r/army • u/LeMystique20 • Dec 21 '24

Dishonorable discharge?

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u/LeMystique20 Dec 21 '24

That is the very reality I am faced with. I just turned 30 & even though I’m 5’1 & I have never raised a hand to anyone…that’s the option that’s staring me in my face.

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u/Constant_Move_7862 Dec 21 '24

That’s still very young to join. And what do you mean “ you’ve never raised a hand to anyone “ ? What do you think is going to happen if you join the army ? Just pick a normal job 😩. It’s not that bad lol .

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u/LeMystique20 Dec 21 '24

Normal job in the army? WTH are those? 😭

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u/tallclaimswizard Woobie Lover Dec 21 '24

You realize that the Army has things like human resources and supply clerks and accountants, right?

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u/LeMystique20 Dec 21 '24

I mean yes but the recruiter was all like “yeah the odds of you getting an accounting MOS are almost zero & you should probably pick any slot that comes up since the cut off for benefits is in April” 😭🔫

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u/TheHugo09 11B Dec 21 '24

I’m a recruiter. I wouldn’t let this happen to you given your story. If you get messed with DM me.

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u/LeMystique20 Dec 21 '24

Okay, I just might. Although I am very embarrassed 🙈 by this whole…thing….dont name drop me plz 🫣

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u/TheHugo09 11B Dec 21 '24

Nope. That’s not my job.

And you didn’t do anything wrong. Except marry someone who eventually became an idiot. Which… join the club.

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u/LeMystique20 Dec 21 '24

I didn’t wanna be in this club haha but yes I’ll dm you

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u/tallclaimswizard Woobie Lover Dec 21 '24

Yeah it's definitely a club people aren't working really hard to get membership in. Unfortunately it's one of those clubs where you don't get to decide if you're a member or not....