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Sign the contract — you'll regret it.
Don't sign the contract — you'll regret it.
Go to sergeant training — you'll regret it; don't go — you'll regret it too.
Kierkegaard 200 years ago said this:
“Whatever you choose, you will regret it.”
Because the problem isn't your choice, it's that you romanticize life in the military and outside it without having lived either.
A person subject to military service always sees the untrodden path as alluring and mysterious. So it's not about making the right choice. It's about choosing—whether to sign a contract or simply how you'll live as a mobilized person—and then accepting the regret that comes with your choice.
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