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Since I've been in the Army I've met some of the biggest liars, hypocrites, idiots, and 360 degree assholes. I've learned that the patientce that I had before I got in would really help me out now with some of the bullshit that I have to put up with. Yet I dont regret it. Ive met some of my best friends and worst enemies. I'm enjoying the experience even though I complain a lot. Lol. I suppose if the people didn't lack common sense we'd be okay. I'd still go to war with them any day. I've also met my ace since I've been in. Someone that cheers me up when I'm down, some one that gives me strength when I'm weak, someone who makes sure I dont want for anything, someone who lives to make me happy. I appreciate this person so much everyday, they dont even know it. They will go hungry to make sure I eat. Thats love right there. It takes a lot to put someone else before yourself(unless it's your kids of course), and in a way I kind of feel bad because I just feel like it isn't right for someone to care for you so much, but to this person it is. It is okay for me to trust and let go because I know that I'm being taken good care of. It's really a great feeling. Do you have that feeling? If you dont you should get it. So I suppose my career change was more of a blessing than a curse huh? Everyday I thank god that I've found someone like this. It's too good and it's true!