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Thread: Finding out your friend is a level 3 sex offender... (long)

Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago by diana_circe
OK, so this will probably get moved to vent/whine, but its really not a vent beyond I need to talk about it, its slightly disturbing to my hubby and I. We know what we need to do, and have no pause in breaking off the relationship. But here's our story. About seven and a half years ago Mike was working at a landscaping job he worked for over the summers. He met two guys, both relatives ...
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Licchl05 replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Wow, that is definately a sticky situation. If I were ever faced with it I'm not exactly sure how I would react, so I have no advice for you, but I completely understand the anger that you and dh have towards him; with you having children the guy should have told you, but then on the other hand he was scared of losing the friendship. I like to believe people can change, but I wouldn't want to ...

diana_circe replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
We knew he was in trouble for a sexual crime, but we were under the impression it was a longer time ago and it was something akin to statutory rape. Which, of course is not OK, but an 18-20 yo with a 15 or 16 year old, while not acceptable to us, seems more understandable than a child crime. I guess in my head I understand how a girl that age could entice an inexperienced guy of that age... ...

whatever replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Its NO secret I do NOT have kids and am NO expert on child molesting topics. But I have been around them in more ways than I care to. And from my experience and what you hear from experts MOST of the time they cannot be rehabilitated. Its something in them......He may very well be an exception. And I truly hope for your dh he is. But in your case I would watch my kids like a hawk when he comes...

diana_circe replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
whatever, I can't imagine letting him around our kids now that we know. We have been talking about this since they left last night and I don't know if there is any way to get around what we now know. Mike likened it to being an alcoholic. They may be able to resist the urge, and some times are easier than others, but the desire is still there and sometimes very hard to resist. I know its a ...

jerseybarb replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
I know people can change and change profoundly (I know I did). But part of being a recovering child molester is avoiding kids like an recovering alcoholic avoids bars and liquor stores. I don't have kids, although I was molested when I was a kid. If you continue the friendship, do like everybody says, don't leave him alone with any children. He may have the intention of not reoffending, but...

Jolie Rouge replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
No advice .. just a and a

WendyLou75 replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Hrm... If it were me, I'd be beating him within an inch of his life... but that's only because I have zero tolerance for Child Molesters and IF there is a Hell I hope there's a special place for them. I say this because John, and one of his sisters were sexually abused as children...by their Mom's Husband. (their step dad) I know very little of what happened... but I do know it was bad enough ...

msmom79 replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
this is not easy for me to say,but i was molested by my uncles and also raped by a guy,no way in hell i would let a person-no matter who it was around my children,if i knew for a fact,that they were a convicted child molester- i am sorry,but it wouldnt happen here-no friendship,is worth my childs safety,jmoho

queenangie replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
The choice is simple: you protect your children and dump the friendship ASAP. Our first responsibility is as parents. Am glad to hear that you are very protective of your children.

fleabones3 replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
I am going to be the odd ball out here and I will get flamed I am sure.... Most times I would agree with everyone else on this BUT... he did come talk to you guys face to face, something 99% of them would never do. 2nd of all, he did go to intensive therapy, something else most of them dont do. He could have kept his mouth shut,and kept coming around for years before you MIGHT have found ...

 

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diana_circe
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Finding out your friend is a...
Published (2009-11-05 22:19:00)
Yeah, level 3 is high risk to reoffend. I don't think it has anything to do with being forgiving justme. At least not for me. I have nothing to forgive him for, but if it had been one of my kids there's no way in hell I'd be forgiving. Its not my forgiveness he needs, its the forgiveness of that child and his family. Whether or not he is forgiven, that doesn't mean I have to associate with someone who was able to do that...
msmom79
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Published (2009-11-03 19:26:00)
i hope you guys dont get mad at me-but i cannot express to all of you enough-hard enough-loud enough-to never ,ever let your babies be around anyone who is a known molester-or rapist-i cant explain the hurt and the pain it has caused in my life-i have memories that still kill me to this day! i cry,when i see babies hurt,and young ladies and young men too-yes ladies and gents-woman do this crap too-keep your babies as close to you as...
MistyWolf
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Published (2009-11-06 03:10:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Jolie Rouge : That's what friends are for ... Exactly!
jerseybarb
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Published (2009-11-02 22:31:00)
Yes you are right, the kids come first.
Jolie Rouge
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Published (2009-11-05 17:10:00)
Quote: I don't think she is questioning what needs to be done, I think OP was more or less needing to talk to ppl about this. Trying to get input and get some of what she is feeling and going through off her chest. I am sure Diana is going through all kinds of emotions right now and just needed to bend our ears : That's what friends are for ...
fleabones3
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Published (2009-11-05 17:38:00)
Diana, my DH is very very very antisocial too. I know what you mean about your DH finding that one person he clicks with. Unfortunately the last 2 he has found are drunks, which now means my DH drinks more than he has the first 10 yrs we were married. Fortunately he isnt a " drunk" ( yet) but still. With hubbies like ours, its not so easy to go out and find friends or bring them home. DH has this one good friend.. I mostly...
pepperpot
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Published (2009-11-02 22:20:00)
I definitely hear you and feel real bad for the guy if he truly has changed..... But, one never knows. And I would never forgive myself if I trusted him and something happened to one or more of my children. It''s unfortunate, but I cannot give him the benefit of the doubt where my children are concerned. I would always try to error on the side for my children. It's my children first.
WendyLou75
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Published (2009-11-03 19:12:00)
I like this guy even less now that I know he actually spent the night at your home, with your children, BEFORE admitting to this... now my mind is running wild with what he may of potentially "accidently" did to your kids. Lord I hope I'm wrong but I'd so be talking to these kids one on one... making sure there was no accidental anything.
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Licchl05
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Published (2009-11-01 10:57:00)
Wow, that is definately a sticky situation. If I were ever faced with it I'm not exactly sure how I would react, so I have no advice for you, but I completely understand the anger that you and dh have towards him; with you having children the guy should have told you, but then on the other hand he was scared of losing the friendship. I like to believe people can change, but I wouldn't want to put my kids in a situation that is a...

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