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25 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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In this segment of the Karamo Show, host Karamo questions Felicia about her decision to withhold information from her daughter regarding ongoing contact with a man named Ronald, who may be the daughter's biological father. Felicia admits mixed feelings, citing a desire to protect her daughter from pain. Karamo offers blunt, non‑judgmental counsel, suggesting that honesty and a simple conversation about the possibility of a paternal relationship would give the daughter a sense of agency and connection. He also probes Felicia about her feelings toward her own mother and whether she has forgiven her. A third participant, Speaker C, interjects with a brief reflection on personal growth, stating they have learned to "grow and let it go" as they age. The exchange highlights themes of secrecy, parental responsibility, emotional honesty, and the process of forgiveness across generations.

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Do you feel like you lied to her by not telling her that you were in contact with Ronald the whole, her entire life you were in contact with Ronald?
Yes, in a way yes, in a way no, because I didn't wanna hurt her. And like he say, he had a lot on his hands and he didn't know how.
If I can be honest with you, Felicia, and of course I'm not judging, but I have to give you my direct opinion. It sounds like you were looking out for Ronald more than you were looking out for your daughter.
Yes.
Because, and no, because in all honesty, and again, I know you have your choices, that's why I said there's not judgment, but this is based on the information you're giving me. If you're in contact with him and you know where he is and she is over here with no man on her birth certificate, she's feeling not connected to the man in her life. A simple conversation of saying, baby, I might have a possibility, I'm sorry. Maybe one day when you're older, we can go on that journey together. That's all she needs just to make sure she feels involved and in control of her own life. Are you upset with your mom at all? Have you forgiven her?
I used to be. I've learned to grow and let it go. The older I've got, I've learned to live with things.
Come on, you better grow and let it go.