I just realized lately that during my relationship with my ex-gf, I put less effort into my future and dreams, which I realize now, is WRONG.
Dreams last a lifetime, relationships rarely do...
This may sound somewhat stupid, stereotypical or just plain old "Guy stuff", but lately I got back in touch with my future dreams, letting go of this relationship, knowing to myself: I'm going to keep doing what's required to get my life and my future in order, and if I find a girl that loves me and accepts my future in the military along the way, good. If not, so be it, I'll die with my rifle in hands one day, with pride and honor. I'm done with looking for love, if it doesn't want to come to me, then fuck it.
Lately, I just spent my days getting the military back into my life. Polished up my uniform, and realized that I'm proud to wear it, even though I'm not in the Army just yet, and it gave me motivation.
I've been listening to all kinds of marches, chants and songs. From raw warrior songs about how kickass soldiers are, to the chants of the sacrifices of a soldier, to the marches of ceremonies, and they all put pride in my heart.
It takes a long time to realize this part of life, but it's good when you can actually keep it in your mind without losing it, like I did. Love comes/goes, but don't adjust your life to it, let it adjust to your life, if it can't, it's not meant to be. I found back that little push that gives me purpose and motivation. And well, I'm gonna start doing everything good again. School's gonna get it's ass OWNED by me in January, and I'ma walk out there with straight A's in June, with the respect of every single one of those teachers that said all kinds of bad things about me before.
After that, I'm going to walk back into that recruitement office that told me to "Stop trying" to get military schools back accepted into Belgium, and I'ma show them that it can get interest again, if they do it right.
And well, if I have gods support, then next year, I'll be living my dream in the Belgian Non Comissioned Officer Training Corps, like I always wanted to.
Keep that thrill in your lives, dear people, and NEVER lose your sharpness, your motivation or your dreams. Believe that you WILL get there, and you will, if only you believe hard enough.
As the Americans say: "In god we trust." ,
Bender
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The soldiers creed goes as following, and I live by it:
Dreams last a lifetime, relationships rarely do...
This may sound somewhat stupid, stereotypical or just plain old "Guy stuff", but lately I got back in touch with my future dreams, letting go of this relationship, knowing to myself: I'm going to keep doing what's required to get my life and my future in order, and if I find a girl that loves me and accepts my future in the military along the way, good. If not, so be it, I'll die with my rifle in hands one day, with pride and honor. I'm done with looking for love, if it doesn't want to come to me, then fuck it.
Lately, I just spent my days getting the military back into my life. Polished up my uniform, and realized that I'm proud to wear it, even though I'm not in the Army just yet, and it gave me motivation.
I've been listening to all kinds of marches, chants and songs. From raw warrior songs about how kickass soldiers are, to the chants of the sacrifices of a soldier, to the marches of ceremonies, and they all put pride in my heart.
It takes a long time to realize this part of life, but it's good when you can actually keep it in your mind without losing it, like I did. Love comes/goes, but don't adjust your life to it, let it adjust to your life, if it can't, it's not meant to be. I found back that little push that gives me purpose and motivation. And well, I'm gonna start doing everything good again. School's gonna get it's ass OWNED by me in January, and I'ma walk out there with straight A's in June, with the respect of every single one of those teachers that said all kinds of bad things about me before.
After that, I'm going to walk back into that recruitement office that told me to "Stop trying" to get military schools back accepted into Belgium, and I'ma show them that it can get interest again, if they do it right.
And well, if I have gods support, then next year, I'll be living my dream in the Belgian Non Comissioned Officer Training Corps, like I always wanted to.
Keep that thrill in your lives, dear people, and NEVER lose your sharpness, your motivation or your dreams. Believe that you WILL get there, and you will, if only you believe hard enough.
As the Americans say: "In god we trust." ,
Bender
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The soldiers creed goes as following, and I live by it:
- I am an American Soldier.
- I am a Warrior and a member of a team.
- I serve the people of the United States, and live the Army Values.
- I will always place the mission first.
- I will never accept defeat.
- I will never quit.
- I will never leave a fallen comrade.
- I am disciplined, physically and mentally tough, trained and proficient in my warrior tasks and drills.
- I always maintain my arms, my equipment and myself.
- I am an expert and I am a professional.
- I stand ready to deploy, engage, and destroy, the enemies of the United States of America in close combat.
- I am a guardian of freedom and the American way of life.
- I am an American Soldier.
- HOOAH! (U.S. Army Battle-Cry)