I was in prison for 7 years, but I was innocent and proven as such, why are most women turned off by this?

[Anonymous]

Seriously, the few women into it have major issues that makes it not worth it to start dating them. They never grew up past the “hardcore bad boy” phase and it’s obviously unhealthy for them. I’m not a bad boy, I’m an unlucky lad.

[Zack-Bann]

That’s unfortunate.
You got all the downsides and none of the upsides


But how do girls find out about the prison thing unless you advertise it early on?


I’m guessing you tell them and immediately point out how it was wrongful and how you’re victim of the system


Absolutely no one likes a victim.


So either don’t mention prison and get into a relationship on present day merits


Or own the fact that you did time and use it as a strength.
While pointing out the wrongfulness you can say that you used these 7 years to toughen up and become a real adult. Workout read etc


And since you got exonerated that means you’re not a felon and can get into any job or profession you want which makes you everything that’s good about former inmates without everything that’s bad about them

[BarryLiverstone]

Makes you hard to trust. Much like posting this anon as a question on a free internet site.

[Zack-Bann]

Maybe he doesn’t want to become “the prison guy” in every future question or answer he gives

Using Anon is perfectly understandable I don’t see why some people take an offense to it

[BarryLiverstone]

On gag anon is over used , im not offended but he could have asked with his username. I’ve answered on gag before about going to jail and no one calls me the jail guy

[Nikki1989]

Stigma by Association!