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I joined the Army Reserve a few years ago and started nursing school after getting back home . I deployed right before my graduation semester and now I’m getting extended. My life has been on hold and I’ve been in crappy situations without the support of a partner.

It’s not fun, It’s not bothering me because of being “afraid” I got over that but because of all what I can’t do home, while I see my peers advancing their career. I also lost many “friendships” and I feel isolated because I can’t tell my family everything and many circumstances are just out of my control.

I don’t want to fail my life and blame the military for it for the rest of my life while the real reason I joined was me an

I’m 24M I left Islam a few years ago. I started living my life with no constraints and enjoying it without any baggage.

However now in the US I tried dating many ethnicities and origins, yet whenever I want to consider that someone from the same background might be the answer I remember the elephant in the room which is the assumption of following the same religion, for reference I’m originally from Morocco which isn’t super religious but still..

This is the first time I will be owning an Apple watch for a while! I currently have a Garmin but the new features and better battery. I’m wondering which color would be the best option, while the dark looks aesthetic and cool I feel like the grey just comes out as more natural especially with third party bands. Any long term dark color owners had any scratches or regrets on the color?

DISCLAIMER: THIS POST IS NOT POLITICAL.

I heard online and in many places that nursing homes and hospitals will struggle with adequate staffing after TPS expired for Haitian nationals specifically in Florida.

I’m wondering how true that is? Has it happened in your hospital or community?

Howdy!! I am a US citizen and my wife is from Brazil, I’m wondering if it’s worth it to live in Brazil for a year to get the citizenship.

For reference she’s from the south where it is more peaceful .I’m an RN and I’m in the beginning of my career so the opportunity cost definitely is there but I’m wondering if it is worth it long term? Thanks!!

Howdy!! I am a US citizen and my wife is from Brazil, I’m wondering if it’s worth it to live in Brazil for a year to get the citizenship. For reference I work as an RN and I m in the beginning of my career so the opportunity cost definitely is there but I’m wondering if it is worth it long term? Thanks!!

This is a genuine question, I would like your opinion if you’ve seen this movie