Stereotypes Of Relationship Analysis

Relationships can be truly intense. The rollercoaster of emotions that dating entails have left more than one person feeling a bit crazy, and most everyone knows there is a fine line between a healthy relationship and an obsession. Some people may learn this lesson the hard way, and the repercussion of their breakups can affect everyone around them. Friends, family, and even coworkers can find themselves in an awkward situation, and stuck in the crossfire of a messy breakup. I had worked at Regis, in Central Mall, in Port Arthur, Texas for some time so I was quite familiar with the intimate details of my coworkers’ personal lives. The salon industry is often accurately stereotyped as being a place of gossip, and drama. Although, I often made it a point not to be involved with the gossip myself, I was genuinely interested when my salon manager, Brianne, was seriously considering ending her long-term relationship with her boyfriend, Steve. After a while of thought, …show more content…
As time went on, Steve could be seen walking in front of the store as much as four times in an hour. He would slow as he passed the store, and with a cold stare, he would peer into the salon to search for Brianne. His intense stare would give me chills, and I knew something was not right with this guy. Brianne eventually noticed too and confronted Steve about it. The confrontation led to another argument in the break room, and I decided to check to make sure Brianne was fine. I opened the door carefully, and saw Steve put a large skinning knife back into his pocket. As soon as I entered he frantically left the room. Brianne was inconsolable at first, but then confessed that Steve had threatened to stab her and everyone else who worked at Regis. I immediately contacted mall security, and urged Brianne to get a restraining order to stop the