Today, I met my birth father for the first time. The first thing he told me was that if I ever get arrested, I should give him a call so his guys on the inside can look after me. I don't think there's going to be a second meeting. FML
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seemetrot_fml
| 16
Are you kidding? That sounds like it could be a very useful thing to have.
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leJar
| 14
Hey, at least he's got your back if you get into trouble!
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leJar
| 14
Hey, at least he's got your back if you get into trouble!
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seemetrot_fml
| 16
Are you kidding? That sounds like it could be a very useful thing to have.
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Theuser12
| 4
Just because people have been in jail doesn't mean they are bad people.
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Danne696
| 14
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brocho
| 26
Yes, I screwed up when I was younger and got arrested for battery. I saw it as an opportunity to turn my life around and have. Everyone makes mistakes, and as long as you learn from them and correct them, they can be a good thing.
Also, nearly everyone has done something that could've gotten them in jail, it's just a matter of getting caught.
Also, nearly everyone has done something that could've gotten them in jail, it's just a matter of getting caught.
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Talis99
| 26
#19, you're one of those inspirational ones.
While I do pride myself on being one of those folk who didn't do stuff that could get the arrested (minor speeding and lying to a boss are the extent of my bad, and yes, they are still bad, I don't pretend they aren't), I don't judge others who didn't do the ultimate bad. Rape or murder or abusing children are unforgivable. Everything else, theft, vandalism, non-crippling battery, etc, I don't know your circumstances and maybe you came from a bad situation and made yourself a good one or maybe you were one of those kids who couldn't resist temptation the way I did and turned it around.
My kudos to you. Hey, maybe I'm the boring one and you have stories to tell. Either way, high-five and keep it up.
While I do pride myself on being one of those folk who didn't do stuff that could get the arrested (minor speeding and lying to a boss are the extent of my bad, and yes, they are still bad, I don't pretend they aren't), I don't judge others who didn't do the ultimate bad. Rape or murder or abusing children are unforgivable. Everything else, theft, vandalism, non-crippling battery, etc, I don't know your circumstances and maybe you came from a bad situation and made yourself a good one or maybe you were one of those kids who couldn't resist temptation the way I did and turned it around.
My kudos to you. Hey, maybe I'm the boring one and you have stories to tell. Either way, high-five and keep it up.
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MisterEx
| 28
Keep his number, OP. better call him than calling someone else "daddy"
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dolphinlvr7
| 24
What if he is a security guard and has other security guard friends inside?
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Chloe555_fml
| 27
An offer like that could come in handy, at least he wasn't demanding money from you.
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dkane
| 12
I'm pretty sure even if you don't meet your father again, he will keep his promise, he sounds like a nice guy that fell into the wrong crowd
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maroneuse
| 10
Not everyone who has been to jail is a bad person
Be thankful OP . He cares for you :)
Be thankful OP . He cares for you :)
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DrafteeSelf
| 24
Keep his number just in case though. It might come in handy
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alainopotato
| 20
I don't know in some ways this sounds really sweet. Unconventional, yes, but his heart is in the right place. I guess it depends on how he said it