#army kid

[jinxedcards]

I hate when people act as if I “talk too much” about things that made or make me who I am today. I hate it so much. yes, I talk about it a lot, but with reason.

I’m an army brat.

I’m a child of divorce.

I’m disabled.

I’m queer.

I’m trans.

I’m a DID system host.

I’m transpecies.

I’m delusional / experience hallucinations and delusions.

these are ALL part of who I am. things I shouldn’t have to be ashamed of, things that affected or still do affect my day to day life. things I cannot change, things you cannot change. Im sorry if they don’t fit what you want to think of me, but I cannot help it. I will not be ashamed of who I am. I am me.

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[personalnotesappmain]

Being a military brat is really fun because you'll spend your whole life answering "where are you from?" with the town you were born in or your parents are from only to move there as an adult and realize that you are not in fact from there

[haleviyah]

Army Brat

New character that will be in the series soon, but this isn't the final sketch.

[ryles-comfort-room]

I look up "small town" and stuff on here, and I am CONVINCED y'all have never actually been to one. It's not "oooooh~ spooky" or "oh i met the love of my life at the one cozy lil coffee shop" NO

it's just..no. ya can't even go to Kelsey's without someone going "oh you're ____'s daughter? My uncle's sister-in-law's son worked with him. Yeah Tom? i think your dad and him worked together in that one squadron around Winnapeg in 1993!"

[mymurmuredwhispers]

When Little things could make us happy!

On a semi-circular board was written-

FIGHT THE GUERRILLA LIKE A GUERRILLA!

This is the FIRST thing my eyes noticed about my new home to be!

My sister and I exchanged looks, wondering why our father would fight a Guerrilla now! I was 8 yrs old and my sister was 4!

What we thought-

And WHAT IT MEANT-

It took us a really long time to understand what that statement truly meant! Many years in fact!

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[the-geeky-squirrel]

My dad just came home from AT (he's in the National Guard) and asked me to put this on my wall. I'm very impressed by this because he had to shoot from a distance of twenty five feet and got hit it dead center almost every time. Thanks to this, I've reached the conclusion that I should NEVER bring home someone I'm interested in.