Karamo confronts a man about repeatedly hurting the mother of his children emotionally and physically. He asks why the man stays if he truly loves her, arguing that deliberate harm has no place in love. Real love means not causing pain to your partner.
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My question is, what are you gaining by doing this to your children's mother? I love my children. And I wanna know, what do you think your children will think about you when one day they watch this show and they see that you spent years deliberately hurting their mother? I ain't trying to hurt her. But you are, but you are. So my question is, why are you doing this? I ain't trying to hurt her and I love her. No, sir. But you are, and when you deliberately hurt somebody, that does not equate to love. So my question again is why are you staying with her? Because I love her. You know what I'm saying? She's the mom of my kids. So you love your children, I have no doubt about that, but you do not love this woman? Yeah, I love her. Okay. So you do not love this woman, and if you think you love this woman, maybe your definition of love is skewed. Skewed. Love does not include these actions, brother. I'm sorry to tell you.