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i recently completed my armed forces processing at meps.

i am now having second thoughts. i have a girlfriend/ fiance that i am going to marry possibly before i leave for basics in january. at the end of november i will also have free tuition at my local college. i promised my girl that i would never leave her but she told me that if i wanted to go that she wouldnt stop me. i do want to go but if i stay i could make her and me happy and i could get a free education. does anyone have any advice on what i should do. oh and i enlisted for a 3 year enlistment as airborne infantry

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i recently completed my armed forces processing at meps. i am now having second thoughts. i have a girlfriend/ fiance that i am going to marry possibly before i leave for basics in january. at the end of november i will also have free tuition at my local college. i promised my girl that i would never leave her but she told me that if i wanted to go that she wouldnt stop me. i do want to go but if i stay i could make her and me happy and i could get a free education. does anyone have any advice on what i should do. oh and i enlisted for a 3 year enlistment as airborne infantry

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