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Woman asks abusive husband for divorce. #karamoshow #shorts

16 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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In this short segment of the Karamo Show, the host (Speaker A) confronts a man who has been controlling and isolating his partner. The speaker outlines a series of abusive behaviors—unlocking and breaking the woman's phone, unplugging devices at hotels, and forcing her to sleep outside her own room—highlighting these as classic patterns of domestic abuse. While not accusing the man of physical violence, the host emphasizes that such controlling actions are dangerous and unacceptable. Drawing on professional experience, the speaker warns that "where there's smoke, there becomes fire" and urges the man to recognize his wrongdoing. The segment ends with the woman asserting, "I want a divorce," underscoring her decision to leave the abusive relationship.

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We can unlock phones, we can do booing and all that, but at the end of the day, this is a relationship where you are controlling, isolating this woman. And I don't think this is okay. We have more unlock the phone results for you. You can look at this backstage. I don't really care what's in it, because your life and safety is more important to you. I never. No. Sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir. I am not saying that you have hit her. If you put your hands on her. I am not accusing you of doing that. They have not said that either. But what I do know is, is that where there's smoke, there becomes fire. And what I do know professionally is that there are patterns. This is not okay. You sleeping outside of a woman's room trying to make sure, you breaking her phones, you doing all these things, unplugging phones at hotels. Let me be the brother to tell you this is not okay. And let me be the man to tell you, you do not deserve this. You can shake your head all you want. This is what I'm called to do, to make sure I identify people who do this so that I can help women like this be better. You hear me? Yes. You got to. I want a divorce.