As humans, we bare the uncontrollable desire to love and most importantly feel the same love in return. Often times when looking for it in the rarest of places, a feeling far from disappointment occurs, and a sense of fulfillment rushes through every vein and extremity. When individuals fall in love they begin to give up their pride and ego, falling victim to the visual tenderness of one 's spouse. A significant other emerges as the loving person with whom someone shares their life, but when the obvious version of a lover 's personality takes the back seat, a preview of a monster surfaces. While considering that domestic partners hold the utmost control over lovers, by personally granting them the role of the greatest influential monsters in today’s society, they knowingly take advantage of their ability to modify one’s morals and sway personal judgement, dominating and persuading large aspects of one 's thoughts and actions, using them to self benefaction.
In relation to traditional monsters and more specific situations, including abusive and public relationships, one 's spouse demonstrates monstrous traits at a much more open capacity. The people of today 's society who demonstrate these traits more than often use the web as a source of ammunition to attack their lovers, but being that …show more content…
Scott Poole, he explains with much complexity, “A monster is a beast of excess” (14). When it comes to lovers and significant others, we are drawn to them, becoming infatuated by the ways they can make you feel, and so we fear losing them because of the constant need to feel their presence. Fear of the monster results from the knowledge that they have complete power to destroy one 's emotional happiness and cause complete self destruction. Lovers appear as a mock item of nontraditional, and traditional monsters and while people may or may not know that, these monsters still possess the ability to control every move of their
In relation to traditional monsters and more specific situations, including abusive and public relationships, one 's spouse demonstrates monstrous traits at a much more open capacity. The people of today 's society who demonstrate these traits more than often use the web as a source of ammunition to attack their lovers, but being that …show more content…
Scott Poole, he explains with much complexity, “A monster is a beast of excess” (14). When it comes to lovers and significant others, we are drawn to them, becoming infatuated by the ways they can make you feel, and so we fear losing them because of the constant need to feel their presence. Fear of the monster results from the knowledge that they have complete power to destroy one 's emotional happiness and cause complete self destruction. Lovers appear as a mock item of nontraditional, and traditional monsters and while people may or may not know that, these monsters still possess the ability to control every move of their