Someone tells Karamo they're exhausted in their relationship and want things to change, even though they still love their partner. The conversation captures that painful middle ground where you're tired but not ready to leave.
We've been through it and I'm just tired.
Yeah, yeah, I can understand.
I just want things to change or anything. Yeah. And I love him and I wanna be with him.
You know something you said outta your mouth, neither one of us deserve to live like this. I feel like we're living in depression and it's debilitating. Those were your own words. Yes, sir. So you know that neither of you deserve to live like this. You'll never be able to get healthy together. You know that, right? But because you're in the trenches and so it's like things are so bad, you're just looking to each other to say, well, we can help each other dig each other out. When in actuality you have to dig yourselves out alone. You're not gonna be able to dig yourself out alone together.