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8	Just came across this on /r/military. I'll preface this by saying it never good to generalize too much, especially when it comes to complicated things like relationships. If you are with someone, man or women, who is willing to hide their feelings or work to manipulate you, then regardless of wether or not you're military makes no difference. The relationship will fail. Apologies for following text wall explanation. While I was a military spouse (ex-wife was Air Force for 4 years) I saw all kinds of examples of bad marriages. The st…	/r/MensRights	07/07/15 03:20 AM
116	Just came across this on /r/military. Military marriages are like putting your relationship into a pressure cooker. You'll deal with far more stress than the average civilian couple in a shorter amount of time. But the up swing of this is that you'll find out faster if your marriage will survive in the long term.	/r/MensRights	06/07/15 10:57 PM