Karamo tells someone in a strained relationship to either leave or set clear boundaries. He won't force moral changes but suggests talking about what the relationship can actually be, including the possibility of allowing outside connections to prevent toxicity.
You only have two choices. Either you say to myself, "I'm leaving," which you already established you're not gonna do, or you say to yourself, "Let's reestablish the boundaries of this relationship." And that's just the truth of the matter.
Okay.
And I know you said I should have been doing something. Right. Listen. Exactly. Maybe you should have, maybe you shouldn't have. I'm not gonna tell you how to change your character or change your morals. But at this point, if you wanna do something, maybe y'all should be having a conversation about how you can get yours going too. And have you a little side piece.
no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Charles. Charles. That don't work. Charles. You don't know. Charles. You don't get to be the only one over here dipping and doing and not letting her get her little piece too. That just don't work. Listen, Charles, let me tell you what I just gave you. I just gave you a golden pass that I would never give. So don't come over here now and make that golden pass toxic.