A parent worries their 17-year-old isn't using protection. Karamo points out she's grieving a great-grandmother she lost at 12 and hasn't processed it. She needs your attention and emotional support, not just rules.
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I know your daughter didn't use protection, but she still needs your protection. She still needs your attention as well. And I hear you when you're saying you're embarrassed. I'm hearing when you say these things. I gotta be very honest with you. There's a lot of you that I see in myself. And I also understand that feeling of like, I am so overwhelmed trying to work, trying to do every single thing. I'm busting my ass. I'm trying to save every dollar. And I just get frustrated because I used to have this issue with my sons. I used to come home and one day I realized that I don't give them the same patience that I gave the rest of the world. Thank you. And I'm not saying that you don't make her a priority because I understand you said you stand on business and I see what you're trying to do. I'm hearing your 17-year-old daughter tell me that at 12 she lost her great-grandmother who was close to her. Yeah, I know you were grieving, but she doesn't even know how to process that. Imagine if you're in your 30s and you couldn't process it, how was she supposed to process it?