Two men argue about trust and honesty in their relationship. One accuses the other of being two-faced and flirting with women disrespectfully. The conflict centers on whether broken trust can be repaired when someone's actions don't match their words.
How could you not know that calling me a backstabber and two-faced in exactly the right situation?
'Cause I felt that's exactly what it was. You're wrong. I'm right there. You talk to me. Why go behind my back and speak to your mom? Kamiah and I always had a great relationship. We always talked about everything. You know, I shared things with her. And she also said one thing when it comes to women, you know, either I'm right and they're wrong. And that's not the truth.
You act like that though. It shows.
Do you get along with other women? Absolutely. You know? Do you feel like you control other women? I don't know, I don't control anyone. I may have a controlling way about myself. Okay. But I don't try to control anyone.
But how about how you also behave with women too? I've seen you flirt with women in front of me.
Look at a woman?
You've done it in front of me.
Okay.
And so I had to navigate my own relationships off of that. Would you want me to date somebody like you? Honestly.
Wait, you gotta look at women? That's a valid question.