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Love shouldn’t be poisonous #KaramoShow

16 Apr 2025 · 1 min

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In this excerpt from the Karamo Show, the host uses a vivid "glass of poison" metaphor to illustrate how staying in a toxic relationship can be as lethal as drinking poison. He asks the listener to consider how much poison they would consume before dying, then parallels that to the emotional and psychological damage inflicted by a harmful partnership. Karamo emphasizes that both parties appear exhausted and unhappy, and warns that life is short—years should be spent in peace, happiness, and genuine love. He urges the audience to recognize the toxicity, prioritize their well‑being, and consider walking away before the relationship kills their spirit.

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If I was to give you a glass of poison right now and say, "Drink it," how much poison would you drink before you die? Only reason I'm asking that is because I wonder how much poison you ingest in your own relationship before you say— Before you walk away. Before you walk away. Because clearly this relationship, I can see from you, is killing you. Oh yeah, I'm tired of it. You're tired, it's killing you. And I think as well, whether you believe it or not, the fact of how you're interacting and how you're going through, I think it's killing you as well. I don't think either of you are happy. And we forget that we only have so many years on this earth, and these years are supposed to be spent feeling at peace, being happy, connection with love.