I would in a heartbeat.

Wouldn't even need to consider it

Having a nice plain life without knowing and seeing some of the shit I've seen?

Fuck man. Wouldn't pass on that

That's not a thing I should judge

But I judge a boring life

Nice view

You wake up and you remind yourself everyday that this day will be the same as everyday you lived

Nothing change

That's why you go out and make friends with interesting and colorful people who are willing to do crazy shit

And all you want to do is sleep

Look at every day as an adventure waiting to be had. Seek that shit out

Don't wait for it to come to you

@AKAlexei Brazil isn't a land of good opportunities

Oh. Right. Forogt

*forgot

I go out of my house and feel depressed only looking from your porch

I don't have a porch, but you know what I mean

Move back to the states dude

Seriously

There's a favela not very far from here

I mean that's really the only advice I can give ya

If I could enlist through the consulate, I would

Do it!

Oh

Well, if I were you I'd just move home

I don't know if there's the possibility to do so

Make it a goal

Don't let anyone tell you that shit is impossible

Motherfuckers come here on rafts made of garbage. You can do it

My fear is to not have enough money to get a start

I dunno how much exactly I should have

Stay with a friend or family member stateside, get a shitkicker job to pay some rent while you plot your next move

If you want to enlist in the military, do it asap when you move home

They'll give you everything you need

I don't know what the rules are for someone who's been living abroad, but assuming you're an american citizen still, move back home, stay with a family member or friend, get a shitkicker job that'll give you enough to swing some rent their way, and then as soon as you're allowed to, enlist in the military

My recommendation is Marine corps

The training is harder, but fuck man, it beats Fort Benning, Fort Bragg, or literally any Army base in the midwest

Still apprehensive

Specially about staying with family member