why do women tend to reject guys going in the militar
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Something about killing kids probably isn't very attractive to most people.
reported:drinker:
thankyou for reporting her
First of all, you reported a guy, so that's cool. And when you say "her" I'm guessing you were hoping I'd be the reported one...guess you didn't read the article I posted...
Do you know how to use periods? Your posts are very difficult to read. And yes, I do educate myself. You obviously have not. While MOST in the military would not do these things for no reason, those involved in the "kill teams" DID do those things unprovoked and against UNARMED civilians. Do yourself a favor and educate yourself as well. Just like in every group of people, not EVERYONE is a good person. There are military members who are NOT good people. Just like there are accountants who are not good people, or lawyers, or doctors, etc.
Also, read the rest of my posts in this forum. Obviously I have not generalized all service men and women, but simply pointed at that not all of them are such honorable people. Hence this thing in the military called a dishonorable discharge.0 -
:explode: I dont understand why people bash the USA or the military men and women. First of all, you can LEAVE! Which would be great! One less mouth to pay taxes for. Second, if we didnt raise our right hand, your *kitten* would be drafted....cause someone has too do it. Third, if we were not doing out job, you would be a slave somewhere. BUT I still say you should leave....just sayin' :bigsmile:0
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All I am seeing is women complaining about how military men cheat. WHAT A CROCK OF BS!!! What about those soldiers that are over seas defending YOUR country sacrificing THIER lives to give you the freedoms you have whos wife is at home cheating on them because they are the needy, high maintenece type. Using the excuse" afraid to be alone", really that is the best you can come up with? I have been in the Air Force for 17 years and have been married to a faithfull wife for 13 years of it. Sometimes beeing sent over seas is the best thing for a marriage. People need to stop complaing about how "tough " they have it and relize that the world does not revolve aroung them.
AMEN and THANK YOU to you and your family for their service.
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All I am seeing is women complaining about how military men cheat. WHAT A CROCK OF BS!!! What about those soldiers that are over seas defending YOUR country sacrificing THIER lives to give you the freedoms you have whos wife is at home cheating on them because they are the needy, high maintenece type. Using the excuse" afraid to be alone", really that is the best you can come up with? I have been in the Air Force for 17 years and have been married to a faithfull wife for 13 years of it. Sometimes beeing sent over seas is the best thing for a marriage. People need to stop complaing about how "tough " they have it and relize that the world does not revolve aroung them.
Preach it! Honestly, I've seen a lot more of the spouses left at home having fidelity issues than the military spouses in these instances.0 -
Something about killing kids probably isn't very attractive to most people.
reported:drinker:
thankyou for reporting her
First of all, you reported a guy, so that's cool. And when you say "her" I'm guessing you were hoping I'd be the reported one...guess you didn't read the article I posted...
Well, the Marine Corps does have a cadence that goes "Napalm sticks to kids" so...While the military may not intentionally kill children, kids do get killed in war. Orphaned kids get ignored. And yes, sometimes civilians are killed for no reason.0 -
Actually now that I think about it, I've heard a lot more stories about soldiers being cheated on while on deployment than soldiers cheating on their spouses....0
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Mmmmm. Men in uniform... yummy....
If I were single, would not reject a man who was in the military. I have a great deal of respect for men in the military. As it is, my husband is a veteran but he was done with his service before we met.0 -
:explode: I dont understand why people bash the USA or the military men and women. First of all, you can LEAVE! Which would be great! One less mouth to pay taxes for. Second, if we didnt raise our right hand, your *kitten* would be drafted....cause someone has too do it. Third, if we were not doing out job, you would be a slave somewhere. BUT I still say you should leave....just sayin' :bigsmile:
how egotistical to think everyone is just talking about the USA...the USA is not the "be all end all"...I live in Canada, with a British Millitary base outside my hometown...and we're at war too!0 -
It's not for every one! Being a military/police wife/SO is not easy. Be happy that you are getting honesty up front and not cheating behind your back!
That said-thanks for your service :drinker:0 -
I would never reject a military man. in fact I'd be MORE likely to accept a relationship with a military man (I'm EXTREMELY picky about whom I will date). I men in fatigues.0
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I understand the Cdn Forces are significantly different than US Military. That said, I've been a military spouse for 16 years (17 this Aug) and moved bases a bazillion times (or at least it felt like it at the time). I married my best friend. Someone who I can always talk to. Someone who makes me laugh or understands why I cry. Someone who balances me well. I'd like to think he thinks the same of me.
We have spent 4 anniversaries in the same province/country/continent over the course of our marriage. He left for the first time on our 1 year anniversary and I saw him for 13 days over the course of the following year.
I spent years working in developing countries while he stayed at home (pre-Aghanistan involvement, post deployments to Bosnia) or participated in small training stints in other provinces or the US. I'm not sure a man with a "stay-at-home" type job would have understood the opportunities this allowed me to partake in in my career, or would have been as understanding when I lived alone in India or the Philippines for years on end (with short 2-3 week trips home every few months). My husband, by virtue of his own career choice, understood that there are ways to connect despite distances and never attempted to hold me back in work or life.
Now that we're both home (him from his latest tour and I've been back in country for a few years) we've discovered that we're still deeply in love, still best friends, still value the same things and still look forward to talking to each other (amongst other things) daily. I think those shared values are extremely important in the success of any military marriage. It likely doesn't hurt that I also have a degree in Mil Psych with a concentration in PTSD...
It's not easy to be married in the military. I don't think any relationships truly are.0 -
Something about killing kids probably isn't very attractive to most people.
I cannot say what I am thinking because I would be banned from this website!
You have clearly not met any military person before, I think you should keep your ignorant coments for yourself!
I am ashamed to be a human being like you.
Military people have a great deal of responsabilities and I am proud to be with a military men that went to Afghanistan to help liberate this country!
You should either, stay in your hole and not say anything or get out and talk to people you ignorant person!
Meh...don't sweat him. The Military is the MOST trusted form of the government. I forget what the percentage was but I know we blew Congress out of the water. lol
If you trust any branch of the government, you haven't been paying very close attention. But hey, that's just how I feel.
Coolest thing about this country, ya know, freedom of expression...0 -
I didn't. I married a guy I met before he went into the service. We have been married 35 years. I wouldn't change anything about it or him. I personally don't think it is the guy going in the military that is the problem....maybe the guy himself....maybe the girl herself.0
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I love military men. I would prefer to date one, but since I was in the military I understand them better than people who haven't been in.0
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A lot of people can't handle that lifestyle. On the flipside, a lot of people can. It depends on the person.0
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I never wanted to be in a relationship with a military guy because I didn't want to do long distance or go through deployment. BUT you can't help who you fall in love with. I've been with my army guy for 6 years now and would not trade it for the world. The distance can make your relationship stronger and you get to fall in love over and over again. There are plenty of women who will look past your job as a soldier and take a chance with you.0
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I have always had a sense of respect for men in the military. Maybe a part of it is coz my grandfather & dad served in the Air force & Navy respectively.
I guess if a women rejects a military man, shes knows she doesn't want to be with that person or it didn't work out with that person. You either like / adapt / understand & enjoy the military life environment or you don't!
I am lucky to have found my Navy man. (4yrs of long distance relationship). I know his work comes before me & I totally get it & respect that about him;0 -
Men cheat, women cheat....being in the military doesn't make anyone more prone to cheat. Being a female Marine, I saw first hand what both male and female Marines are capable of....trust me, it's no different than what you see in the civilian world.0
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I have no oppositions towards being with a military man. Yeah, its hard, I wouldn't know how hard, but I would take it as a good character building situation. As is with any type of relationship. I think it shows good character for a man to be in that kind of position, which is a turn on for me personally.
Some girls can deal, some can't.0
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