Lorenzo Fields/Relationships

#### Unnamed Mother

Lorenzo and his mother have a heavily strained relationship due to all the abuse he endured from her.

#### Unnamed Father

Lorenzo and his father have practically no relationship because his father always hit him way more then his mother.

### Romances

#### Evelyn Harris

**(Ex-Girlfriend)**

   Evelyn is his latest vic...errr girlfriend. Somehow the boy roped her into being his girlfriend. She has already been beaten by him 2 dozen times but you wouldn't know it because using her healing magic she heals all of her wounds. Poor Sha'quan no matter what he can't get away from the monster that is Lorenzo. Lorenzo was once again arrested for domestic abuse for the fourth time but not before impregnating Evelyn after he victimized her. As a result Evelyn became his latest ex, but now she has a decision to make, get rid of the baby Lorenzo made or keep it.

#### Ning Xiu Sakurai

**(Ex-Girlfriend)**

   His second vic...errr girlfriend. This hell lasted her for 5 months before she finally became aware that this boy was treating her like dirt.

#### Juliya Everson

**(Ex-Girlfriend)**

Juliya is his girlfriend although he sees her as "his property" and nobody better take it from him or else. Juliya and Lorenzo's relationship is more based on fear than love and respect.

### Enemies

#### Alexander Maxwell

**Enemy**

*Main article: Alexander Maxwell*

Lorenzo Fields harbors a deep-seated hatred towards Alexander Maxwell, and the root of this animosity lies in their divergent perspectives on the treatment of women. Lorenzo's troubled upbringing, marked by the absence of positive role models and a distorted understanding of relationships, has led him to adopt harmful attitudes towards the opposite gender. In contrast, Alexander's strong moral compass and advocacy for respectful behavior towards women clash directly with Lorenzo's misguided beliefs.

Lorenzo resents Alexander for what he perceives as incessant meddling in matters that don't concern him. Alexander's consistent intervention and refusal to tolerate Lorenzo's mistreatment of women have fueled Lorenzo's anger. From Lorenzo's perspective, Alexander oversteps his bounds and naively believes he has the authority to dictate how others should behave, particularly in their interactions with women.

Lorenzo's resentment towards Alexander is also rooted in a deeper sense of insecurity. Alexander's adherence to respectful behavior and his ability to form healthy relationships highlight the stark contrast between them. Lorenzo's frustration grows as he perceives himself as lacking the emotional intelligence and understanding necessary to navigate romantic connections with integrity, further fueling his animosity towards Alexander.

The dynamic between Lorenzo and Alexander underscores the stark difference in their upbringings. Alexander, having been taught the importance of treating women with respect and equality, embodies the values Lorenzo was never exposed to. Lorenzo's deep-seated hatred towards Alexander is, in many ways, a reflection of his own pain and regret over his inability to emulate the kind of behavior Alexander exemplifies.

Lorenzo's contempt for Alexander is a manifestation of his frustration with his own shortcomings and the dissonance between his actions and what he knows to be right. It serves as a defense mechanism to deflect accountability and to justify his mistreatment of women. The resentment fuels a destructive cycle, as Lorenzo's negative perception of Alexander entrenches his own problematic behavior and inhibits any potential for personal growth.

Breaking free from this toxic pattern requires Lorenzo to confront his own deeply ingrained beliefs and attitudes towards women. It necessitates a willingness to challenge the destructive lessons of his upbringing and seek education and support to unlearn harmful behaviors. Only by addressing the root causes of his animosity towards Alexander and his distorted understanding of relationships can Lorenzo hope to transcend his hatred and embark on a path towards healthier interactions and self-improvement.

In conclusion, Lorenzo's hatred towards Alexander Maxwell stems from their divergent views on the treatment of women and their contrasting experiences with healthy relationships. While Lorenzo resents Alexander's intervention and sees it as an intrusion, the underlying source of his animosity lies in his own deep-seated insecurities and regret over his mistreatment of women. To break free from this cycle, Lorenzo must confront his own distorted beliefs, seek education and support, and strive towards personal growth and the development of healthy, respectful relationships.