Karamo works with people whose situations resist easy fixes. A participant asks how to bring someone closer; others debate what improvement even means. He refuses to fake answers for the camera.
I don't know how to help you all.
Yes, sir.
I don't know how to help you all. I see confusion, I see negative traits, I see positive traits, I see manipulation, I see so much different things that I have no clarity of a baseline of where to start to help you all to get to a first step.
I just want help in bringing them closer to me. What is it that I can do?
But she is slowly getting better and I feel like we all, for real. Let me know.
If we're slow doing it. I get it, I understand. Yeah, but see, the thing is what I do on this show My whole show is like, this is never for TV. I try to keep it real. I try to let y'all know when I can help, when I can't. Again, like y'all are telling me she's better and so I can't, and then you shake your head, no, I don't.
She's getting better. We're not saying she's better. How is she getting better? She's slowly— How is she getting better when— She said she's slowly getting better.
I will tell you that I do think one thing that as a mother you can work on is a little bit more vulnerability. I see your strength. I see that you've used your strength to protect yourself for a very long time, but the strength can come off dismissive or rude.
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