I have been in the British Army for 3 years now, and I can officially leave, but it takes a year to leave, so I do have to be in for another year. I have loved my time in the army, but about two years in, I knew I wanted to do entrepreneurship (make videos on YouTube). My dream job as a child was to be in the army, so I followed it, but I peeled that purpose layer back, and now I want to retire my mum. I spoke to my mum about that yesterday, and she said, surprisingly, 'I will support you in anything you want to do' and that she has faith in me. I didn't expect this, as my parents think everything online is a scam, including making money online. My dad, on the other hand, doesn't know yet, but I will tell him when I can. Unlike my mum, when I joined the army, my dad was like, 'Don't join the army; there is no place for you in there and said I would die.' My mum supported me the whole way, even signing the paper so I could join, as I was under 18 at this point. But when I joined, he was the proudest man ever; he tells all of his friends and his work colleagues about me and tells them all the things I am getting up to. So I will have to do my last year, but whatever, I'm not going to make it shit; I will still do all the fun courses I want to do. Tell your parents what you are doing, as they might actually support you.

The past 24 hours for me have left me broken and mentally fatigued. I drove my motorbike about an hour and a half from Cemagi, Bali to Uluwatu, Bali to meet a beautiful Malaysian Lawyer. (Don't worry I was gonna go to Uluwatu anyways) On the way there I reported to the police what could possibly be a human trafficking situation. (I heard screaming coming from the back of a small pickup truck) After I met the girl, I hit a fist sized rock in a dirt parking lot and the motorbike fell straight on my ankle. (Just found out the bike is about 400lbs) While limping and in shock I walked through Uluwatu Temple full of monkeys that steal stuck like shoes, sunglasses, hats, and even phones. (I filmed a video) And then spent the night in Uluwatu and just got back to my place in Cemagi an hour ago. I am limping, sunburnt, scraped up, and drained.

I’m going to be traveling for a while and am looking for some interesting places. I’ll be in eastern Europe for a bit, but not sure where I want to go starting next year. Woukd like to hear about your favorite places and why you like them

Do women like you in foreign countries? I've heard that just being a foreigner can have a "novelty" effect where you're just inherently spicy and different to them. Sometimes it's an accent but I imagine it being kind of like transferring to a different school. Suddenly, because you're the new guy, everyone is talking about you. Is that true?

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