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I Am In the Navy

I wish I were, but as I mentioned in one of my previous stories, I'm not. I am, however, in proud support of our Navy and all our other military. Our military in general. I would encourage anyone who wants to make something of themselves, to join the military, especially with their martial arts added in, and encourage others to do the same thing.

I wanted to get into the military, as I said before, but dealing with a struggle my old man put me through, resulting in me having to do psychiatry and the psychiatry drug trial, which I had a right to have no part of, and especially with what's on record with the family physician and the psychiatrist, I'm likely not able to. Everything, believe it or not, that's on record with both the family physician and the psychiatrist, is all because of him. I had every right not to retain him, but reluctantly did so anyways. All the talks about honoring thy mother and father, which I know I did, and he gave me that kind of dishonor and disrespect in return. A real loving father would give the same kind of honor and respect and love in return, and instead, he became so nosy with what my plans were and all and tells me to give it a rest. All this went on and I gave up what I had planned out in life all because he had to **** around, and encouraged just about everyone else to do the same thing to me.

Maybe I am taking a new direction in life for one thing, and that's one thing. But the fact still remains that everything is record with both the family physician and the psychiatrist all because of him. It is easy to say I'm being bitter about it and whatnot, but that's not the point. The point is is that he had no right to do what he did and cheated his way to it all.

Because such a thing such as martial arts and the military is important to me in my future generations and all, I'll give them the real encouragement my old man never gave me. I will promise them that I will point them in the right direction in life, and that it will be the right way. I will also promise them that if they do join the military, they'll never be like my father at all, especially with the curse he brought upon himself and me and my siblings.

A friend of mine, named Thomas, told me how I could relate to him just the same as he could to me. Years ago, he was a compulsive gambler. He started off with card bettings, and the cards went south from there. Soon thereafter, he started betting football, baseball, horse races, boxing, hockey, wrestling, NASCAR races, etc. From there, he lost everything. What did Thomas expect? He had gotten no luck at all. Or worst yet, he had gotten very bad luck. It's like what his old man used to tell him: "Son? This is what we call the family curse. If we didn't have any bad luck at all, we'd have no luck at all. Or worst yet: if we didn't have no luck at all, the worst case scenario would be in that we'd have very bad luck. It's the family curse, son. It's the family curse."

From what Thomas told told me from there, that's when I had to find out for myself that that's what was going on with me in my time. For Thomas, it was the family curse of bad luck or no luck. For me, it was the family curse of bad luck and manipulation. This is all the truth I speak of.

Thomas did also tell me that like me, he, also, was going to point his in the right direction the same way I will for mine, and for them it will be the right direction. Thomas did give up compulsive gambling and became a mechanic, and he is already putting his son into martial arts and scout, and even plans to show his son a military summer camp, which is very encouraging, and what he'd recommend, the same as I would also.

Like my friend Thomas, I will point mine in the right direction and it will be the right direction, and I will promise them that. I will also promise them that if they do join the military, they will never have even half the OCD or even OCO (out-of-control obsessiveness) like my father had and has, and they'll never end up with any part of the family curse. It says in the Bible that it is up to the next generation in the bloodline to break the family curse. I will show them the way will promise them that that will be the way.

Bottom line: I want my generations after me to be better than me, and above all, to be better than especially my old man, and I want them to continue the tradition with theirs after them generation after generation. If you've been there, too, where I've been and all, even where my old man has been, I would advise you to give your generations after you the right direction the same as I would for mine after me. The do it that way, also, and they'll never have any part of the curse or so, especially the family curse or so.

Anyways, this is all the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Any negativity, and you'll be removed and blocked.
Ramon67 · 61-69, M
I'm sorry that you never got the support from your dad . When I told my dad that I had joined he just shrugged his shoulders . Which told me he didn't care . When I was in boot camp , I received a letter from my mother saying that he cried after I left .
SamHarris · 31-35, M
@Ramon67 No kidding?
Ramon67 · 61-69, M
Thank you for your support
SamHarris · 31-35, M
@Ramon67 Yes. Wish me luck and even a good blessing, even, in that I will point mine after me in that direction, as it will be the direction, which I promise.

 
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