Work release?

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My boyfriend (been dating for alittle over 2 months) is in work release. He was in prison for 6 years. He said he has changed, and he is a very sweet kind man who works hard and loves his family. But I know that no one in my family will approve at all. And I haven't told them yet. He gets out in a month and a half. I guess I just need someone to tell me to stick with him and do my thing, or slap me with a big case of reality and tell me I'm stupid....

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Wait an see how things go once he's really out. Lots of people say they've changed when they're locked up an dont. Hopefully not the case but u just dont know

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People can change! Everyone deserves a second chance. 😊

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Follow your heart.

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Your relationship is still fresh just focus on getting to know each other you can't live for your family you have to make your own choices and deal with the consequences. In six months if everything is still amazing introduce him to your family if you want.

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People can change. Some people really change after prison, and the rest don't change at all. That's not something to use to determine whether or not someone is a good person unless they did some heinous crime. Stick with him if you like or love him.

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My SO was in prison in his younger days before I knew him, that was his past, after that all he ever did was work hard and do right. It's been over a decade and he still works hard and takes care of us. I was attracted to him because he had a since of value and life that not alot of men I dated had. I think being in prison at a very young age gave him a sense of that. He appreciates and values everything in life most of all god, family, and hard work and I think he he had never been to prison he wouldn't be the same person. He works harder than any person I have ever met, he will push his body beyond its limits just to to provide. Yes not everyone is this way some people go to prison and are shady their whole lives bit he is proof that a person can change for the better. I hope your man is like him and proves all his doubters wrong. You don't have to ever tell anyone he's been in prison that's a personal thing for him. No one knows my SO ever has and we've been together 6 years and I wouldn't ever tell anyone either it was the past and it's not his future. Jist be careful look out for warning signs & pay attention to red flags sometimes these men are expert con-artist other times they really are good people

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First, what was he in prison for? Second, you say "he says he's changed" you don't really sound like you believe it. So your family will believe even less. They're looking from the outside in. You're looking with optimism. Good luck.

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