I wouldn't say dated or loved but had a thing with a guy for a few weeks, bad enough it was the turning point of depression and self pity. He made me feel things I've never felt before, and he made me realise that I need to become my own person and be myself, he reminded me that he had a worse childhood than I did and also showed me a few things about the fast life that I've never thought about before, he said he's been in jail for 17 years but even before getting involved I knew I'd never love him and he was definitely more broken then me, I never learned so much before from one person
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Yes 🙈 head over heels.
nope... no criminals here... I don't know how i'd feel about an exeptionally attractive female criminal... except if she a crackhead, but that's not attractive... but i'd be too concerned that she'd be in so much danger all the time and she could be put in the clink at any time... my ex said she wanted a small knife to carry around for utilitarian purposes or whatever, but it is illegal in her city to carry that (somewhere in canada)... i sent her a multitool and told her that if she goes to jail over that, i'd visit her and stay cuffed... but unjust laws don't denote criminality to me
I've been writing to a female prisoner (drug conspiracy) for close to 3-years. She will be getting out in 2013. I've never physically seen her or heard her voice. Yet, I am developing feelings for her. So I believe it's possible to be in love with a criminal.
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I think about 8 years ago - I had a crush on a very attractive and smart and kind guy who was jailed for smoking weed - he ended up going to a top school to study law a few months later
When I was younger, I dated a few women who were prescription pill addicts (not a wise choice) but I don't think they were criminals.
No can't say I have. Had one try to date me/stalk me like 4-5 years ago, I've known people that went to school with that years later for addicted to drugs and stole.
Yes, I grew up with criminals and kinda lived all that, seen a lot, heard a lot. Right now I'm dating a guy with criminal record from harmless violating public order to attempting murder. Trust me I really can't imagine myself with nice guy working 8 hours a day. I am aware of every bad thing life like this brings but I'd rather live that way than normal nice suburban housewife life.
I grew up being bonnie. I'm glad I found my Clyde🥰. This way of living is EVERYTHING trust me. That amounts of mutal trust you have in each other, must have in each other is irreplaceable. Relationship is so much stronger when you find someone to have your back even in your worst. These couples don't really have those relationship problems people with legal jobs do.UGH!! I didn't know about it until almost a year in to our relationship. He would shoplift stupid things like Yugioh trading cards and scented wax, things that he could clearly afford. He's shown me his bank account several times to brag about his money.
Looking back, I should have turned him in the very first time I saw him do that. He shouldn't have laid his hands on me or gotten chlamydia front the chick he cheated on me with. She has to go tell 6 different guys about that too. FORGET HIM!!I have never been. But I don't think it is uncommon.
One person can feel love towards another for a variety of reason and outsiders may not always be able to judge correctly. The person loving a criminal may have their own excuses like it was due to their situation or someone framed that person, etc. I don't think we will be able to draw a line when it comes to love. Every person needs and have the right to be loved. So we are facing a force of nature.
However, in some cases, such love may not be viewed as arising out of normal situation.
There are some cases where a victim of a crime may feel romantic attachment towards the criminal. For example I've heard of a situation where a victim of kidnapping feeling a love for the kidnapper. In such cases, there are various other factors to consider before determining whether the benefits enjoyed by the accused are justified by the law of free and mutual consentCriminal past, yes. But not present.
I've had criminal past too, so I don't judge people for what they might have done in their teenage years.
But if they are already out of high school and out there in real life, they should have their life in straight order, because I don't want to be implicated by their actions in current life.I'm an ex-convict, but I've cleaned up my act. While I was still "out there" on drugs, I ended up incarcerated a lot. There were a lot of women who wanted to be with me, and they would try to reforn me. In my opinion, that usually doesn't work out. I've always had a good heart, but for many years, I was a bad choice for any women. Everyone deserves a second chance, but THEY have to make an effort.
it wasn't really love but at some point I had some feelings for that guy.
Now, when I think about him, I feel sad for him but then he liked being a bad person. The thing is we were only 14 and I wasn't paying that much attention to him. But when I look back and pay attention to what he was saying, he was a monster.Yeah my ex was into the streets. I hated that about him because he was smart as shit. He was a prime example of choosing to be a product of his environment. He stayed involved in some dumbass shit. He actually ended up leaving my city behind some criminal shit.
That's messed up and you didn't turn him in?
I mean how old was this kid? And was he breaking and entering? Did he have a fire arm? Or was he just stealing packages?
Either way hopefully that ex of yours did a lot of time behind bars.
Anyways no why would I love a criminal? They can rot in jail.Depends on the crime obviously murder and violent crimes are out, robery is out for me too. Also, drug dealers are out. But like a financial criminal yeah i could maybe... to be honest with you though hun if he's telling you he won't rob you as long as you let him come over you need to get him to go away. he's already manipulating you also I would hide your valuable things after he break up in case he decides to rob you. If he breaks in to steal from you call the police they will aek
Yess.. me ex would steal money from her moms pocketbook after like a month we were going out she told me this. So at this point I was so into her, part of me didn't care.. love I mean lust is mad blind.. lolz 😹😂😹
As terrible as it sounds, yes. He sold drugs and participated in breaking and entering, robbery.
I was attracted to the wrong type of bad boy during my teenage years. I thought he was hot.I've never been in love with someone who I knew to be a criminal. However, I did love a girl who later became a criminal, but she was not one when I knew her until the very end.
Does that include people who break/have broken the law by smoking weed or taking illegal drugs? It that's the case, my answer is yes. :-)
I haven't ever and I literally can't now. I could lose my law license voluntarily being that close to crime.
Nope. I've known 1 former criminal who was my boss at my first job. He had been in prison for dealing.
But, when he was my boss he talked openly about it and had let that time far behind him.Nope I don't got time to be dating no criminals. 😂 you where his safe place so he can just play xbox
Give him the Xbox and tell him to kick rocks. It would be worth not having that person around anymore period.
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