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Put the hurt feelings aside #KaramoShow

11 Sept 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief segment of the Karamo Show, the host addresses listeners who are ending a friendship. He critiques a generic farewell (“I wish you the best”) as insufficient, urging a more sincere expression that acknowledges shared memories while putting hurt feelings aside. He emphasizes that both parties can wish each other well, grow separately, and that a heartfelt goodbye will feel more authentic when both acknowledge the mutual desire for each other's growth, even though the relationship will not continue together.

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You wanna turn to your friend and tell her, "I'm so glad we had these memories, but I wish you the best on your growth." Good luck. No, no, no. No, no, you can do better than that. You can do better than that. Mm-hmm. You wanna try? Wish you the best. Good luck. Yeah. Well, one day y'all will look back on this and you'll understand that it would've been more sincere if both of y'all could've just put the hurt feelings aside just for a second Because I know at the end of the day, you do too both wish each other the best. You're both gonna grow and have your both separate lives and it's gonna be great, but it's not gonna be together. Yeah? Wish you both the best of luck as well. All right? Thank you.