ex-con... enough said.
i mean i didnt know him before he went away but apparently five years in prison changed him because i dont see how he coulda been convicted in the first place. i mean i dont even like him but i am very attracted to him and hes a really nice guy.
ok, take ur best shot.
Ok Let's re-cap here.
Nowhere in the original post is there any indication that you are looking for advice.
The fact that you say you don't even like him diminishes the necessity or sincerity of your avowed attraction to him.
And then you ask for people to take their best shot. What is that supposed to mean? That we're supposed to agree that your taste in men is apparently execrable? That you are incredibly shallow for the 'ex-con enough said' comment?
That you should be applauded for wanting to be involved with a guy you don't even like? That you should be applauded for being a one-tween John Howard society?
And then follow-up with a lot of sketchy stuff about what his crimes were and about how you apparently aren't capable of understanding the nature of his charges or how his prosecution works.
This is pretty much like your previous thread. It starts out with just a blog entry; all breathy and declarative; no request for actual advice. No clear explanation of the situation. More of the barest short story outline. And every post by your faithful readers is reduced to an attempt at extracting enough detail to make any response relevant or to get even the faintest idea of your motivation.
But yet you say throughout that you're looking for serious advice.
Well here's some.
You need to start giving some thought to the type of man you want to be when you grow up. Whether you're going be some dys-functional hysteric who runs to a group of avatars every time you give a guy a hand-job in a movie theatre, or when someone calls you at 3am in the morning, or when you meet some guy that you apparently have no feelings for but want to make out with because he 'Hott'. An emotionally healthy, maturing guy would realize that a help board isn't just a blog site or their personal diary. You need to start developing filters; to know when you should be giving thoughtful reflection to a situation and developing your own opinion and response without having to ask friends or even worse, strangers what they think about it or what you should do.
You need to realize that every event doesn't have to be fraught with dramatic potential.
You apparently like to write gay Harlequin romance 'bodice rippers', based on what you've posted in the fiction section.
Perhaps you should this a vehicle as a way of learning how to deal with every situation that turns up in your life.
If that doesn't work for you, then I would suggest that you should seriously seek out a counsellor to help you develop the coping mechanisms that you'll need in order to be a healthy and self-sufficient adult gay male.