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So as long she needs his help, and he needs her help, and they both agree to help each other in the other peron's area of weakness, complementing each other's ability to live in the world, I don't see much wrong with that. Someone who littered and a person who commits murderer are two different people.

Collect some of your best pictures along with some words about yourself and you are ready to sign up with Date a Convict. But please don't use people for your own purposes. What I just read i almost can't tout!. Good luck to you in whatever you do decide to do. If your partner has indulged in fraud or white collar crime, be aware that you're dating someone who can't be trusted easily. The correctional system can be VERY stressful to deal with. I didn't fub to love him, but it happened. No one should ever humiliate or dating ex convicts you. Meet Inmates With Date a Convict. There is no excuse for violence.

Maybe that's because he was in for drugs, and people are gradually realizing drug laws are stupid. Hi Diana, relationship questions are not my real strong suit but I have dated much older men before 20+ years older than me and the fact that you are writing here, makes me think that you wonder deep down if everything is okay with your relationship.

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Posted by 3111 days ago Question im dating a convict and dont know what to do anymore, our realtionship is draining me emotionily and now pyshicaly. Do you mind me asking what he's in jail for? I think it seems hard to wait 5 years when you're so young. I can understand from the parents view - it must be difficult thinking your daughter's involved with a convict. I think the age difference is more bothersome when you're 16 compared to, if you're 30 and he's 39. Are you planning on going to college or university? I don't think we can make this decision for you. Do you have a trusted person to talk to about this? He is in prison for braking and entering, which isnt true at all. Yes I know you're 18 now - I was talking about when you initially met him you were 16 and I can see why your parents would be opposed to the age difference then. If he beat someone up this badly - I would be wary of being involved with someone like this who obviosly has an anger problem. What happens if one day he gets very mad at you? I'll give you my own personal opinion - I wouldn't want to be involved with someone who has beaten someone else. But this is your life and you have to make your own decision. I wish you the best. Hi Diana, relationship questions are not my real strong suit but I have dated much older men before 20+ years older than me and the fact that you are writing here, makes me think that you wonder deep down if everything is okay with your relationship. It does have difficulties with him not being there. I know that is hard on you. The age thing is more of an issue when you are young. As you get older it becomes less of an issue. Just ask yourself what else is going on. For me, dating older men made me feel secure. I knew what they wanted. They knew what they wanted. But after analyzing it, I realized I was just repeating a pattern from the past, older guys were comfortable because of my experiences as a child and being abused. Believe it or not, guys my own age were more intimidating!! I knew how to please an older man, I was taught that too young unfortunately. But when I met and dated my former fiancee, he was my age, it was probably the healthiest relationship I had ever had because we were more on level ground. A healthy relationship usually needs to not be power-shifted. He has more power in the relationship due to both of your ages, which would not be a big deal once you guys were in your forties. I think you just need to do some soul searching and discover for yourself if your motive in the relationship is purely love or if there is something inside yourself you are trying to fill through the relationship that needs to be met within yourself and not expected from the relationship. But only you will know the answer to that. And Bella gave some good advice on thinking through how he treats you or how he treats others. Sometimes a person needs to work on their own issues before they can be a good partner in a relationship. Has he had some anger management counseling? My sister married a guy that used to be in jail. It does strain the relationship some as he has trouble finding work due to his record and when their friends know, they do not want their kids to come over and play with my sister's kids.... As always, all my best. Junie Hi Diana, this relationship is already causing you some concern. It is draining you emotionally. I can understand your friends and families concern. You are involved with someone who almost killed another person. If he beat someone up so badly to the point of not being able to recognise them, because they owed him money what does that say about his values, his ethics, and his personality. There is no excuse for violence. Love alone is not enough to sustain a relationship. Both people have to know how to have a good healthy relationship. You need good social skills, know how to manage your emotions, and solve conflict without violence,. I doubt that your boyfriend has those skills yet, and unless he has had intensive therapy inside prison he is going to be the same person he was when he went inside. What is missing in your life, that you felt the need to connect with someone who is in prison?