Karamo explains how broken promises damage families and re-trigger old hurt. He argues that making a public commitment and actually keeping it, like pledging not to bring up certain arguments, rebuilds trust and protects kids from the fallout of unresolved conflict.
Khloe is your biological daughter. What you mean? What do you mean? I'm being honest.
Thank you, I'll take that. What are you talking about? I believe that when y'all are not here, y'all are two very energetic and have great personalities, but I also can tell there's probably like a darker side when y'all get mad, y'all get turned up. And I do believe that is something y'all have to work on because the trust is playing into it. One of y'all have to make the choice to say, I'm not gonna re-trigger you because all it's gonna do is end up bleeding into these beautiful kids y'all have. It's gonna end up hurting y'all even more.
The truth is right here. So at the end of the day, I gotta be a man about it. Everything we move forward, we pass.
And stop bringing this up.
Yeah, this is over and forgot. It's swept under the rug. Even with the coworkers too? Exactly. All that's forgotten about. Yeah, 'cause he still talking about that and I'm not even there no more.
Like, what's up with this? I didn't get that job no more. He's making the commitment because now what happens is you have a, he's making a public commitment that he's saying, I'm not gonna bring it up. So if he bring it up, just say, turn on the episode.
Right. Don't even, don't even do anything. Turn on the episode. Watch yourself.