KaramoYour Guide To Unlocking Your Best Self

Forgiveness gives you freedom from your past. #KaramoShow #shorts

20 Dec 2023 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, the speaker—identified as a mother—directly addresses her child, acknowledging that a simple "I'm sorry" is insufficient without genuine accountability. She admits her own imperfections and past hardships, emphasizing that she is only human. She asks for forgiveness, expresses unconditional love for both the child and a family member named Meka, and urges the family to grow together, improve their relationship, and continue loving each other despite past mistakes.

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You have never ever just said, "Well, I'm sorry for what I did." I'm here to tell you to face it. And you still wanna keep coming with this, and I'm your mama. I'm here to say, "I'm sorry." I am not a perfect parent. Babe, I ain't never said you were. I went through stuff that maybe I can't explain, but I'm here to say that don't make it right, but forgive me. 'Cause I'm only a human being and I love you and I love Meka. Can we grow from here? Can we do better? Can we love each other? I love you regardless of what. And I love you too.