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Mentally Drained Episode 4 Now this episode is unique because in this episode Kareen introduces his little brother Brendan who even tho looks older and about 3 feet taller him he’s still 3 years younger in this episode Brendan touches up on how being raised by a single mother was mentally and emotionally draining and he gives examples of his trauma
In this episode Kareen starts it off by talking about his childhood upbringing, and how certain things he went through at a young age made him a very angry and violent person. He goes in depth about a guy he grew up with and how every time they saw each other it was on sight like "Tom and Jerry." Rome also gives examples of him being angry and him resorting to being violent as well. This episode is unique because while Kareen and Rome were live on Instagram talking about what they went through in those situations the dude Kareen was fighting was watching the live. Towards the end of the episode there's a clip of both of them talking about their situation on live.
In this episode Rome starts things off by talking about him being in a relationship and how it started to control his life. It got to the point where he even switched high schools to be around his girlfriend more, which backfired. Kareen also explains things from his perspective and says that Rome switching high schools affected him because it made him feel alone. He wasn't really around Kareen and their friends as much and he started to look at people differently. He also started to feel like he didn't fit in which eventually caused problems at with his sister that later on affected him
In this episode De'Jene' introduces herself to the show. Her, Rome and Reamy discuss the topic of why black men seem to appreciate everything, but a black woman and if the fight is really between black men and black women or is it black people vs. everybody. Rome brings up a point about how when one black man makes a mistake all black men have to take the fall for it. De'Jene' brings up a point about how most successful black men that are married are rarely ever married to a black woman and if they are, it's a light skinned black woman. This leads into them talking about the issue of colorism in the black community and the effects of it
First Episode of WHOLE TIME we talk about how we meet in 9th Grade
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