In this YouTube short from the Karamo Show, Speaker A and Speaker B engage in a heated exchange about broken trust after pornography was discovered on Speaker A's phone. Speaker B accuses Speaker A of deflecting blame onto a partner, labeling the behavior as narcissistic, while Speaker A insists they are not deflecting and acknowledges the trust breach. The dialogue references prior attempts to rebuild trust, accusations of cheating, and the concept that narcissists shift blame onto others. The segment ends with Speaker A confirming suspicions about the ongoing deflection.
I told y'all already I was sick. You didn't tell me you recently was doing all this. I told you about the situation with the porn. You didn't tell me none of this. That just came up.
You said that in the past month you've been trying to rebuild your trust and you've been rebuilding with him. I have. And then so these things being heard and found within that month sort of just breaks that trust again.
Absolutely.
One of the very interesting things that's said, Jerry, when you came out here is you said that a narcissist will deflect and put things on other people. Thank you. So it's looking like me, okay.
Thank you. Those are your own words. I've said it. You said a narcissist—
I've said it. I said that.
I said that. And I stand on it. But I'm not deflecting.
I'm not deflecting. Well, you've been telling her she's been cheating and we found nothing in hers, but yet we found everything on your phone.
Right.
So you have been deflecting and you've been making her feel bad about her behavior when she's been doing nothing, when in actuality you've been the one doing everything.
And that's what I've been suspecting the whole time.
Jerry, thank you so much for being on my stage. Yes, sir. Thank you. I appreciate you. You can leave. Yeah, thank you so much. I'm gonna spend a little bit of time with you.