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KEEPING IT REAL with JOSELYN DUMAS – || Keeping appearances || – PART 2

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Keeping Appearances – Keeping It Real with Joselyn Dumas
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  1. I agree with the panel. I remember getting depressed when I was 11 and in junior high school because when the boys in my class pair themselves with the girls I don't get a pair. I kept wondering what was wrong with me? On top of this the girls who were paired ridiculed me. I was so depressed but my parents didn't know. It affected my self confidence and up till today I think I could be very outspoken and on top of my game if not for junior high school. Hmm. It's sad

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  4. Michelle Mckinney is very knwledgable on the subject matter.She could have said more.She communicated with the panel and the host at their level.I mean no disrespect.When you see it all,you learn wisdom and humility.I will acknowledge the effort and good work of Joselyn.We need more classic,coherent and relatable TV show.

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  6. Joycelyn the discussions on your show are great. I agree with your viewers please introduce your guest just that we will understand if they are an expert in the topic being discussed. In certain issues such as depression it comforts us know we are hearing from a professional. Thank you.

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  15. I definitely agree that in Western countries that children are allowed to express themselves more. Visiting Ghana after so many years of not being there, it baffled me to see certain things even simply how certain parents spoke to their children. Sometimes, this was also out of frustration. Already the mother is just trying to make ends meet so the child expressing their thoughts becomes another issue for them. On the other hand, it's also lack of education and how one is raised. If your raised in a household where you can't even talk because you'll get beaten, you tend to remain silent. I do hope that as the years progress that awareness will be spread all around the world.

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  20. i love this show. but for a second lets not blame our parents for certain things they didnt teach us. u kno their parents were treated that way. The Bible says lack of knowledge my people perish, in other words since they werent taught that they raised us how they were, but in today generation since we know about depression and etc we the new parents should focus more on our kids, talk to them and also listen. the bills will always be there, we shouldnt work work work and work, bcuase the crayiest think is if we not careful we SLLLOWLLY turn into our parents.. I have two daughters myself Leilah 3 1/2 and Mikayla 1 year old. Joselyn I LOVE YOUR SHOW. topics are always on POINT.keep up the good work:)

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