Ok i know i asked a question like this already but didn't give all the 411?

Question

I leave to boot camp next month he leave sometime next year we've been together a year now we never been apart from each other until 3months ago we moved 4rm Fl. to Va. and i stayed for 6months than moved back and joined the navy so we been away from each other for 3months now we love each other and talk over the phone but he is busy with school, work, navy and church so it limited compared 2towhen i 1st got to Fl. i want to be placed in Va. after boot camp and A+ school but i dont know if i will my recuiter says i have a good chance. he asked me to marry him but i put it out for now cause we both want to have more to offer than what we have now so we plan on getting married after boot camp n A+ school but thats if we see each other again after all that. he said if we get married now we will b place n the same state together but different bases which is ok but i dont want to do that if we are not ready as we say. i love him because we started off has friends SORRY for PHONE TEXTING

Answer 1

you'll be fine girl i told you this before God hasyour back ok

Answer 2

Ok, the first thing you need to do is make sure that he and you are working off the same sheet of music. Contact everyday helps this, but that may not be possible if you go off to boot. When you complete your Basic and follow on schools, you WILL be able to be stationed together, if you are in the same service. You can probably even be under the same command. What id didn't understand about your question was what service you were in.

Answer 3

1. Go to the store and buy two cheap notebooks and two pencils.
2. Send him one notebook and one pencil.
3. Each of you set aside at least one hour and write your answers to the following two questions:
a. Why do I want to go on living?
b. Why do I want to go on living with you?
4. Mail your notebook to him and have him mail his notebook to you.
5. Discuss what the other person wrote in a phone call.
P.S.: If you or he can't do it, don't get married! This little exercise I suggested gets through all the clutter and nonsense about the dating life, etc.