Karamo talks to a parent who feels done with their child, pushing back on the idea that the relationship is over. They explore how the parent and child are trapped in cycles they learned from their own parents, and how the child struggles to understand what the parent is trying to break.
I don't care. I feel like we're done. Like, and that's so weird to say. Nobody ever wants to give up on their kid, yo. Kids got too many options and choices now.
I'm gonna take you back 'cause I don't think y'all are done. I think y'all are hitting a spot that's rough.
I'm the only person she got, just like she the only person I got.
I don't think your relationship is done. I don't. And I told her that too.
She wanna be just like me and my mom.
But you do understand the cycle of that, right?
Yep, and I tried to break the chain by telling her, "It's a chain, let's break it." Yeah.
But you know, she— She don't get it. But she's a kid.
She not a kid. She at age as a kid. She's a kid. She's not a kid.
She's a kid.
She's a kid. There's only a couple people that said some shit about this wheelchair that'll never get the same me again. Are y'all crazy?
Hold on, you just said the issue right there. There's a couple people who have said things about me in this wheelchair who would never get the same me again. And unfortunately, one of those people is your daughter.
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