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I'm 27 years old, come from I guess upper middle class environment, upper middle class

upbringing. So a lot of my peers, a lot of my friends are all established. They have their own

houses, their own careers, and right now I'm transitioning out of the military. I got my degree

while I was in the military and now that I'm transitioning out, I kind of have some sort of self-identity

crisis going on. I don't exactly know what I should be doing with my life compared to my friends.

I should probably have a career. You can't be comparing because they didn't go into the military.

So you can't compare apples to turnips. You can't. It's not fair. They don't have any of the

experiences of being in the military. I understand that part, but it's also another thing that

you don't know you don't know you don't you're just comparing apple you think you're comparing

apple staples. You're not. It doesn't matter where they are and what they're doing.

You went on a different road. You can't compare the different roads.

I know somebody who was in the military came out had no freaking idea what to do.

Decided one day after a year of wasting time, but sometimes we have to waste time

to jostle our brains. Decided to take this course. This one little course

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