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Relationships, My boyfriends leaving for the airforce i need advice!!
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post Jan 13 2008, 07:35 AM
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Hey guys,
I would like some help.. ive been with my boyfriend for 5 months now..
hes a really great guy and is soo nice to me. Im really thankful that i have him in my life, theres just one minor glitch.. hes leaving for the airforce this april.. we love eachother and want to stay together.. he'd have holidays of course.. and christmas and while im in my final year of high school and plan on going to university i will have something to take my mind of him, ive never been the type to need another to feel complete.. but i would like someone elses advice.. after all he might not like it and would wanna come home.. but im a little lost as to what i should do i want to stay with him no doubt..

Please help!! Thankyou =]
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post Jan 14 2008, 08:41 AM
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Being in the Marine Corps, and having been in your shoes, I can relate all too well.

You really need to put certain things into perspective. For example, he probably won't be stationed where you'll be attending school. He may request it, but just joining the military, you don't get to call the shots.

There's a possibility of the long distance relationship working out. His training is in San Antonio at Lackland AFB, right? Last time I checked, thats where all the little flyboys went to cupcake boot camp. If he gets stationed overseas, it will take a lot of maturity and a tremendous amount of willpower on both ends to keep it going.

Just don't break up with him while he's gone. For the love of God, do it face to face if you don't see it working out. I'm not going to discourage marriage, but both of you have lives to live and if he's in AF (those bastards TRAVEL), he has yet to experience anything, the last thing that he'll need is something, or someone, holding him back. Unless its one of those, "baby I can't live without you," sort of deals. That, in turn, puts the weight of fidelity and patience on your shoulders.

Conversely, if you want to get hitched, command sponsorship will take care of your ass and you'll be with your man. There's only so much free advice to give before you come to realization that this is only a choice you can make. Even if you feel like you don't have a clue, deep down, you know what the answer is.

Good luck.
 

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