Class is something that is emphasized in the twentieth century. Class is what identifies someone with something. These classes could have been about money, love, disability and many more. In the novel Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf there are many different types of relationships. In the novel, the reader learns that Clarissa's husband, Richard, and his party planning are dominating her, just as Lucretia's husband, Septimus, is dominating her. The domination seen in these two women is love. Love is an overwhelming power that can influence someone to do something they may not have thought through, which can ultimately affect their future life. Domination in a relationship can have serious consequences. A relationship is expected to be between two people, with the same amount of communication and listening. When one dominates the other, this rule is broken. If a person is always talking and not listening, there is a problem in that relationship. This example can be seen in the marriage of Lucretia and Septimius. The relationship will be affected and can be classified as a different type. Become a separate sender and receiver. Which can be seen in Clarissa's relationship with party planning. For example, she is planning, setting up and inviting all the guests to the party, because the party is very important and she wants to make a good impression in front of everyone. First, the reader learns that Lucretia Smith is currently married to Septimus Warren Smith, who was a World War I veteran suffering from a type of mental illness. After learning of Septimus' mental illness, the reader may learn that her husband's mental illness dominates her. On page fifteen the reader can see firsthand how difficult…middle of the paper…life is. All in all, any relationship you get into can greatly affect your life. It doesn't matter if it's a person or a business. Lucrezia is a very caring wife, who sometimes feels frustrated by her husband's mental illness. Septimus is a veteran who is dealing with many of his own problems. He is very dependent on Lucrezia and the reader can understand how he dominates her. On the other hand, Clarissa is seen as a hard worker by many of her friends and family, which is very accurate. However, Clarissa is dominated by her husband, because she is not sure if she has made the right choice, and by his ability to organize parties. These dominations focus on how these can affect your daily life. Love and activities take part in a person's daily life. Lucrezia and Clarissa both care about what they do every day, and they know this because they put up with men and drama in their lives.