he plea bargained so he'll be out in two. problem is the guy he assault, battered and stalked is a guy she used to work with who he thought she was having an affair with. so he divorced him while he was in the slammer.
should i get out of this relationship now? she's really great, sweet smart and gorgeous, but i don't want to get murdered by this ex-con psycho. she does plan to file for a restraining order when it gets closer to his date of release.

so he divorced him while he was in the slammer.





that's gay bro

Get out now if not sooner

Yes, restraining orders always work. They work as well as background checks to keep guns out of the hands of criminals.

Where will you be in two years when he gets out? If you think this is a possible marriage, then stay with her. If you're married when he gets out he'll tell his pals "She ruined my life but she's somebody else problem now" and he'll leave you alone &will be glad that you're savibng him from alimony.

If you just want to bone her, then plan an escape route no later than 12 months before his release. Let the next boyfriend get his head knocked off.

How primo is the booty?

When he did he start serving his time? If he got 2 years, he will be eligible for early release in 6 - 8 months with good behavior. I would get far away from her now, coz you don't want him looking for you!

I'm sure that after being put in jail, probably losing his job & facing down the fact that he's got pretty bleak prospects in life from here on out... he'll be a reformed man. I'm sure he will have noticed the err of his ways & learned his lesson.

Arrange to pick him up from jail when he gets released, take him to the closest bar & get shit-faced with him & let him spill all of his anxieties out on you & develop a real bond with the guy.


Then, on the way home, kill him & dump his body somewhere where no one will find him.

Issue resolved.

Why would you want to be with someone who has such poor judgement? I bet the beating wasn't the first sign of trouble.

A lot can happen in two years. Why not just see how things play out?

Some Thoughts Wrote:
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> Why would you want to be with someone who has such
> poor judgement? I bet the beating wasn't the first
> sign of trouble.
>
> A lot can happen in two years. Why not just see
> how things play out?


i'd think the idea of her having bad taste in men would reflect more poorly on me than her lol. trust me when i say she realizes what a mistake she made and he didn't seem to be a psycho until a while into the marriage.
i plan to, i just want to know if i should cut my losses now, we're starting to get serious. even if he doesn't try anything i hate to have him looming in the background of our lives for years to come. gf is still on good terms with his family etc etc dude will be in our lives whether he repents or not.

Genus Wrote:
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> he plea bargained so he'll be out in two. problem
> is the guy he assault, battered and stalked is a
> guy she used to work with who he thought she was
> having an affair with. so he divorced him while he
> was in the slammer.
> should i get out of this relationship now? she's
> really great, sweet smart and gorgeous, but i
> don't want to get murdered by this ex-con psycho.
> she does plan to file for a restraining order when
> it gets closer to his date of release.


Does she looks like this?
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Man Rule #867

You don't fuck crazy.

Directly or indirectly.

Run away.

You fucking pussy. Stand up for yourself.

Nothing worse that some redneck jealous ex to stalk after you. No pussy is worth that. If she dated this scum chances are she has dated others just like him and she has issues. Better get your cock checked for STDs

Dude, she is a whore.

That said just keep fucking her and remain noncommittal;

No way I would tolerate that kind of baggage. 1M people, surely you can find another piece of ass.

Actually when he gets out, if he’s smart he’ll be worried about keeping his nose clean (at least for a while). I would call and make complaints if he bothers you, that would f@ck up his parole.