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Confronting My Toxic Grandmother! #KaramoShow #Shorts

19 Dec 2022 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube Shorts clip, three speakers—A, B, and C—engage in a heated exchange about a past argument. Speaker A claims that Speaker C called them "you're a bitch" during a fight involving a stick, and says the words have stuck with them. Speaker C, who mentions being 62 years old, denies ever saying that exact phrase to A, though admits to having used similar language like "stop acting like a bitch" in the past. The dialogue centers on conflicting memories, accountability for hurtful remarks, and the lingering emotional impact of toxic language within a family dynamic.

The words that you had said is going to stick with me for the rest of my life.
What are the words that she said to you that you want her to know?
We was arguing, you was trying to hit me with a stick and I was holding the stick from you. You said to me, "You're a bitch." That's not true.
Don't do that. I've never in my 62 years said that to you.
You probably don't remember because of the healing moment I was going through.
I remember. I never said that to my girlfriend.
I wouldn't just say that. I never said that. You did.
You gotta be kidding me. Never. And I'm not gonna deny I haven't said some things. I said some things like, stop acting like a bitch.
Yeah.