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11/9/2018 2:53:36 AM
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I need help
Because this is the only media that isn’t linked to my personal life I’m coming here for advice.
In 10 months the girl I love leaves in pursuit of her military career. She is everything that i’m not and will be ten times more successful. I’m not asking for relationship advice, I just want to learn options on dealing with that fact.
It’s odd asking 12 year olds for advice, but if anyone has anything to say throw it out because I’m out of options.
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1 ReplyDo they offer face time? I mean she might be in a different time zone, but I mean it's something.
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1 ReplySo wait is she leaving forever or just going through training or over seas for a bit? I have a lot of friends in the military and they all have family back home so I know it's possible to make things work.
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3 RepliesLet it go. It’s hard, I know, trust me. I’ve just barely turned the corner, it takes a long time. True love isn’t going to be something you have to fight for. You aren’t supposed to fight for someone’s love. When it’s the right one, it comes easy.
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1 ReplyJoin the military.
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2 RepliesSad songs and strong drink. Maybe you two stay in touch, maybe not. At least you aren't looking to impede her dreams, so I guess you can take some solace in that.
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... I have something to say... [spoiler]not included in the DLC[/spoiler]
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[quote]It’s odd asking 12 year olds for advice,[/quote] [b]REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE[/b] [spoiler]On a more serious note, just tell her how you feel, or don't and live life in regret.[/spoiler]
