Crits/Comments about US Navy

Airmail · 07-17-08, 05:00 PM

Im the same ages as you mate, the trick is not to focus your life on having girlfriends. Went through a period when I was 18/19 (I actually somehow ended up in the Foreign Legions basic training before I ran off...having wondered around much of Europe by myself which incidently made me stronger and happier with being alone and far less reliant on other people) very much like youself. I have found the way out of it is to find a subject I really enjoy which for me is Orthodontistry/Craniofacial issues and become an expert at it. I want to become the damn best at what I do so when I'm older I can have a nice old house in the country. Somewhere in the Cotswolds or anywhere as pretty. I want to be able to send my childeren to a great school and watch them grow up. I want to do well so that I can bag a wife thats on the same level as me. Whats more is I want to make a difference.

Quit thinking about the women, get an education. Go to college. Quit giving a damn what other people think about you and go out of your way to be the best. Work first, falling in love second.

From my travelling about I've found that it's far easier to make friends when you hit the road and go to some place new than it is to make them in an area you've lived in for a while. If you get the balls to just get up and leave you soon find new friends. You have to find jobs on the way and places to stay, this forces you to meet people. Then your invited out to go for drinks in the evenings. Get some balls. I've been to places you havn't been to yet, depression which I can only describe as utter and total blackness. Getting hospitalized for anxiety attacks. You might want to guess why I want my career to be in Orthdontistry..

In the Navy you'll just have to pick up soap and mop floors. Join the Paratroopers if you want more adrenalin and skirts.

07-17-08, 05:00 PM	#22
Airmail Watch Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Ubizoo Refugee Posts: 22 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Im the same ages as you mate, the trick is not to focus your life on having girlfriends. Went through a period when I was 18/19 (I actually somehow ended up in the Foreign Legions basic training before I ran off...having wondered around much of Europe by myself which incidently made me stronger and happier with being alone and far less reliant on other people) very much like youself. I have found the way out of it is to find a subject I really enjoy which for me is Orthodontistry/Craniofacial issues and become an expert at it. I want to become the damn best at what I do so when I'm older I can have a nice old house in the country. Somewhere in the Cotswolds or anywhere as pretty. I want to be able to send my childeren to a great school and watch them grow up. I want to do well so that I can bag a wife thats on the same level as me. Whats more is I want to make a difference. Quit thinking about the women, get an education. Go to college. Quit giving a damn what other people think about you and go out of your way to be the best. Work first, falling in love second. From my travelling about I've found that it's far easier to make friends when you hit the road and go to some place new than it is to make them in an area you've lived in for a while. If you get the balls to just get up and leave you soon find new friends. You have to find jobs on the way and places to stay, this forces you to meet people. Then your invited out to go for drinks in the evenings. Get some balls. I've been to places you havn't been to yet, depression which I can only describe as utter and total blackness. Getting hospitalized for anxiety attacks. You might want to guess why I want my career to be in Orthdontistry.. In the Navy you'll just have to pick up soap and mop floors. Join the Paratroopers if you want more adrenalin and skirts. Last edited by Airmail; 07-17-08 at 05:14 PM.