts

3 Oct 2022 · 1 min

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In this YouTube Short, the speaker delivers an impassioned monologue directed at a former confidant. The speaker recounts knowing the other person’s sexual orientation from early childhood, recalling moments when they defended the other against bullies, and expressing frustration that the other never reciprocated support. The narrative weaves together memories of physical confrontations, a sense of betrayal for not being in the speaker’s corner, and a stark confession that the speaker attempted suicide after leaving home—information the other person is unaware of. The overall tone is raw, accusatory, and pleading, highlighting themes of loyalty, identity, bullying, and personal vulnerability.

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That day when you jumped on me and I tore your ass up. This is literally, this is dead. And me bullying you? No, I told you like this, I knew what you was when you was 3 years old. I knew you were gay and I told you, be what you are and be the best that you are 'cause you always half of me, period. So sure enough. Okay, but why did that translate to actions, right? Why were you never in my corner backing me up? Why were you never cheering for me? How come I went through my entire— Just like when that boy tried to whoop your ass and I told you, you better tear his ass up or I was gonna whoop your ass one, period. I never sat here and not had your corner. She doesn't even know that when I left home, I tried to take my own life. She has no clue. Do you even know that? Did you even know I even tried to take mine too?