hortysir
In Memorial of 47
He's getting help.
It's just that comments like "grow a fucking spine" really send me off.
Is that what I'm supposed to tell my Marine son when he wakes up screaming, soaked in sweat?
Until any one of these armchair soldiers walk a mile in their boots they can't fathom what kind of raw emotion can be triggered by a seemingly benign piece of paper.
I was just a peacetime, globetrotting, whore fucked so I can't really relate to the fog of war.
I only see the fogged over look in my son's face if/when we talk about his drive to Baghdad.
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That's what soldiers are for ... He doesn't need to talk about it to people he has to explain everything to, fight or convince.
He needs to talk with people that know ... And that can relate.
People often talk about soldiers that don't discuss war ... But they leave out the part where that soldier runs into someone else who was there.
Some things are spoken ... Some things are not ... Sometimes it is just a matter of who you are speaking to and what they already know and what doesn't need to be explained.
Other than that ... Here is not there.
Who he is now is not who he was there ... And that makes a difference.
All the bullshit aside ... He had purpose on the road ... People who counted on him.
That simply does not translate the same way here ... Get him some help if he really needs it.
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Thanks
Wounds are deep