Would you ever date a convicted criminal?

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Lliam · Accepted Answer

It depends on the crime and whether if was a felony or misdemeanor. It also depends on how long ago, the circumstances, and whether or not they learned their lesson.

I'm not a huge stickler for obeying laws. Some laws are bullshit and some make total sense.

Some crimes are heinous and I wouldn't get involved with someone who was violent, evil or insane.

HawkPerception · Accepted Answer

Depends on what they were convicted of. Even if they murdered someone, as long as it was justified, like killing someone who killed their family for no good reason or killing someone who raped their loved ones, I'd be fine with it.

But if they are truly guilty and the act they committed is heinous, absolutely not.

Summeroflove · Answer

Depends on what the crime is technically speeding is a misdemeanor in some cases. I don’t want to say never but depending on the situation probably not

AviatorTom · Answer

Not now, I'm married. Back when I was single, it would depend on what the crime was and whether she's fulfilled her punishment. No one is perfect.

OlderAndWiser · Answer

Depends on the crime and how long ago it happened, whether she feels remorseful, is candid in telling me the details, and whether she learned from her mistake.

aaron13547 · Answer

Yes we all do things wrong. Convicted just means other people made you take responsibility for what they think you did wrong. For me the problem that would keep me from dating a convicted criminal is if they believe they didn't deserve the punishment and want to be better. Some People do that without being caught. some people don't need to be caught to see what they did was wrong. Some people never see they are wrong.

jazzy34 · Answer

Depends on what he did. I believe in giving someone a chance.  However,  I do draw the line at: child molesters, people who abuse animals or the elderly, rapists, and murderers. They can  rot.

petitedollbabee · Answer

Depends on the crime. If it’s something stupid like marijuana possession, then sure. If it’s something serious like abuse or assault, then no.

exitseven · Answer

it depends on what crime she committed. Violent crimes or drug offences I would run the other way. If it was tax fraud or if she was one of the Jan6th patriots I would say okay.

Amy10223 · Answer

No. If they’re a convicted criminal, that means they’ve done something serious and against the law。

slatyb · Answer

Yes, of course. People are convicted of all sorts of things, whether or not they are guilty, and whether or not they are offenses against other people.

Zack-Bann · Answer

It depends on the crime itself I think Anything less than mass murder I wouldn’t be impressed enough

virgo2267 · Answer

My only crime is that I submit to each and every demand when a woman has me under her spell… like literally, I would fight to defend her honor even if it lands me in jail… again

Aubrey97 · Answer

I need to know what it was before I could answer...

Spencer10 · Answer

Ummm... depends on the crime. But that could be a deal breaker.

genericname85 · Answer

depends on what they did. if it was like tax evasion, i probably would. if it was murder, then probably not.

MJVillarama · Answer

Depends on the person and the story behind it

DrPepper12 · Answer

Pass. I'm not intertwining my credit rating with a felon. Misdemeanor is ok.

jamesgoldman · Answer

Given my family history it would be nearly expected

Pohjolan · Answer

Convicted for what? Its one thing has done a victimless crime and another if they have murdered someone.

Anonymous · Answer

these users saying no wouldn't turn down Casey Anthony or Luigi Mangione

fish5505_87 · Answer

My wife was convicted of a traffic offense, so yes (I know it's not technically criminal!)

In_Trance · Answer

It depends what they were convicted of.  Child molestation is very different than tax evasion

msc545 · Answer

I think this depends a lot on the crime and the circumstances, at least for me.

Strawberry_bannakiwi · Answer

If they have changed yes, but if not no, it all depends.

Anonymous · Answer

Depends on what she did, and how hot she is.

4ngelic · Answer

definitely not

itsannalee · Answer

Depends on the crime.

Paige90 · Answer

If he is a convicted felon I would not.

RavVid · Answer

No. A safe would be expensive.

Shiprex · Answer

Depends on the crime

Miristheiss · Answer

No ma'am.

FreakInTheBedroom · Answer

I am a convicted criminal

zagor · Answer

Depends on the details.

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

Depends on the crime (s).

dudeinohio · Answer

Depends on the circumstances

Staximus · Answer

That depends on the crime

janemarie15 · Answer

It depends what type of criminal crime he did.

driven159 · Answer

like everything else depends on the person

Cassie8_ · Answer

Depends on what they did.

beenherebefore · Answer

Probably not.

Jmmmfi4 · Answer

Depends i guess

bunnyboo24 · Answer

nope

cavedweller1973 · Answer

Yes people make mistakes

Agape93 · Answer

Yeah, I am.

WonderingManII · Answer

Nope.

Alex-Snow · Answer

Probably not

soe11 · Answer

No never.

austinbooth · Answer

No way

Cidknee · Answer

Probably.

camihasfun · Answer

No way

eagle1951 · Answer

no not at all

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