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Write it down #karamoshow #teen #motherson

26 Feb 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief counseling‑style exchange, Speaker A asks the teen (Speaker B) about the source of their anger, prompting B to acknowledge long‑standing anger issues that began in early childhood, though they are unsure of the exact start. Speaker C estimates the onset around age five or six. Speaker A then proposes a concrete therapeutic practice: the teen will write down their thoughts each week and share them with their mother, asking for a promise and commitment to follow through. Speaker B agrees to the plan.

What are you angry about?
Like before when I was younger, I don't know, I had like really bad anger issues. Like— And when did that start? I don't even know. Do you know?
I would say probably around 5 or 6, honestly.
Can you make a promise to me and a commitment that when you go home every week, you'll write down what you think it may be?
I can do that.
And give it to your mom. Give it to her. But this is the thing is that she's the person who's gonna help you through it. I used to do some reckless things and my mother used to never, she used to always get upset, she was frustrated, whatever, but like she was always there. And one day someone, a social worker told me and said, "Hey, write it down, try to figure it out." I said, "I don't know what it is." And I wrote it down and kept writing it down and the more I wrote it down, one day I figured it out and I circled that and I gave it to her. And we figured it out from that day forward. Now I got a damn talk show.