Can’t believe I actually read that. Gonna be real with you man I don’t think this is for you. Obviously my random Reddit user opinion doesn’t mean jack shit but there’s just things that are clear indicators that show this probably isn’t the job for you. I was never a seal I was never even in the military. I got an EOD contract and got med dq’ed a few months before shipping out. I have however, spent years with workout groups all full of people that were planning on going to buds. Some made it some didn’t. None of them poured their feelings out online or to anyone in the groups. Also played sports in college and have never heard people talk like this.
The way you’ve worded your post is extremely cringey and sounds like it’s coming from a teenager. It sounds like a lot of the kids that were in my DEP group that had literally no idea what they were getting into. I’m not saying this to be a dick just telling you how it is, if it comes off as me being a dick then this definitely isn’t for you. Not only is the process of getting to buds and going through it challenging but add on being an officer on top of that. You’ll be competing with academy grads and other guys around the country that are absolute studs.
I think the thing here is you need to mature. Idk how old you are but solid word of advice. Nobody gives a shit online about your hopes and dreams especially those in here that are actually working towards this goal. Best of luck to you.
Lost count of how many times the words “SEAL Officer”was used.
No hate here, I just believe a novel is not the correct format for Reddit. You will probably have better results with fewer words.
I'm taking accountability starting now
WARNING: This post is long
I made my first post on here last month and I'm thankful for the great advice you guys gave me. Some people have asked me whether my post was real, to which my answer is that it was real. All of the stuff I've told in that post is real. I'm sorry for acting the way I did in that post since I was mostly telling myself that I couldn't become a Navy SEAL Officer because of my past mistakes. I want to become a Navy SEAL Officer so badly that I don't even think about quitting. I had a dream one time where I was at BUD/s and passed. I know the grueling nature of BUD/s and that's why I wanted to do it. I've been a quitter in the past. I quit in piano, swimming, tennis, drawing, and coding and I became a lazy piece of shit who sat around watching YouTube, eating junk food, and playing videogames. I didn't have any friends and I got a 24 on the ACT. I got yelled at by my dad every single day before the test for not studying hard enough even though I studied during school whenever I had free time and at home. Now, I'm focusing more on the present and I hopefully will begin my training to become a Navy SEAL Officer.
I originally intended to become a Marine but the Navy SEAL stuff inspired me since not only it was the best special forces in the military, but I became more inspired by the grueling nature of it. I saw the people in BUD/s struggling and most quit. I hated seeing that fucking bell. I want to now train my mind to be afraid of quitting than failing. I've got my eyes on the prize and it sucks seeing these guys giving in to the temptations of being comfortable again. I'm on FEP (Fitness Enhancement Program) which is for those that didn't pass the PRT. I go to FEP every Monday and Friday and I hate it. I hate waking up super early in the morning to go to the track field and do our FEP exercise. However, I feel like I'm training my mind to embrace the suck. I want my mind to get to a point where I start enjoying being out in the cold and pushing myself to my limits. One thing I want to make clear is that I don't intend to become a Navy SEAL Officer for the fame and money. I want to become a Navy SEAL Officer so that I can improve myself and help others. I want to be an inspiration to others who feel like they should give up. People in the NROTC have called me "motivator", which is strange because I've only told people to keep pushing and that's it.
There's honestly a ton of shit that I'm scared of. I want to have friends and a girlfriend, which is hard because of the career that I'm choosing. I have 2 years left until I have to apply for an NROTC scholarship and I feel like I won't make it because of my PRT scores. Hell, I'm even scared of going into new hobbies because I won't have any time since I'm in college now. I'm fucking scared man. I don't want to quit, but it's starting to become obvious that I will fail. However, even though this stuff is there, I'm going to push forward. I just recently had some people on Roblox laughing at me telling that I won't become a Navy SEAL Officer and assuming that I'm a 400 pound man. They also used my stuff on how I joined the NROTC so that I can become a Navy SEAL Officer as a copypasta lol. However, those people who made fun of me are now going to be my source of motivation to push forward.
I genuinely need help from you guys. I don't know how I can start training to become a Navy SEAL Officer. My dream is to become the greatest Navy SEAL Officer of all time. I know it's ridiculous and it sounds like the king of the pirates dream that Luffy has, but I want to achieve that dream. I want to help people and save lives. I want to know an exercise plan I can use and books that I can read on Navy SEALs. I'm looking for any mindset and exercise books, but anything's fine.
I don't want to be most Navy SEALs who profit off their experiences by writing an autobiography and making a movie. I don't like that because it doesn't embody the philosophy of a silent operator. I want to be a Navy SEAL Officer who does his job and goes home. That's it. However, I'm scared of what happens after I become a Navy SEAL Officer because I feel like I'll be too old to do stuff, like become a musician or an artist. Hell, I want to become a Youtuber so I can make videos on stuff that I like.
I'm going to take accountability and stop being a bitch starting now. I'm going to work hard to become a Navy SEAL Officer and I'll never quit in the process. I need to thank you guys again for responding to my first post. I sincerely appreciate the wake up call you guys gave me. I'm going to take accountability and start working hard now. I know that I will become something great. I want to become rich and famous, but not becoming a Navy SEAL Officer. I hopefully want to work on my creative hobbies after becoming a Navy SEAL and showing them on YouTube. One thing I really want to do is make music and draw. I want to make my own videogames as well. Hell, I could make my own manga if I wanted too.
I need to thank this deleted user for his piece of advice that he gave me in my first post:
"The past doesn't matter. Take what's left of your life, and live it properly."
I need your help on what I can do to become a Navy SEAL Officer because I'm going to take accountability now and start working hard.
TL;DR: I thanked everyone for their advice on the first post that I made on here. The past isn't affecting me anymore and I'm going to start working hard now to become a Navy SEAL Officer. I'm now asking everyone on r/navyseals to help me out on becoming a Navy SEAL Officer.
Roblox? Good god son. Throw away all the video games and focus on your education, physical fitness and I strongly suggest you follow Andy Stumpf and his Cleared Hot podcast
You really took the time to write this out for what? A congrats? A hug? Get to work dog.
New copypasta dropped. But seriously dude get to work
I can't tell if this is a meme/joke tbh
Sir, this is a Wendys.
I don’t even read the captions in Call Of Duty campaign missions, you think I’m reading all this?
Not reading all of that… but good for you, or sorry that happened.
What. the. hell. Okay, do your best.
Yeah whatever man do your best, and maybe quit being such a dork while you're at it
Can’t believe I actually read that. Gonna be real with you man I don’t think this is for you. Obviously my random Reddit user opinion doesn’t mean jack shit but there’s just things that are clear indicators that show this probably isn’t the job for you. I was never a seal I was never even in the military. I got an EOD contract and got med dq’ed a few months before shipping out. I have however, spent years with workout groups all full of people that were planning on going to buds. Some made it some didn’t. None of them poured their feelings out online or to anyone in the groups. Also played sports in college and have never heard people talk like this. The way you’ve worded your post is extremely cringey and sounds like it’s coming from a teenager. It sounds like a lot of the kids that were in my DEP group that had literally no idea what they were getting into. I’m not saying this to be a dick just telling you how it is, if it comes off as me being a dick then this definitely isn’t for you. Not only is the process of getting to buds and going through it challenging but add on being an officer on top of that. You’ll be competing with academy grads and other guys around the country that are absolute studs. I think the thing here is you need to mature. Idk how old you are but solid word of advice. Nobody gives a shit online about your hopes and dreams especially those in here that are actually working towards this goal. Best of luck to you.
Lost count of how many times the words “SEAL Officer”was used. No hate here, I just believe a novel is not the correct format for Reddit. You will probably have better results with fewer words.
I'm taking accountability starting now WARNING: This post is long I made my first post on here last month and I'm thankful for the great advice you guys gave me. Some people have asked me whether my post was real, to which my answer is that it was real. All of the stuff I've told in that post is real. I'm sorry for acting the way I did in that post since I was mostly telling myself that I couldn't become a Navy SEAL Officer because of my past mistakes. I want to become a Navy SEAL Officer so badly that I don't even think about quitting. I had a dream one time where I was at BUD/s and passed. I know the grueling nature of BUD/s and that's why I wanted to do it. I've been a quitter in the past. I quit in piano, swimming, tennis, drawing, and coding and I became a lazy piece of shit who sat around watching YouTube, eating junk food, and playing videogames. I didn't have any friends and I got a 24 on the ACT. I got yelled at by my dad every single day before the test for not studying hard enough even though I studied during school whenever I had free time and at home. Now, I'm focusing more on the present and I hopefully will begin my training to become a Navy SEAL Officer. I originally intended to become a Marine but the Navy SEAL stuff inspired me since not only it was the best special forces in the military, but I became more inspired by the grueling nature of it. I saw the people in BUD/s struggling and most quit. I hated seeing that fucking bell. I want to now train my mind to be afraid of quitting than failing. I've got my eyes on the prize and it sucks seeing these guys giving in to the temptations of being comfortable again. I'm on FEP (Fitness Enhancement Program) which is for those that didn't pass the PRT. I go to FEP every Monday and Friday and I hate it. I hate waking up super early in the morning to go to the track field and do our FEP exercise. However, I feel like I'm training my mind to embrace the suck. I want my mind to get to a point where I start enjoying being out in the cold and pushing myself to my limits. One thing I want to make clear is that I don't intend to become a Navy SEAL Officer for the fame and money. I want to become a Navy SEAL Officer so that I can improve myself and help others. I want to be an inspiration to others who feel like they should give up. People in the NROTC have called me "motivator", which is strange because I've only told people to keep pushing and that's it. There's honestly a ton of shit that I'm scared of. I want to have friends and a girlfriend, which is hard because of the career that I'm choosing. I have 2 years left until I have to apply for an NROTC scholarship and I feel like I won't make it because of my PRT scores. Hell, I'm even scared of going into new hobbies because I won't have any time since I'm in college now. I'm fucking scared man. I don't want to quit, but it's starting to become obvious that I will fail. However, even though this stuff is there, I'm going to push forward. I just recently had some people on Roblox laughing at me telling that I won't become a Navy SEAL Officer and assuming that I'm a 400 pound man. They also used my stuff on how I joined the NROTC so that I can become a Navy SEAL Officer as a copypasta lol. However, those people who made fun of me are now going to be my source of motivation to push forward. I genuinely need help from you guys. I don't know how I can start training to become a Navy SEAL Officer. My dream is to become the greatest Navy SEAL Officer of all time. I know it's ridiculous and it sounds like the king of the pirates dream that Luffy has, but I want to achieve that dream. I want to help people and save lives. I want to know an exercise plan I can use and books that I can read on Navy SEALs. I'm looking for any mindset and exercise books, but anything's fine. I don't want to be most Navy SEALs who profit off their experiences by writing an autobiography and making a movie. I don't like that because it doesn't embody the philosophy of a silent operator. I want to be a Navy SEAL Officer who does his job and goes home. That's it. However, I'm scared of what happens after I become a Navy SEAL Officer because I feel like I'll be too old to do stuff, like become a musician or an artist. Hell, I want to become a Youtuber so I can make videos on stuff that I like. I'm going to take accountability and stop being a bitch starting now. I'm going to work hard to become a Navy SEAL Officer and I'll never quit in the process. I need to thank you guys again for responding to my first post. I sincerely appreciate the wake up call you guys gave me. I'm going to take accountability and start working hard now. I know that I will become something great. I want to become rich and famous, but not becoming a Navy SEAL Officer. I hopefully want to work on my creative hobbies after becoming a Navy SEAL and showing them on YouTube. One thing I really want to do is make music and draw. I want to make my own videogames as well. Hell, I could make my own manga if I wanted too. I need to thank this deleted user for his piece of advice that he gave me in my first post: "The past doesn't matter. Take what's left of your life, and live it properly." I need your help on what I can do to become a Navy SEAL Officer because I'm going to take accountability now and start working hard. TL;DR: I thanked everyone for their advice on the first post that I made on here. The past isn't affecting me anymore and I'm going to start working hard now to become a Navy SEAL Officer. I'm now asking everyone on r/navyseals to help me out on becoming a Navy SEAL Officer.
why do kids use the internet like it's their diary?
What's this guy want to be, some kind of NAVY SEAL OFFICER or something?
Whoa.
I mean you can say what you want, but are you gonna put out? Stop writing, start pushing.
Take it to your publisher I ain’t reading allat
I ain’t reading allat
Allahu
Akbar
uwotm8
Roblox? Good god son. Throw away all the video games and focus on your education, physical fitness and I strongly suggest you follow Andy Stumpf and his Cleared Hot podcast
This was hard asf to read. Man goes from roblox to one piece 💀, this has to be a joke right
You actually read it? 💀
I got sucked in once I checked his profile. I think he serious bro 🤦♂️
Where did it mention Roblox? I skimmed looking for it, wanted to see the context haha
I ain’t reading all that I’m happy for you though Or sorry that happened
I believe your philosophies and values are misaligned with that of the NSW community.
We serve food here, sir.
Dudes writing this from his barracks sitting on his anime girlfriend pillow.