gunruk

As someone who is studying and working on the legal side, it is a no for me. Applicable to all crimes. Big or not, a crime is a crime. It’s a long list of why’s. But here are a few - it’s scary on my part, I’d always prolly see the “danger” in it. It will prolly affect my mental health as it will trigger many emotions being with someone who committed a crime. It will take time to adjust before my family is going to accept and understand the other person, and as someone who is family oriented I do not want to go so much hassle and explaining. I also do not want my partner to be affected by that. I also do not want to go much adjusting to the society. I know it should not matter what others say, but I am easily affected and swayed still by the opinion of many. And we all know what people have to say once they hear stories about someone with records. Etc. Etc. But then again, this is just my own preference. We all differ. Also, love is love. Once you find the right person, or once you are found by that person, love is all that will matter. No past issues can change your minds, and no future challenges can tear you apart.