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It’s the adults responsibility #KaramoShow

18 Feb 2025 · 0 min

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In this brief excerpt from the KaramoShow, Speaker A comforts Speaker B, who expresses feeling delusional and self‑blame. Speaker A emphasizes that feeling delusional does not imply personal fault, describing Speaker B as open, loving, and proactive. The core message is that the responsibility for the situation lies with the surrounding adults, not with Speaker B, who holds no blame. The dialogue serves as a supportive, therapeutic reassurance that shifts accountability away from the individual toward the adults involved.

See, that's why I feel like I've been delusional or something. Take a seat for a minute. Let's talk. Take a seat. Take a seat. I feel like I didn't see this.
No, I just feel like I've just been so delusional.
You said you feel like you've been delusional?
Yeah.
So what I don't want you to do in this moment is to blame yourself. Because by saying that you've been delusional means that you had any fault in any of this. And you have no fault. What you've been is someone who was open, who was loving, and have the ability to say, "Let me figure this out." You haven't been delusional. The only people who have any responsibility in this are the adults that were around. You have no responsibility.