Spoilers: The Bold And The Beautiful

The third concept we choose to write on is Terminating. According to the book Looking Out Looking In, terminating is the stage where relationships deteriorate until they reach their final stage. Not all relationships end, many of the marriages last for a lifetime, but other relationships have the desire to dissociate. (Alder, 2012) Like it was the case of the movie, Brooke decides to terminate the relationship because she felt that there is nothing much left. She believed that Gary did care much about her. But the problem really was that both of them didn’t find a way to communicate effectively. Although Brooke and Gary loved each other very much it was impossible for them to be together because of the lack of communication.

She could have stopped everything from happening. She could have left Brooke’s father and got a job. She could have got all of her children out of the situation. Brooke may have very serious problems in the future and have miss-trust by her love ones. Brooke has it all to thank to her worthless and terrible mother for not stopping it in the first place. The first time that Brooke tried to tell the social worker that her father was abusing her, her mother could have had it stopped. She didn’t want to because, she didn’t want to get a job herself and make money. They solely depended on her father for income. The concept of not wanting to break up her family is very understandable, but not a good excuse if they are being violently abused. I think her mom just didn’t want to think about it all. This was the reason why they argued about it in the car on the way home from the police station. The argument in the car of the way home should have never happened. A good mother would try to fix it all. The first thing that should have happened was to leave the house and move somewhere that no one would know about. Then, the next step should have been compile all the evidence they could for the lawyer in court. I can understand why Brooke did not want to live in that house again. I don’t see how she could even when her mom and other aunt went to go to get all new things to try to mask over the truth about the house. It was a crime scene of domestic abuse and rape. I wouldn’t want to have lived in a house after I was violently raped in it. It would be too hard to have all the memoires coming back about the events. It was the cause of major psychological issues with the victim about the event, if they continued to live at the scene of the

for Nathan’s sake. Things in the marriage and relationship seemed to be going in a positive

Ben and Katie’s main problem is that they have outsiders telling them what they need to do. That’s a problem they are listening to it, when they should be the ones deciding what they need to do as a couple.

However, instead of coming to a resolution, they enter the social support process by telling their friends about their problems. (This shows that Gary and Brooke lack of communication with each other and might possibly lead to a breakup.)From their conversation, we could infer the conflict management style the protagonists predominately adopt. Brooke seems to take on the competing style as she puts the blames on Gary, hoping that Gary will change and “he’s gonna come home and apologize.” Initially, Gary avoided conflict by moving into the living room. He then wilfully irritates Brooke with his behaviours, expressing his disagreement in an indirect manner that shuts down discussion. This puts them in a demand-withdrawal sequence, where Brooke makes demand on Gary to apologize, and Gary avoids it by withdrawing. As they each “punctuate” the cause of the conflict differently, they blame the other party for their behaviours. However, when Gary tries to salvage the situation, Brooke makes it difficult by embarrassing him publicly during the couple bowling competition. They even attack each other family members by using the information disclosed in their earlier stage of the relationship, thus

Liam Helms refuses to talk to Remy until Remy’s mother begs. When Remy calls Liam, he warns him that a person Liam knows named Sarah will be involved in a fatal hit-and-run. Liam later pays a surprise visit to Remy after he reads an article in the newspaper that a Sara Doiron was killed in a hit-and-run, exactly like Remy described. Liam wants to know how Remy was involved in her death. That’s when Remy tells him of his vision. Liam doesn’t believe him. But after another mysterious death that Remy foresees occurs, Liam decides Remy is telling the truth.

“The Young and the Restless” has been witnessing unsettling drama ever since the secret affair of Billy and Phyllis came to the fore and now it gets even worse in the coming episode.

‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ Spoilers: Eric’s Announcement Irks Many, Katie Resolves to Fight Back and Quinn Continues with her Plan

I feel as though Katie Nolan lacks the ability to confront her problems. Rather than making a compromise with her drunken husband, she locked him away. This symbolizes that she may not be a strong willed, emotionally stable person after all. What if she only ignores her problems until they wither away into nothingness? I took a particular liking to Sissy. Although overly promiscuous, she appeared to be a very good person. - it’s just the way she solved dilemmas, through the use of promiscuity and lies. She was certainly emotionally available, however. Which is why I believe Francie and Johnny took a liking to her.

Accommodation: Neither of them wanted to accommodate one another, it was either Brooke’s way or no way.

Thursday's episode of “The Young and the Restless” marks an important milestone in the history of the CBS soap opera. With this telecast, Y&R will complete eleven thousand episodes and the special episode has got some explosive action and tear-jerking drama in store for viewers.

Okay, so this is how this is going to work… The deep book review will be split into different sections, one where I will dump a bunch of information about the storyline on the reader, another where I will rant about what makes this book deep but not good, and, finally, another about the author. The footnotes will be my way of interjecting Laszlo-esque commentary on what would normally be a more formal piece of writing without drastically altering the formality of the review.

In the short video, No Visible Bruises: The Katie Koestner Story, Katie Koestner is first seen in the Dean’s office bringing forth her rape case to the Dean so she can charge her perpetrator, Victor for raping days earlier. Before Katie even enters the Dean’s office she is showing clear signs of distress after Victor raped her and keeps on having flashbacks about the event until the Dean calls her into her office. Katie tells the Dean her side of of the story of what happened that night which was that Katie went on a date with Victor who is known to be “the hot guy” on campus but, also has “been around a lot with girls”. During their date at the restaurant, Victor asks Katie if she will join him and share a glass of Champagne with him. At first Katie is hesitant and says no, but Victor essentially guilt trips and pressured her into having a drink with him. For me, this would be one of the first indicators that not only is Victor not actually interested in her, but was purposely trying to get her a little drunk so then it was easier to get her to have sex with him. I would ask start to wonder what the rest of his personality is like as well if Victor was pressuring Katie to share a drink with him.

After reading about the abstinence experience assignment, giving up the daytime show “The Young and the Restless” came to mind. However, my immediate answer to myself was “no way.” I attempted to think of something else that would be more difficult. I find it odd that dieting did not come to mind during my pre-contemplation stage. I kept trying to come up with something other than giving up my favorite show. I attempted to minimize the impact that missing the show would have on me by telling myself that the Young and the Restless show really is not be a big deal ; I needed to find something else that would give me a true feel for what a person who is attempting to abstain from drug use would experience. However, I decided

Brooke takes over the cooking and cleaning, given that she has far higher standards than Gary regarding the tidiness of the apartment and what she is willing to eat. Gary refuses to amend his habits and simply accepts