Karamo facilitates a co-parenting conversation between two people stuck in blame over their son's pain. One demands an apology, the other doesn't understand what for. The focus: what the kid needs to heal matters more than who was right.
This is your truth to open, not mine. Thank you. Here you go. You can take a seat.
Yeah, I'm saying. What was that? Oh, shit. Hallelujah, man. He owe me an apology.
Hold on, take a seat. Come back around this way. Come back around this way. Hold on. He tried to give you a hug. Would you accept that hug? But do you want it with an apology?
Yes.
Would you be willing to give her an apology?
What am I apologizing for?
Ask her. No, no, no, no, no, no. There's been years of confusion.
Something happened in the past because I'm only a reaction to what she told me. But hold on. Hold on. Like I said, it don't matter. I get it.
But now what I'm trying to establish for you is because we now know that this is your son, for him to actually get the closure and healing he needs so that he can feel like I need to move forward, this co-parenting journey has to switch because he's unfortunately been the victim of all the dysfunctional co-parenting y'all have had.
My Meddling Sister Made Him Doubt He Was The Father Because My Son Is Albino! | KARAMO
