A man lost his wife after 20 years of marriage. Karamo tells him two years isn't enough time to grieve, and holding it in is clouding his judgment about dating again. He needs to let himself feel it first.
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The fact that you were with your wife for 20 years and she passed, I don't think you've properly finished grieving. And I think the fact that you haven't fully grieved is causing you not to see clearly into the decisions you're making with the next person you might be with. See, the way that this bubbled up right now is the reason I'm taking this moment to talk to you, because it's still on the surface. And after 20 years, of course, 2 years is not going to ever mend that. The way you held in those emotions, you can't do that no more. You gotta let those come out. You spent 20 years with a beautiful woman. She was good. She was a good woman. And you deserve to have the rest of your life be with someone else when you're ready. Because if you can get through this, the more you can figure this out, the more you'll start to heal and you'll find that love. You'll find that person. Okay. Yeah? Yeah. I just need you to let this out, brother, okay?