My bf is leaving for BCT in May for the National Guard. We have been together 4years, should we break up?
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Posted by Ray1992 Mar 5th, 2012 at 5:08PM
No. Personally, I dont think couples should break up just for the reason that one is joining the military. And much less the National Guard. Unless hes deployed, when he comes back from training, hes going to be living where he wants, even on active duty, unless he gets deployed.
se during BCT (10 weeks) and AIT (from six to 52 weeks, depending on your MOS). After that, most of your service and training will be in your own state and community. You’ll be able to live at home—not in military housing—while you’re in the Guard. You’ll continue your civilian job or go to school, then train one weekend a month at an armory or facility close to home. You’ll also attend Annual Training (AT) for two weeks, usually during the summer and usually at a location away from your hometown.
Here's what the Guard has to say about it on their website.
"You’ll train at a military ba
In the event of a deployment, whether domestic or overseas, you’ll travel and live with your unit. But as soon as your mission is over, you’ll continue to live and serve in your home community—as a true Citizen-Soldier."
So I say again, dont break up just for that reason, specially since its only the guard.
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Reply by hopeyyandjohn Mar 5th, 2012 at 10:44PM
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Posted by Cupcake103 Mar 31st, 2012 at 10:41PM
Don't leave because of that if you really love him stay so what if your young I'm 18 and me and my soldier are getting married this summer so what what people say.... If you love him like you say you do you will be there for him no matter what but don't stay just because you want to be there for him because that can be even worse for him... You and him just need to have a talk before he leaves ASAP and let each other no how you feel.. I believe once he leaves you'll understand what I'm talking about don't let people who have never been with some one in the military tell you what to do because they have no idea what we go threw until they walk in our shoes
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Posted by ZigMcZag Mar 6th, 2012 at 9:14AM
Of course you should break up! There is something seriously wrong with your boyfriend.
Never trust a man who prefers to run away from his girlfriend, family, friends or loved ones so that he can live side-by-side with other men he does not know. That is not normal nor is it healthy.
Think long and hard about the choice your boyfriend is making. He is willing to risk his life killing strange men he does not know when their is a young woman YOU who wants him home.
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Posted by neuilly Mar 5th, 2012 at 5:41PM
If you really love the person..I don't see the point of breaking up . It would never even come up....however.....because you are asking this..i get the impression..You are absolutely not ready for a serious realtionship..your selfish..and so certainly are not ready for anything inviolving a commitment...A commitment, involves, thinking about the other person...not just yourself...
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Reply by hopeyyandjohn Mar 5th, 2012 at 10:40PM
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Posted by TrueCelt Mar 5th, 2012 at 5:09PM
Do you love him? I have a couple of friends, she came to Uni and we met there, he messed on for a year and then in 2nd year he took off to New Zealand for a year out. They agreed to stay together and when he got back proposed. Go figure, they're married and happy, so something long distance can be done, can even make you stronger.
All that being said, I ended up breaking up with a girl I was completely in love with when we tried to be together long distance, so while I know it can be done, it's really hard, and it's your call as to whether you want to put yourself through that. Make a call, if you both love each other and you feel you can come through anything by working together, then you should probably make a go of it, imho
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Reply by hopeyyandjohn Mar 5th, 2012 at 11:23PM
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Reply by TrueCelt Mar 6th, 2012 at 4:18PM
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Posted by BabzEsq24 Mar 5th, 2012 at 5:08PM
wow- you're a 0 to 60 kind of gal
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Reply by hopeyyandjohn Mar 5th, 2012 at 11:19PM
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Posted by servaB Mar 5th, 2012 at 5:06PM
Why would you want to break up? I think that this being a tough time for both of you you'd want to work to stay together. Not find reasons to break up. Try letters, Skype, e-mail, care packages, photos....whatever you can to keep your relationship strong.
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Reply by hopeyyandjohn Mar 5th, 2012 at 10:48PM
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Reply by servaB Mar 5th, 2012 at 10:57PM
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Posted by firstminister Mar 5th, 2012 at 5:06PM
Good idea
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Posted by NickyRachel Mar 5th, 2012 at 5:05PM
Hmmm... What does that have to do with your relationship?? ;)
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Reply by hopeyyandjohn Mar 5th, 2012 at 10:52PM
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