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  1. 3wordssayitall 3wordssayitall
    posted a quote
    October 17, 2017 9:26pm UTC
    okay. so, i had this boyfriend for four years right? he was this guy who i had been completely infatuated with since the 7th grade. and he always seemed like a decent guy and most of the time he was.
    our first two years together were quite nice he wasnt an amazing gentleman or anything but he was a nice enough boyfriend.
    i of course was madly in love with him, my will was his command.
    i didnt realize it about him at first but he was selfish. when we went out he didnt like holding my hand because it was bothersome to him, he would forget to text back for hours at a time sometimes, when he came over he would take naps while i played with his hair, everytime. the same thing.
    he spent every waking hour of the day with his friends and made time for me two days out of the week when we saw each other at church. now this wasnt all his fault, he was my first boyfriend and i didnt want him to break up with me so whatever he wanted or said i tried to go with.
    i would avoid telling him things i didnt like because the one time i did we almost broke up. so i became so afraid hed leave me if i complained so in the end i just bottled everything up.
    forward to two years into our relationship and my uncle kills himself, my cat died, and my grandmother who had been living with us since i was little; died. he decided to tell me the day i get the news about my uncle that last night while he was hanging out with friends he decided to move six hours away for college. and he did, after a month into being there all he does is party and drink. and
    one night while he was a little drunker than he normally got he made out with one of his old friends from high school who was visiting.
    he told me the next day right before i left to go to the movies with my friends.
    the next few months after that he kept telling me he didnt really know if he wanted this relationship anymore, me being the way i was i couldnt break up with him. i loved him so much. so i told him to end it if he didnt want it anymore. and he never did.
    fast forward two more years. we've been doing long distance for two years now.
    he hates doing phone calls, refuses to skype me, and hardly has time to text.
    one day i walked into a Marine Corps recruiters office because a friend asked me to talk to him, a week later im sworn in and leave for bootcamp in a month.
    he was nervous about it, he didnt want me to stay in since we planned to get married and he wanted kids before 25.
    i left for bootcamp March 13th 2017, we sent letters back and forth all through out bootcamp, and then finally the day before graduation when i got to call my family and friends for a bit i called him and our conversation for not being able to talk in 3 months was this,
    *ringing*
    Him: yooooooo
    Me: babe? hey babe, its me.... i did it.
    HIm: apparently
    me: im excited to see you soon
    him: me too
    Me (pretty damn dissapointed): yeah.... anyways i should probably go, sergent is calling us for formation. love ya, bye.
    him: love ya too, bye
    Sergent wasnt calling us for formation.
    that call broke me, i got through 13 weeks of complete hell thinking all i wanted was to hear his voice; and that was how he answered.
    i immedietly knew i had to break up with him.
    but some old part of me fought through and while i was home on my ten day leave i acted normal, he cried in his car as he talked to me saying it had been the lonliest three months of his life.
    that he missed me so much, it was really sad now that i think about it.
    i smiled and hugged him and cried too. but my tears were because i ended up fighting so hard for myself i grew the strength to give up on him. right when he finally decided he wanted to fight for me.
    after i broke up with him he begged for me back, cried to me, fought for me, said he would wait.
    i guess you never really know what you had until its gone.
    im happy now, we've been broken up for about 3 months.
    my life is constantly busy with the daily demands of doing what i do. but i live for me now, as i encourage anyone else that may have a similar situation to do.
    stop living your life revolved around the needs and demands of someone else.
    you're worth so much more than that.
    for me it took earning the title U.S. Marine, fighting harder than ive ever had to fight, and growing up faster than most others do in order to see i cant live my life for somebody elses happiness.
    live a life you can be proud of.
    Semper Fi

  2. OnlyYourSuperman OnlyYourSuperman
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    March 31, 2017 8:13pm UTC
    No didn't change my mind its just been a really really long process. Suppose to pay my car off but think once I show that I've been making payments they'll waive it.

  3. OnlyYourSuperman OnlyYourSuperman
    posted a quote
    March 30, 2017 10:42pm UTC
    Yeah I told you this?

  4. trishafaye819 trishafaye819
    posted a quote
    October 27, 2015 12:16pm UTC
    OFFICIALLY sworn into the Army National Guard as of 20151026. :)

  5. ourlastsummer ourlastsummer
    posted a quote
    July 3, 2015 12:24am UTC
    Loving a man serving active duty in the military is a special kind of hell. He's sent away when he's told, to do as he's told, for as long as he's told. The only certainty is that he will go.
    Loving a man serving in the military reserve is a different kind of hell. He's away for one weekend a month, two days of 30, for drill practice and meetings. That's nothing. It's certain, it's constant, it's dependable. But when he has the option to go away for
    6-9 months at a time, to leave for longer than those two days of 30, that's when the hell begins. He's notified, he applies, he's approved, he's notified of paperwork which never comes, he's harrassed day in and day out by civilian and military supervisors about when he's going where and for how long and "where's the paperwork already" and nothing is certain. You never know if he's going or not until it's too late to make him cute deployment gifts or arrange a going-away party. That is where the hell begins.

  6. mhamilton mhamilton
    posted a quote
    April 11, 2015 4:20pm UTC
    Loving a Military man is
    not hard.
    The distance is hard, the
    sacrifices are hard, But
    loving him.... that's the
    easiest thing I've ever
    done

  7. Rachel97 Rachel97
    posted a quote
    March 31, 2015 9:32am UTC
    Graduation is two months away. I got accepted to ACM, but I want to join the military. I brought this up to my dad and he flipped out. He doesn't want his youngest daughter joining the military. He is afraid that I'll go overseas to fight, get lonely, and bring back a guy that I should have never met. So once again, I think I am going to give up my dreams to please my father.

  8. GirlsLikeBoys GirlsLikeBoys
    posted a quote
    January 16, 2015 9:10pm UTC
    I just miss him.
    And no one understands what I have to go through, which is the worst part about it.
    No one understands the feeling of being alone when you know that in reality, hopefully, even with the distance between you, are still together by staring through the solid ceiling at the stars in the dark night sky.

  9. Nevershoutneverlover Nevershoutneverlover
    posted a quote
    November 25, 2014 7:36pm UTC
    No matter what the distance is,
    I will always love you
    My traveling soldier. <3

  10. SaturdayInJuly SaturdayInJuly
    posted a quote
    July 25, 2014 12:00am UTC
    I told my mother I want to join the military and she said I was stupid

  11. LovinYouIsEasy LovinYouIsEasy
    posted a quote
    June 7, 2014 12:22pm UTC
    That's the only thing about being a military girlfriend... you're alone a lot...

  12. wearesarcasm wearesarcasm
    posted a quote
    March 25, 2014 7:46am UTC
    The love of my life is leaving in 5 weeks. He'll be gone for 5 months. We'll go from talking nonstop every day to not talking at all. I realize he is taking a big step for his future, but I can't help but feel sad about it. I'm scared of everything that could happen while he's gone. Am I incredibly selfish..?

  13. Skye * Skye *
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    February 13, 2014 11:48am UTC
    I am a Military Brat.
    That basically means that one of my parents is in the Military,
    In this case, my Mom is in the Air Force.
    I will be joining the Air Force soon.
    We live in England because my Mom was needed at a military base here.
    I like it, but it gets hard.
    Like all the sacrifices my family and I, especially my mom, make are for nothing.
    People in America are always complaining about the military
    " It's a waste of money!!"
    "Military members want nothing more than to kill innocent people in Afghanistan!! Murderers!!"
    " Why don't they all just shut up about getting deployed and kill themselfs already. Get a real job."
    " I Contine to tell the world exactly how dumb U.S. soldiers are. That's right. Dumb. Brain dead. Morons. Dopes."
    " They deserve to die."
    I try to ignore it.
    But it's around me here too.
    Last week i went bike riding in a public path with my little brother. He fell, and was blocking the path, laying on the ground crying.
    A British women stepped over him saying ; " Stupid Americans. Why are they even here? We dont need them. All they do is get in the way. They need to go cause trouble somewhere else."
    I could have punched her.
    It's times like this when feel like it's all for nothing.
    If my Mother isn't even supported by her own country, or it's allies,
    then why does she work from 6 am - 10 pm saving it?
    Sorry. Needed to rant.

  14. Hale_Storm18 Hale_Storm18
    posted a quote
    February 7, 2014 3:50pm UTC
    i'm the daughter of a military man
    it's the way of life i understand
    and i'm so proud to say
    it made me who i am today
    i hope down the road i find a real good man
    that's done half the things my daddy has
    yeah, i'm the daughter of a military man

  15. moonstone7777 moonstone7777
    posted a quote
    January 11, 2014 10:22pm UTC
    There are men and women out there fighting and dying for my freedom and there is nothing I can do about it and it is killing me

  16. moonstone7777 moonstone7777
    posted a quote
    December 27, 2013 1:58pm UTC
    I have not yet begun to fight
    -John Paul Jones

  17. Savannahh Savannahh
    posted a quote
    November 28, 2013 11:46pm UTC
    The army may have my soldier,
    But I have his heart ♥

  18. Decay * Decay *
    posted a quote
    November 24, 2013 9:20am UTC
    You know whats pointless, ASVAB testing. That stuff is completly a waste of time.

  19. moonstone7777 moonstone7777
    posted a quote
    October 19, 2013 10:08am UTC
    48 sit up in 60 seconds
    38 push ups in cadance
    8:08 mile run
    and i can do cause i beileve in myself

  20. Hale_Storm18 Hale_Storm18
    posted a quote
    October 15, 2013 10:19am UTC
    This is an actual radio conversation of a US naval ship with Canadian authorities off the coast of Newfoundland in October 1995. Radio conversation released by the chief of naval operations, 10.10.1995.
    Canadians: Please divert your course 15 defrees to the south to avoid a collision.
    Americans: Reommend you divert your course 15 degrees to the north to avoid a collision.
    Canadians: Negative. You will have to divert your course 15 degrees to the south to avoid a collision.
    Americans: This is the captain of a US Navy ship. I say again, divert YOUR course.
    Canadians: No, I say again, you divert YOUR course.
    Americans: This is the Aircraft Carrier US LINCOLN, the second largest ship in the United States Atalantic Fleet. We are accompanied with three Destroyers, three Cruisers and numerous support vessels. I DEMAND that you change our course 15 degrees north. I say again, that's one-five degrees north, or counter measures will e undertaken to ensure the safety of this ship.
    Canadians: This is a lighthouse. Your call

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