KaramoYour Guide To Unlocking Your Best Self

You ARE enough. #karamoshow #shorts

20 Jun 2023 · 1 min

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In this brief motivational clip, the speaker addresses a listener who expressed a desire to "know I'm enough." The speaker explains that seeking validation from others—especially from women—cannot replace the need to build self‑validation internally. They note that without first establishing self‑worth, any external affirmation will always feel insufficient, regardless of the other person's background (e.g., sex work). The speaker also points out that the listener’s past abandonment issues with women make it impossible to rely on another woman for validation, emphasizing that true confidence must come from personal self‑work. The tone is conversational and supportive, concluding with audience applause.

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There was something that you said that I wrote down, which is, "I want to know I'm enough." That's the big thing. Yeah, and when someone says language like that, you're seeking validation from someone else when you have to build that up in yourself first. And the thing is, is that until you build that self, that buildup with yourself first, there's always gonna be a thing because she's never going to be able to convince you that you're enough. And this is regardless if she was in sex work or not. And I'm just gonna be honest with you. And as you've already expressed, because you're very emotionally intelligent, you've had abandonment issues from women particularly. But the thing is, is that if you've had women make you feel like you're not enough, you can't go to another woman to make you feel like you're enough. That has to be self-work. Does that make sense? Absolutely. Y'all can clap for that. That was good.