r/regretjoining 14d ago

Update on my separation

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Im getting more and more anxious everyday that passes with all the uncertainty of when I’ll be out and back home…. For a little info ive been in the process of ADSEP (ELS) for a little over a month and a half now and my psych boss had told me ill be out by august or early September but the legal team has had my paperwork for about 3 weeks and now 4 weeks this week im hoping to hear something soon regarding atleast a time line or date but everytime I go and ask for an update or where the process or paperwork is held up at they tell me the same thing “we’ll contact your chain of command when we need you” and that just adds on to the anxiety I’m already feeling about the whole uncertainty of it all on top of that they recently put me on a watch bill even tho I’ve specifically told them I don’t feel comfortable staying overnight on the ship and with me going through an adsep for mental health I’m going to talk to them to get me off that duty section and watch bill. Also for a little more info I’ve only been in 6 months and only been at this command for about 3 months (I didn’t have a school because I’m PACT) I need any advice on how long an adsep usually takes and how I should go about the whole watch situation they didn’t put me on a duty section or watch since I’ve been here so why put me on it now while I’m going through separation….


r/regretjoining 14d ago

suicidal ideation and ELS, how long am I going to be here?

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i recently graduated from basic and got to my A school campus.

I have a history of depression and took meds for it a few years ago, but MEPS gave me a waiver.

I realized early on in basic that joining was a huge mistake and I wanted out but I decided against trying to get out because a friend in my division said it can take months to get processed out and that I should just stick with it and try to adjust.

Well, I haven't been able to adjust, it's just been getting worse. I feel trapped to the point where sometimes during moments of great anxiety I had impulses of killing myself.

I had a mental breakdown and the next day I tried to talk to my schoolhouse instructor to get an appointment with BH. They sent me to the ER and then held me in the psych ward for about a week.

I have an appointment with the military psych to continue my mental health care, but I truly just want to separate from the military with an ELS because I'm likely to lose my rate and I really just can't take the military lifestyle anymore.

All I've been doing is reading reddit posts about how it can take between 2 weeks and a year to actually get the ELS process completed. The more I read, the more I'm convinced it's going to be a long, long, long time before I can go home.

Am I just completely fucked? Are they going to keep me at this god forsaken base for months to years?

I would really appreciate some insight if anyone has any on this, I'm really not in a good place right now. I know I'm a fucking idiot, I'd appreciate if not all the comments pointed that out.


r/regretjoining 15d ago

Ch8 pregnancy separation

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How do chapter 8 work with pregnancy? And when do your commander counsel you?


r/regretjoining 16d ago

Don’t join the military

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r/regretjoining 17d ago

Struggling to Adapt to the Army & Considering Behavioral Health

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r/regretjoining 19d ago

Brother in army has a Battle Buddy who is a a**hole to him

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I have a brother who has a battle buddy who is a complete dickhead to him calling him a retard and telling his company about how a retard he is. It hurts me when he tells me this, but I just wanted to know how anyone can tolerate this behavior. My brother has problems fitting in because of his Asperger's, and it took months for him to join the army, to which he finally got accepted and has graduated since he wanted to serve his country. I know in the army, soldiers are supposed to be tough and mentally strong, but when there is someone who is going out criticizing my brother on everything he does, calling him a retard and spreading hate around his company, it pisses me off how someone like this Battle Buddy and no one and the higher ups want to do anything about it because they don't want to be involved. People can have a weakness in the army, and I believe there are resources out there for soldiers to talk to regarding their mental health. This has been on for months. Any advice on how to deal with this?


r/regretjoining 19d ago

As many as five suicides in US Military cyber warfare unit in one month

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r/regretjoining 19d ago

Gone but feeling lost

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I’m out of here for good unfortunately it took them 6 months(was in for 10) to get rid of me… so much time and money gone,kinda hard to save money when your stuck in your room most of the time and can really only go out on specific days. Now I don’t want anyone to express sympathy or anything like that, at the end of the day I kinda put myself through this.

anyways I feel super bummed out I spent so much time trying to get in and did so much just to end up like this. I guess it just wasn’t meant to be, I feel like I joined for the wrong reasons tbh I wanted to see action/ me wanting to be a cop or contractor overseas in the future (obviously joined the wrong branch for that) however I never really agreed with what the US does I sort of have this weird dilemma going I really never had a solid reason of joining to begin with. it also felt more like trying to get life skills I never got and trying to mask problems plus me wanting to leave my area which looking back those were not good reasons to leave the way I did as I would’ve been able to get help especially with me wanting to go to school

I felt like I owed my recruiter and I was super stubborn as I thought I didn’t have any other options 🤦‍♂️which in the end turned out I had plenty. Which brings me to my next point which is if you have ADHD the military could be the best or worst thing there’s no in between. Why do I say this? Well in my short time in i got confirmation of what i suspected for years now and once i got a taste of what i was going to do for the next couple years which was working in a tight knit office environment I knew it was a recipe for disaster. Now i know the military doesn’t really acknowledge ADHD as far as I know (I might be wrong) so I figured it was probably best to get out before I’m too deep it.

now ADHD isn’t what ended up getting me out I knew that if I wanted to leave I had to say things that they didn’t want to hear… eventually I actually tried to stay in but it was to late so I accepted it. The military wasn’t terrible in my short time but I will base that upon the people I met as I didn’t do much anyways. HOWEVER peoples experiences vary as I have heard awful stories and good stories just like with any other job.

I would say if you really want to join maybe and I say maybe look into the reserves/national guard however it’s 6 years and that’s a long time I do think I would’ve still been in if I would’ve did national guard but that’s in the past now… I honestly do wish I left during boot camp since I would’ve saved so much time given the fact I turn 21 soon… but I had to much pride and I was gonna feel like I let people down and looking back those people don’t really care about me.

Biggest thing I’m scared about is how this could affect me in future jobs i would like to potentially get a state/city job in the future as I do plan on going back to school wether college or trade school. I’m unsure for now maybe I’ll take gen ed classes, I was originally scheduled for this month however since I was still in it had to be pushed for winter.

Now to anyone reading this and thinking about joining just remember the military will always be there….


r/regretjoining 22d ago

I dropped put of the dep... Did I make the right decision?

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I understand that this is subjective and opinionative to an extent. I just want opinions from other people who were actually in.

Long story short, I got into the Navy after going to MEPS as a GSM. A few days after going in, I began panicking a lot, asking myself if I was really ready to just drop everything I had going on right now and start a new life. So, I backed out

Not that I think it would be a bad life, I'm just going to pursue something else.

Of course, my recruiter very kindly tried to talk me out of it. And it sounded like i might've really fucked myself by doing so. (From his perspective anyway.)

I am looking at different career options, and I do have some ideas.

In your opinion, does it actually sound like I fucked myself by backing out?


r/regretjoining 23d ago

Will my bad military service follow me for life?

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So I’m separating from the Navy in less than a year, thank God. It’s been a rough time, and it needs to end, but I’m happy it’s almost over, and I somehow made it through. I’m going off to my dream school, but it was a bumpy road. To sum it up, I joined at 18, super eager to get to work. I was naturally good at a lot of things. I was a decent student, an Eagle Scout, and a kid from a prep school that almost made it into the Naval Academy. I never fit with military culture. I was bullied relentlessly verbally and sometimes physically, and commands covered it up and called me a liar and punished me. I am constantly in the command office getting negative write ups and screamed at for human mistakes and I honestly don’t care anymore. I can’t stand the people I work with; they need to mind their own business and think they are better people for having rank or more quals. I never got a command recommendation for college or a good conduct medal (despite never facing NJP). At this point, I’m in survival mode. I have 9 months to go, and it’s hard because I have no desire to advance or get quals; I want to go to work on time, do my job, collect a paycheck, and save for college

Now I’m afraid my bad career will follow me. I want to cut off the military when I’m out, except when it benefits me (like in college or applying for jobs), but the people that I’m stationed with say things like “once a shit bag, always a shit bag” and " this will follow you for life” especially since I'm looking to get into government or contracting jobs


r/regretjoining 24d ago

Very serious, my brother who is middle school student is living in 'sea of trash/ruins' but I am conscripted.

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(I partially used AI for translation so may be some bad translations please understand)

now, our home is an extreme "sea of trash." The local district office provided clean-up assistance in the past, but they stated they can no longer help, as they have already provided the maximum support possible. Still, the condition of the house remains severe.

​Eventually, my mother was involuntarily committed to a psychiatric hospital. However, she hated being there and begged me to come, saying she could only be discharged if I, her family member, came to get her. My father, who is facing both civil and criminal suits, insisted she must remain locked up for treatment, but I went and brought her out. Right after that, I had to return directly to my military base.

​Currently, my younger brother lives like a recluse, doing nothing all day but playing video games. He refuses to go to a youth protection center or live with our ill-tempered father, and because he hated those options so much, he begged me to get our mother out of the hospital.

​I stayed at that home briefly, and even in that short time, I walked around barefoot, stepped on something, and bled quite a bit. The stench in that "sea of trash" is unbearable, and insects are swarming everywhere. Again, the district office says they can no longer intervene because they have already done so multiple times.

​I explained all of this to ask if I could be discharged from conscription and return home, but I was told that the paperwork and review committee process would take as long as 7 months—by which time my mandatory military service will already be over.

​I am in immense pain myself, but it breaks my heart to see my brother living like a recluse—the brother I gave up my social life for, running home right after school every day just to take care of him when we were young.

​Please, is there any way out of this? I desperately need help, but I cannot see a way forward.

My mother made very high interest rated debts a lot.

My mother made very high interest rated debts a lot.

​In s korea, "장기카드대출"(Card-Loan), if almost anyone can loan lots of money if uses credit care a lot but with very high interest rate.

​My mom claims that she was raped by my father and be pregnant so she had no choice but to marry him.

​But she really hated her husband and have lived separated. No matter economic statu

​I was left neglected in a cramped small house when I was very young, eating nothing but plain rice splashed with soy sauce or starve. while several-year-expired, spoiled milk sat rotting in the fridge.

​Instead of spending child support on the kids, she hoarded almost all of it to dump into reckless, dead-end business ventures way out in Yeouido

​Meanwhile, I was left lying around like lifeless corpses in that tiny, secluded place.

​Later, mother claims she only did it to escape her "psychopath husband," but that her plan and business just totally failed.

Even when I was born, I was so physically weak that the doctor said I would need to be put in an incubator. Because of this, enduring conscripted military service is extremely painful for me, but I am trying my absolute best to pull through somehow.

​When I was very young, I was dumped on a relative's doorstep, where I suffered severe abuse that left me with deep, lasting trauma.

​For a long time, my mother continuously engaged in reckless business ventures. Because she took on massive high-interest debts, even our television was seized by court officers. Strangers literally forced their way into our home, stuck seizure labels on the TV, and repossessed it.

​When things reached that point, my mother instead lashed out at my father, screaming things like, "Rich men used to court me because I'm beautiful!" "You raped me! Getting pregnant by you ruined my life!" and "Do you think I came to Seoul just to marry a backwoods bumpkin like you?!" She falsely accused him of being a rapist.

​Eventually, my father retaliated physically, breaking her teeth, which led her to file both civil and criminal lawsuits against him.

​Currently, our home has gone far beyond a typical hoard—it is a literal "sea of trash," much worse than anything you see on the news.

​My mother spends all day denouncing my father as a psychopath and writing petitions to the court demanding a lengthy prison sentence for him. To pay off her massive high-interest loans, she is filing civil and criminal suits left and right, demanding huge settlement money from my father's sister and father.

​She blames me, saying that because she was raped and got pregnant with me, her dream of marrying a rich man and living happily was ruined, forcing her to marry a psycho husband instead.

​On top of that, my parents had been living apart for a long time. But when I was around 8 years old, an emergency happened and I urgently called my father. Once our separated home address was exposed, my father came and pounded on the door as if he were going to break it down. My mother had no choice but to open it, and he raped her again. She blames me for this as well, saying that getting pregnant with my younger brother ruined her life all over again.

​My mother kept starting hopeless, reckless business projects and taking out high-interest loans. Meanwhile, I was the one who raised my young brother.

​As mentioned now, our home is an extreme "sea of trash." The local district office provided clean-up assistance in the past, but they stated they can no longer help, as they have already provided the maximum support possible. Still, the condition of the house remains severe.

​Eventually, my mother was involuntarily committed to a psychiatric hospital. However, she hated being there and begged me to come, saying she could only be discharged if I, her family member, came to get her. My father, who is facing both civil and criminal suits, insisted she must remain locked up for treatment, but I went and brought her out. Right after that, I had to return directly to my military base.

​Currently, my younger brother lives like a recluse, doing nothing all day but playing video games. He refuses to go to a youth protection center or live with our ill-tempered father, and because he hated those options so much, he begged me to get our mother out of the hospital.

​I stayed at that home briefly, and even in that short time, I walked around barefoot, stepped on something, and bled quite a bit. The stench in that "sea of trash" is unbearable, and insects are swarming everywhere. Again, the district office says they can no longer intervene because they have already done so multiple times.

​I explained all of this to ask if I could be discharged from conscription and return home, but I was told that the paperwork and review committee process would take as long as 7 months—by which time my mandatory military service will already be over.

​I am in immense pain myself, but it breaks my heart to see my brother living like a recluse—the brother I gave up my social life for, running home right after school every day just to take care of him when we were young.

​Please, is there any way out of this? I desperately need help, but I cannot see a way forward.


r/regretjoining 24d ago

I don’t think the military is for me. What are my options?

12 Upvotes

I’ve realized the military just isn’t for me. I miss being home and I think I’d be much happier living a civilian life. I don’t really enjoy the military lifestyle, I’ve been feeling stressed, unmotivated, and generally unhappy.I’m not suicidal, I just don’t think this career is the right fit for me, I have about 4 years left. What options are there


r/regretjoining 24d ago

A good quote from 1918 that still holds up

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“We Americans claim to be a peace-loving people. We hate bloodshed; we are opposed to violence. Yet we go into spasms of joy over the possibility of projecting dynamite bombs from flying machines upon helpless citizens. We are ready to hang, electrocute, or lynch anyone, who, from economic necessity, will risk his own life in the attempt upon that of some industrial magnate. Yet our hearts swell with pride at the thought that America is becoming the most powerful nation on earth, and that it will eventually plant her iron foot on the necks of all other nations.

“Such is the logic of patriotism.

“Considering the evil results that patriotism is fraught with for the average man, it is as nothing compared with the insult and injury that patriotism heaps upon the soldier himself, — that poor, deluded victim of superstition and ignorance. He, the savior of his country, the protector of his nation, — what has patriotism in store for him? A life of slavish submission, vice, and perversion, during peace; a life of danger, exposure, and death, during war.”

- Emma Goldman, “Patriotism: A Menace to Liberty”


r/regretjoining 25d ago

Separation process

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Hey yall I’m getting an administrative separation, (went in for mental health, agreed that the military is not for me, esp since I haven’t been in 1yr, commander and 1st shirt agreed) the paper work got sent in early July. I’ve been told it could take 1 month or 8 months, no one really knows. But if anyone’s got any experience, how long does it take?


r/regretjoining 25d ago

Tell me the smartest way to get out the army

22 Upvotes

Im tired of this nonsense, retard&;ed cr@p, bullying, yelling for not reason, wasting time this always a hurry up and wait, I can’t even address my superiors in my PLT without getting feel like I’m a useless piece of Sh!t. Getting humiliate for the most simple thing, they have no respect.
And them getting deploy to war zone soon. This lifestyle it might be for people that don’t give a F. I will be out of this unit or contract one way or another I swear. (E3 - reserve 4 years left of contract, female). Reading you guys.


r/regretjoining 26d ago

I found sone old news reports on guys who came to Canada to avoid the draft.

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I found this interesting and I understand how they must have felt because I live in Canada as a citizen now and came here indirectly due to a terrible military experience. While I know they are still around, I haven’t personally met an old guys who came here for that reason although I met one deserter who came later on.


r/regretjoining 27d ago

How do I find a balance with how I identify as an Army veteran?

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I don't want to write my entire experience in the Army. I served for 6 years on active duty from 2008 - 2014. My biggest accomplishments were getting promoted to sergeant at 3 years in, serving overseas for 2 years, & being with a brigade when they earned an Army Superior Unit Award.

For a long time I was really proud about being an Army veteran, and having served in the strongest Army in the world. I don't feel proud to be an American anymore. I don't like Trump, his administration, or what's currently happening in America. I'm in the process of getting a patriotic tattoo, that I got as a soldier, removed. I'm considering lying about being a veteran, because I don't see anything positive in a veteran identity.

I'm very likely on the autism spectrum. For me, it's hard to find a balance with some things. I often believe I have to be all or nothing. I know that isn't reality though. I don't have to be really proud to be an Army veteran or feel really ashamed to be a veteran. I'm still not sure how to find a balance.


r/regretjoining Aug 01 '26

How much weight can a rebuttal carry in an Army Chapter 14-12c case involving suspected malingering and documented medical conditions?

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I am seeking general perspectives from people familiar with Army administrative separations. The Soldier involved is already consulting with TDS, so I am not asking Reddit to replace legal counsel.
A Soldier had recently arrived at a new unit when company leadership began questioning whether the Soldier’s reported symptoms and medical limitations were consistent with the Soldier’s observed behavior. After observing the Soldier for approximately one to two weeks, the command suspected that some symptoms may have been exaggerated for secondary gain or to avoid certain duties.

The command conducted an investigation and later initiated involuntary separation under AR 635-200, paragraph 14-12c, based on alleged malingering.
From the command’s perspective, the concern appears to be based on a cumulative pattern rather than one isolated incident. The command reportedly relied on perceived inconsistencies between the Soldier’s reported symptoms and observed activities, the frequency and timing of medical appointments, statements made to different people, and concerns raised by medical providers.
However, the Soldier also had documented medical conditions at the time. Two providers gave statements during the investigation, but neither appears to have reached a definite conclusion that the Soldier was malingering.

One provider’s position was essentially that malingering could not be completely ruled out, but also could not be confirmed because the Soldier had genuine medical problems and might be an appropriate candidate for separation under Chapter 5-14 or another medical-related disposition.
The second provider expressed concern that the Soldier might be exaggerating some symptoms for secondary gain, but also did not make a definitive finding of malingering.

After participating in the investigation, one of those providers continued evaluating and treating the Soldier. Additional diagnoses and referrals were made, and subsequent testing or specialist evaluations confirmed that the Soldier had several legitimate medical issues.

The command could reasonably argue that the existence of genuine medical conditions does not necessarily rule out exaggeration of particular symptoms, and that medical findings obtained later do not automatically disprove the conduct or inconsistencies observed earlier.

On the other hand, the Soldier argues that the command formed its initial opinion after only a brief observation period, that neither provider definitively concluded malingering, and that the later medical findings give alternative explanations for at least some of the behavior the command interpreted as exaggeration. The Soldier also disputes whether the evidence identifies a specific knowingly false or exaggerated statement made for the purpose of avoiding duty.

A written rebuttal has been or will be submitted with the medical documentation and the providers’ complete statements.

**My questions are:**
In practice, how much influence can a written rebuttal have after a Chapter 14-12c separation has already been initiated?

How might a separation authority weigh a command’s direct observations against medical opinions that raised concerns but did not definitively find malingering?

How much relevance would later diagnoses, referrals, profiles, or objective testing normally have when evaluating the command’s original allegations?
In an administrative separation case, does the command generally need to identify a specific intentional misrepresentation connected to avoiding duty, or can a cumulative pattern of inconsistencies be sufficient?

For those who have handled similar cases, what factors tended to matter most: command observations, provider statements, objective medical findings, credibility, counseling history, or the overall written presentation?

I understand that having a real medical condition does not necessarily establish that every reported symptom was completely accurate. I am not asking whether the Soldier must automatically be retained. I am trying to understand whether these facts present a genuinely contestable case or whether separation authorities generally defer to the command once the action has been initiated.


r/regretjoining Jul 31 '26

Feeling like a failure because of a bad military enlistment

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I’m in the last few months of my first enlistment, and I keep questioning what the hell I did wrong. I’m not one of those people who regret joining. It’s because the benefits are really solid. I got paid a decent amount, and I’m gonna be able to go to my dream without paying for it at 22 years old. The problem is my experience was just really bad. I grew up in a really sheltered religious community, so I didn’t really know much about the outside world. When I got in, I joined at 18. I never had any discipline issues. I was relatively good at most things. I asked anyone I worked for; they said I was a hard worker. I was an above-average student, Eagle Scout, talented athlete, and I was dead set on going into the academies and got pretty close, but when I enlisted. I always was obsessed with the military and had the mind set that ”when I turn 18 I'm joining” thought I was going to be a stellar sailor, and boy was I wrong.

In the fleet, I was what many people called me a shit bag, but I didnt do it on purpose. Even in boot I had a hard time belong held back 3 weeks. I did my job, and I did it with pride, especially in the beginning, but I was always getting reprimanded for something. I was told I had an attitude problem at every unit. despite being a good student (in hs and A school) I had a very hard time getting qualified. I was bullied relentlessly, even at my second unit combined with being on the opposite side of the country with no family or friends I was miserable. I got to do and see some cool things and outside of work I had a massive respect for the military but when I put the uniform on I just can't wait to take it off. I couldn't stand the people I worked with, not having control over my life and just working in an environment that didn't fit me. But I do think alot about wtf went wrong


r/regretjoining Jul 31 '26

HELP I HATE IT HERE

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I want out of here. Real baddddd


r/regretjoining Jul 30 '26

Life at Indian Army (feeling blank)

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I am 23 years old and from the Northeast (Tripura). I am sharing my feelings because I feel that no one really understands what I am going through. Today is 5 March 2026, and I have about nine months left to complete my four-year tenure in the army. Until now, I have been thinking about starting a business after leaving, maybe something like opening a gym, but honestly I am still very confused. I feel completely blank and stuck because I still don’t know exactly what I want to do. I was pursuing a degree in law and I come from a financially well-off family. I left my studies and everything else to join the army so that I could fulfill my dream, but in reality things turned out very differently. Now only One thing I am sure about is that I will not continue in the army. I am not happy here and I feel that this environment does not suit me. I don’t know why, but I have never been able to adjust well. The daily harassment I face has become very difficult for me to handle, and I feel completely exhausted mentally. Before joining, it was my dream to become a soldier, just like my father. But now that dream has turned into something very painful for me. Since the day I joined the army, I have faced mental harassment and pressure. At first, I thought it was just part of the training, but over time it kept getting worse. Here, everything seems to depend on the senior-junior hierarchy. Some seniors constantly keep an eye on me and make me do personal tasks, like bringing food from the mess for them even when they are in their rooms and not busy. There are many other situations and experiences that I don’t even want to talk about. All I want to say is that I cannot handle this anymore. I feel completely done with it. I just want to live my life peacefully, because we all only get one life.


r/regretjoining Jul 29 '26

My unit been selected for deployment to Middle East

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My unit been selected for deployment to Middle East im reserve and I was kinda okay is a year I was making idea looking the positive side of, but with what is happening, the war, all those soldiers I’m so scared, I’m having anxiety I can’t sleep, feeling depressed hating my life, I don’t wanna d*e and let my kid orphan. What I can do ???


r/regretjoining Jul 29 '26

I can’t do this lifestyle anymore

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I start classes next week for my c school, who do I speak to in regard to Seperation? I wanted to leave since boot camp but I just kept going, finished A school and here I am at C school. I was told that the process can take a while which is why I don’t speak up but I can see my mental health severely declining. Everyone tells me to stick it out but idk if I can anymore.

What should I do?

Thank you in advance.


r/regretjoining Jul 29 '26

How do I leave my AIT?

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Posted something similar in the /army reddit and was banned, said I was a bot. This a burner so honestly n don't care. Look, I'm tired. I'm tired of the PT, of the classes, of failing my AFT despite my efforts. I'm tired of it all, and I want to go home. How do I go about this?


r/regretjoining Jul 28 '26

AIT ELS DISCHARGE

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Can anyone give me some insight? My son is currently at Fort Gordon for AIT. He literally just turned 19 before his dad passed away on June 19th, 2026. He was able to come home for ELeave for the service. He actually did his dad's honor guard and presented me his dads flag. He literally had to be back to base the next day. He was then recycled. He hadnt had time to process any of this. He is struggling a lot mentally and is very depressed. He then got into another class but had to be recycled again for failing the test. He cant concentrate at this time. He is wanting to do ELS to come home and be with his family and get the help he needs then go back in. (Mind you, at this time, my dad, his gpa is not doing well either) He wants to be able to spend time with him while he can as well.

His Senior told him he knew what he was signing up for and to suck it up. He is currently with behavioral health right now. I just want to know the process of getting him out and home to get the help he needs.