5 LEGIT Reasons NOT To Join The Army/Military

Plain and simple. Don't join the military if one of these applies to you. This is my opinion but you should definitely take it into consideration.

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[Akech]

Going to Fort Benning in a week, wish me luck everyone 💯🇺🇸

[billyvallejo]

1. If you do not want to deploy
2. If your spouse doesn't want you to be gone for a given amount of time
3. If you just want to get away from your problems
4. If you're going in doing a job you have no interest in
5. For the money

You're welcome!

[thissailorja]

I grew up very poor, in a bad family situation and needed to get the hell out of where i was. I was going nowhere fast. Probably in real trouble if i had stayed. I joined the navy in 1990 and retired in 2010 as a E6. Went to college after that and was on the Presidents list and graduated with honors. The Navy taught me how to work on equipment, and deal with people. I couldnt be happier how my life turned out.

[zachlackner]

"You shouldn't want to deploy"
-said no infantryman ever

[Jabooty_Williams]

NO MOM RECOMMENDING ME THIS VIDEO WONT STOP ME FROM JOINING!

[donsullivan]

1) The high divorce rate
2) The high suicide rate
3) PTSD
4) Going to war with Russia for no reason
5) Going to war with China for no reason

[napkin]

Idk why I'm watching this I'm already 3 years in 😂

[MAzdaMilleniaS]

I joined after i broke up and divorced my ex wife. I always wanted to join and she said she wouldn’t be with me if I joined. It just happened to be an escape on top of that. I think it was an emotional and logical decision. I had other reasoning.

[nenezamora]

I literally met someone a couple days ago. Who said he is joining the military to get away from some problems. Your just speaking facts!!

[ahmedfalahy]

*95% comments be like* : Too little too late, fam. I'm actually on my way to the airport/camp

[ItDatBoi]

Leaving tomorrow for Ft. Jackson. I worked too hard at this point to not go. I lost 55lbs in the last 3 months just to join.

[nucleartestrabbit]

For number 3, I wouldn’t say getting away from your situation is a reason not to join, if anything it’s more incentive to join. I can’t tell you how many friends I have that joined to get away from the shitty people in their circle of friends, and family. It saved them from hard drug addiction, abusive family situations, gang affiliation, etc… When me and several of my friends joined (all separately mind you) when we left a lot of our friends started dropping like flies. Drug overdoses killed quite a few, lengthy prison sentences claimed even more, homelessness, suicides, murder victims, one dude killed his parents and killed himself while going through withdrawals. That could’ve been us if we stuck around and not one of us fails to acknowledge this. There’s nothing wrong with using the military as a vehicle to escape bad circumstances in your life.

[twinkiesforEVERRRRR]

Other reasons not to join
You don't like to wake up early
You don't like to excersise
You can't handle being away from family

[natecannon]

Reason not to join the army? They don't tell you the truth.

[quickscopeoneeighty]

"Getting Away" isnt my major reason for joining, but it is one of the reasons. With my current situation, the cost of living is far more expensive than my occupation's annual salary, so I'm financially trapped. It's not that I want to get away, I just want to get ahead of the game and save and gain career experience to get promotions and department transfers to live comfortably.

[FirstnameLastnamee]

The 30 dislikes are recruiters trying to meet their quotas

[jitteller]

If u have a girl while deployed. She’s going to cheat 100%. Deadass 😂

[njf_-ktpy]

For a while I was interested in joining, but mostly to get away from family and my current life. I did some self reflecting and realized that all I really want to do is just change my current situation, and not necessarily to enlist. I’ve had a lot of issues with family and friends and thought the military could possibly change my life for the better, however I’m not dedicated to this idea and it was never a dream of mine to enlist in the first place. I’ve just gone through a lot with people and thought maybe they’ll respect me more if I joined up. I respect those who end up going in, but I’m not gonna sign my life away just to appease those who can’t already accept who i am currently. I’ll figure something else out. Thanks ✌️

[jorgebaquerizovalladolid]

My reasons are (in no particular order):

1. I can study anywhere I want with the post 911 GI Bill. Will make my goal of getting into an MD/PhD program more possible since I'll be able to apply to any school in the country and it's taken care of financially.

2. I want to grow as a person. I'm 25 and lived with my parents my whole life. I feel babied and want to grow as a man.

3. I'm heavily introverted (sometimes even shy) and want to learn how to work better with others.

4. I can give my parents and myself healthcare. I am currently uninsured.

5. I can give some of my salary to my dad so he can quit his part time job and go back to school.

6. I can possibly get a second bachelors degree while on active duty and this will make me a better med school candidate. I will pick 68C nursing MOS as well, to get more clinical experience and work alongside doctors.

7. I'm a fitness guy and would enjoy waking up early and working out lol. That's like a treat to me to be honest.

8. Travel. I hear 68C's go to Korea often times.

9. I can save money for an emergency fund, retirement, kid's college fund, etc.

10. VA home loan.

11. I like guns and want to learn how to shoot.

What you think?? Good reasons??

[kalensilva]

"I want to go to war" I don't I just want to be a medic and help my brothers and sisters!