I Just Didn't Say That

  Never Thought About Breaking The Law Until... Most of you have never had to worry about going hungry or where you're going to sleep. And that's great.  I never thought I would have to worry about these things too, until one day I did. That terrible growling and painful cramping of being hungry. It's not just a feeling but a physical feeling as well. Your whole body aches and you feel sick, Your stomach feels like it's eating itself and your mind plays stupid games with you to fill the hunger.  You'd eat things that you wouldn't ever eat, but it doesn't matter, just as long as you are not hungry anymore.  Your thoughts start racing, and you become really desperate and anything to stop this hunger will be great. And I mean anything.  You would never kill someone, and you would never rob a bank, but maybe doing something really stupid like some kind of crime could pay off. But nobody gets hurt. It can't be violent and no kids or old people.  Can't bel

  What Makes A Criminal?  What makes someone break the law? This is the big question. Well, coming from a criminal background I will explain to you my experience what made me do what I did, and what the end result was for me.  I was never a criminal until I met my spouse about 20 years ago. I would have never entertained the thought ever in my life. I wasn't someone who came from a bad family, but my family was not the best at showing me what I needed while growing up and I loved the fact that being rebellious was exciting.  I didn't mean to build myself a criminal record and do what I did with my spouse, but he made me think I could save him from himself and be able to guard him from all his wrongdoing.  It all started as simple " WATCH MY BACK " things. Innocent things that I didn't really think were wrong. But they were wrong, and against the law. It was exciting. I was the eyes and ears for him while he did what he did. They started off just doing break and e