A mother who calls her children monsters and demons faces confrontation about the harm it causes. She makes tentative promises to stop, but the other person remains skeptical about whether she'll actually change.
"I won't think about her. She's irrelevant. I don't care." I didn't get there. "I don't care." You broke up. But Mom, it's what you said. It's what you said is what happens in real life. So it's okay for you to call us monsters? So what are you?
So can we start there? Can we start here? So what are you? Hold on, this is what we're gonna do. This is what we're gonna do here. Can you at least, as their mother, when you leave this show, 'cause I'm about to end this now, can you at least from this point on realize that calling your daughters or your children monsters, the other children as well, they're not here, is not going to help you get the relationship you want with them. So can you commit to not calling them monsters anymore?
Or demons.
Can you tell them you will not call them out their names like that anymore?
I won't call them out your names no more.
Can you do it in a way that, no, we're not gonna clap for that. No, we're not gonna clap for that.
I was capping. I won't call them out their names no more. Mom, be genuine though. But I'm telling you. Do you mean it though? Just say you're not gonna call us names, that's it. That I'm not gonna call you a monster? Yeah. No.
Well, here we go. Here we go, here we go.
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