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Im seeking help , from othere peeps i spent two years in jail for selling pot and ive bin out four months but i cant seem to allow myself into a relationship but i care for a lot of people idont no theres this one girl i thinke i love but i fel stuck and dont no any more . plz help:hopeless: [MOUSE]im onley asking for help[/MOUSE]
allow myself into a relationship
Maybe your punishing your self for being in jail (sounds strange I know)
Maybe you’re scared about what she will say, when she find out you have been in jail..(if she don’t already know?)
But I think you should tell her,Maybe she feels the same way as you.
Love can be so confusing and difficult :hopeless:
Best of luck Jester :group_hug
jester my guy
i did some time for the same reason and the young age like u did,so,i kinda understand more then u think.
well,i had the same fear,i could not see myself in to a relationship for some time,but,the truth is that did not wont that …
so,for a year i just partyed non-stop i fucked a lot(no feallings involved);had no school,no job,no obligations;lucky me because,i had some money waiting for me when i came out
after a year and some months all my woons were healen 🙂 so met a nice girl and things evolved natural,no pushing,no frustrations,spent two great years together,even today we have phonecalls and fuck from time to tme
my advice to you “don’t worry,is nothing wrong with you,belive more in yourself”,shit can happen to anyone,is not a bad thing u know,i learned a lot of things that helped me in my life in there
peace
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I think you need to come to terms that you were in jail and get over the fact that society attaches stigma to this [the correctness or otherwise or the law that got you jailed notwithstanding]. This will be with you most of your life when dealing with those who know you at this time or have the right to ask about whether you have any criminal convictions.
You got caught and you have done your time now. That means that the justice system is done with you unless you get caught again. In five years the conviction will be spent [you no longer need to declare it except for the most rigorous background checks who will be able to find it anyway]
I am fairly confident that you will not have enjoyed being in prison and while you were in there you were guarded with your thoughts and feelings so as to stay safe [prison not being the nicest enviroment to survive in].
Now you are out you need to learn how to let down your guard again and trust the people in your life. If you never trust anyone how will you ever make new friends and loved ones? You need to take that risk to find out if they are trustworthy. Its the only way to find out.:wink:
You are probably hyper-aware of the fact you have been in prison but what you need to realise is that the population at large is far more concerned about their life issues than yours. When you are wondering down the street and think they are giving you funny looks you would likely find, if you asked them, that they are trying to work out what to have for lunch or something equally trivial.
Work your way through this stuff [it can take a while to process these kind of experiences] and then let them go. Relax and let go of the anxiety about your background – stress is not good for you in the first place, a waste of energy anyway and wont change the past. Accept you made mistakes you are not proud of and move on [everyone has some kind of shameful skeleton in their closet; the only difference is yours was publicly viewed and judged by others].
Dont carry the court and prison experience with you for the rest of life – leave it here and enjoy the rest of your life.
If you are serious about this girl then it is far better you tell her about your past than somebody else does it out of malice. You may find that she attaches less importance to it than you do anyway and if not then better to know now than have her be hurt and angry when she finds out later down the line.:wink:
Be assured that there are people out there who will judge you by who you are now rather than what you did in your past. These are the friends worth having in my opinion and they will accept you for who you are, warts and all.:group_hug
I believe this chap is in America.
I’m not sure about his state laws but I have got the impresision from reading about US law that in many states a drug conviction is never spent and removes any eligibility for state benefits, college grants etc (there were even reports of people who have suffered from the hurricane Katrina having their claims rejected due to drugs convictions from years ago).
I’m not surprised Jester is going through this turmoil because of the stigma like this.
I think its shocking enough that a juvenile offender is given such a harsh sentence for a non-violent crime – although I think the thing to remember in this situation is that whatever society thinks, you have done no wrong, and that if you’re not hurting anyone else then society has to live with and accept how you choose to live your life.
Like others have said I would suggest being honest with the girl if she doesn’t know already, rather than living a lie…
My apologies for not picking up on the fact he is in the US. So the spent convictions information will be wrong.
THANKE YOU ALL IT HELPS ALOT AND I AM IN THE USA , I HAVE BIN HONEST 100% I NO THAT IM AFRAIDE OF LETTING SOME ONE LOVE ME JUST CUZ I DONT WHANT TO GO BACK TO JAIL LEAVING THEM WAITING FOR ME .:obey:
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