Spinoff... does anyone know of a marriage that survived a military deployment?????

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

You failed to mention the dude getting that over seas p*ssy. Karma.

Naw

Wet behind the ear simps do no such thing. Plus aint nobody out on the prowl in a ME warzone It's not like the 80s where the military was a big party

 

[Rawtid]

Naw

Wet behind the ear simps do no such thing. Plus aint nobody out on the prowl in a ME warzone It's not like the 80s where the military was a big party

Agree to disagree. You can be wet behind the ears and still fall into some p*ssy. They throw it at guys in uniforms.

 

[86\*/98]

my parents...31 years and counting

got a couple other friends that survived also

Have you ever been in contact with your biological father?

 

[Chelsea Bridge]

My stepbrother and his wife have been married for over 10 years and a lot of those years he was deployed. They got married at 18 and have 5 children.

 

[ball15life]

Have you ever been in contact with your biological father?

Yea. The guy and his wife (my mom) raised me


All jokes aside there is no way my dad isn't my biological. I look like both my parents.

 

[42 Monks]

I know a few.

Like everyone else said, young soldiers and grimey 30something's are the ones.

 

[DaPresident]

Nah not many...all of the marriages and engagements I know of (I know 3, I'm a civilian) failed...including mines


But I realized I got used so she could make more money while she was over there...I stayed faithful tho...another story for another day


I see military joints are NOT the type to wife up tho...learned the hard way but I'm a better man for it tho
Learned my lessons and picked myself up. Still believe in marriage and hopefully the wife that was meant for me will come into my life....if not

 

[ThatTruth777]

my brother

 

[VICVALLIN]

Nah doing the CSPI program..i actually just got in last June. Down here at an HBCU in the south.

Where you stationed at? I know the CG is like <5% black so this is surprising

i'm stationed in the cali bay area. ironically, nearly every black officer i know is cspi or direct commission and went to an hbcu. i guess the coast guard really is serious about diversity.

 

[unit321]

A friend survived one. Air national guard. He went to Afghanistan. He's an officer. I don't know if things are different or the same when the guy is an officer as compared to enlisted. I'm guessing it's the same.
Another friend was a sergeant in the army. So was his wife. I don't know the details. They had three kids. Then, they got divorced. She was a looker.