How long would you wait for your significant other if they were wrongfully convicted of a crime and went to prison?

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Dinklex3 · Accepted Answer

Ooff. I genuinely think I could wait as many years as it takes. I know this because I know myself. I’d still be single if he didn’t ask for a relationship. I’ve said no to everyone else, but him for a reason & I can’t see me bonding with another man while I’m missing mine.

22 year old me wouldn’t have waited though because I’ve never really loved my previous partners.

IslaTheWitch · Accepted Answer

I would do everything to get them out... hopefully sooner than later...

TommyMountainFigure · Accepted Answer

The thought of her going to prison is so far removed from my mind, that I couldn't even comprehend it be possible. If either of us were to be jailed, it would have been me before I changed my ways that is, and I would have told her not to wait!

exitseven · Accepted Answer

I would break her out of the big house.

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

Many on here will claim as long as it takes because they are "loyal to a fault" BS but once reality sets in and life goes on they will eventually move on because their needs meaning sexually have to be met and most people don't want to be lonely.

GuyAnswersGirls123 · Answer

I would at least hope I wait as long as it takes, even death. I can't say for certain if I'm as good a person as I wish in this regard but I can say that I would feel waves of guilt for the rest of my life if I wasn't.

SeriouslyNotSerious · Answer

Until my man do this.. 💪 I'll be there in the background cheering lol

sage2021 · Answer

If I knew without a doubt that they were jail or prison for something they didn't do, I would wait forever! Love has no limits!

electromagnetic · Answer

Wrongly convicted?  I highly doubt that if by e was in prison to begin with. I’m not waiting. He committed the crime, he does the time.

JacobJordan · Answer

If they were wrongfully convicted permanently. Should be fighting with them to get that overturned and expunged

NathanDavis · Answer

as long as it takes... which would not be long, I'd get them out of there way quicker

AmyHew1tt · Answer

If he was wrongfully convicted, I'd wait however long it took

Chazmatazz269 · Answer

I could wait indefinitely if she could maintain similar resolve.

Xia1994 · Answer

I’d wait for life! If you claim you love someone then you better love that someone. Especially if they’re wrongfully convicted!

Wiredone · Answer

I'd be working on her case to getting her out if she was wrongly charged. I'd wait as long as it takes.

Nikki1989 · Answer

Any prison would be an instant dealbreaker.

Telekinetic-Potato · Answer

If it was long enough for it to become an issue, I'd leave the country with her. Fuck that shit.

KrakenAttackin · Answer

For the right woman I would wait indefinitely.

LaurenM1997 · Answer

I wouldn’t they’d lose me when they’ve done that

mbarsi01 · Answer

It depends on how the relationship was beforehand im not staying alone with someone that treated me iffy

msc545 · Answer

Maybe 5 years.

Miristheiss · Answer

Any prison is a deal breaker.

Anpu23 · Answer

Oh forever.

goebenbreslau · Answer

if i really love her, forever.

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