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Suffice it to say it isn't something that makes me a risk to the employer, but it's also more awkward to discuss than other felonies.
by sexoffender 9y ago
Suffice it to say it isn't something that makes me a risk to the employer, but it's also more awkward to discuss than other felonies.
- surrogatekey 9y agoOf course how much you disclose is totally your business, and I can't speak for the person you're replying to. But for me this isn't enough to go on, because your questions seem to be about others' perceptions of this as a risk.
- syllogism 9y agoIt's not all about risk. The person interviewing you is going to be drawing inferences about your character --- so exactly what you did will really matter. If you were 19 with a 15 year old girlfriend, that's something many people wouldn't immediately condemn. Similarly, if you got caught having consenting sex in a bathroom, or even if you exposed yourself to a cop at a gay beat --- these are things some people will understand. Even if you had child porn but never offended, you might eventually find an employer who would consider you to be making the best of a bad situation. I don't think there's much hope of convincing an employer to trust you if you actually raped someone.