Karamo tells a young woman under pressure that she's exceptional and her mistakes don't define her. He affirms her mother as a good parent and urges them both to focus on strengths, share their feelings, and support each other instead of dwelling on what went wrong.
I love you. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You finally hearing her. You didn't know that this was going on in there. She's feeling a lot of pressure. I mean, on top of being a young woman, I mean, I know there's a lot of focusing on what Nola's done wrong, but there has to be more on focusing what she does right. Again, like I said immediately, you're an exceptional young woman. What I will say to you, Mom, is you raised, you a good mom. I'm telling you, you a good mom. I'm gonna give you applause. This, if this is the product of what you raised your mom, you keep it up, okay? You keep it up. And you also find the strength to continue to try to open up to your mom. I know it's hard, but she does love you and she does want to be there for you. And you should not have this pressure alone. Okay. Yeah, okay?
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