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Fatal Attraction Vs. Karen Horney

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Fatal Attraction vs. Karen Horney Karen Horney way of thinking reminds me a lot of the woman in the movie “Fatal Attraction”. The movie is about a man name Dan who has an affair with a woman name Alexandria “Alex” Forrest who refuses on letting the relationship end. This woman has had several love affairs and was always in and out of relationships. This particular love affair she becomes obsess! She shows up in various places, she waits on him at work, and she even phones him at home every hour. Alexandria personality theory reminds me of Karen’s, which consist of anxiety and hostility. Alex didn’t like to be lonely and she felt helpless but that didn’t stop her. She tells him that she’s pregnant with their child and she’s keeping it,

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