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I was just wondering if anybody knows if there is anything good as far as p4p in misawa area?
 
Never been there, but Misawa sounds like a bit of a hardship post.
 
Typically in misawa it seems like you can just visit the bars and probably meet a girl the old fashioned way… but as far as p4p I don’t know of anything in town. Hachinohe though… seems to be pretty available but it’s weird to me because often it’s guys standing outside selling pussy lol. And also they don’t ever speak to me. Maybe I’m supposed to approach them. Either way, it weirds me out from the start
 
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Fragglestick said:
I was just wondering if anybody knows if there is anything good as far as p4p in misawa area?
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Careful there, doing dirty deeds too close to base. Don't want to court that OTH discharge.

To be honest, I've never heard of any decent P4P up in Aomori or any of the surrounding prefectures and to be even more honest, the girls in Aomori are the hands-down ugliest I've ever seen in Japan. I had buddies stationed in Misawa and the stories they told me are the primary reason I didn't try out for AF OTS.

Your best bets for decent P4P are either a few hours north or few hours south, preferably south. Just save up some cash, wait for a long weekend off and shoot down to Tokyo. You'll quickly realize why you should've joined the Navy.
 
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I’m not military.
I only asked about misawa because I was on a job there for the weekend. I actually stayed in Hachinohe anyhow, lol.
 
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Keihan said:
You'll quickly realize why you should've joined the Navy.
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Great idea dude. Go out to sea for 3 - 6 months straight without any inport visits nowadays thanks to COVID19. All the while, you get verbally, sometimes even physically, violated by some piece of garbage with more rank than sense. I'm glad I'm not in the military but if you are, quit.
 
JayL said:
Great idea dude. Go out to sea for 3 - 6 months straight without any inport visits nowadays thanks to COVID19. All the while, you get verbally, sometimes even physically, violated by some piece of garbage with more rank than sense. I'm glad I'm not in the military but if you are, quit.
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You do realize the pandemic restrictions will not last forever? But regarding military service, like any career endeavor, there are ups and downs and trade-offs to consider. All worthwhile ventures involve some measure of abuse--it's called "character building" and it makes the weak stronger--and hopefully in exchange you receive some sort of benefit that makes it worthwhile. In the case of the enlisted sailor who does his 20, you can retire with a full pension and lifetime medical around age 40, after which you're given priority entry into any number of federal civilian gigs that you can retire (again) from in another ten years. You're 50 with two pensions and free insurance for the rest of your life, which you're then free to spend (since you'll probably be divorced by then) revisiting all those international ports you dropped your underwear at, re-sampling all the young talent. That's not a bad life.

Unlike nearly every other male in my family, I never served...but had I decided to go that route twenty years ago I most certainly wouldn't have joined the Navy. I hate the ocean, I hate being confined in small quarters, I lacked the eyesight for flight school and the uniforms are fucking gay. I most likely would've opted for the Army but I also would've gone the route of commissioned officer, and I'm very, very good at kissing ass and moving up ranks. That means I would've been that "piece of garbage with more rank than sense" you so revile, but at least I'm polite enough to buy you dinner and tell you you're pretty before fucking you in the ass.
 
Keihan said:
You do realize the pandemic restrictions will not last forever? But regarding military service, like any career endeavor, there are ups and downs and trade-offs to consider. All worthwhile ventures involve some measure of abuse--it's called "character building".
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I do realize the pandemic restrictions won't last forever, but how long will they last? It's coming up on 3 years so far. 5 years? 10? Abusers always think the abuse they inflict on others builds character. In reality, it just builds psychological wounds that don't heal, which is why the military has such a disproportionately high suicide rate. That got dark fast, and I'm sorry. However, the pension is not worth it if you 20 years hating what you do. Some people spend 20 years enjoying their jobs and lives. Honestly though, it's the military types who love it that truly make me worry about who's walking among us free in society. Navy port visits aren't all fun and games though TBH. Ever watch that reality Navy TV show "Carrier"? The whole show in YouTube. It was all fun and games till people got hurt. Look it up.
 
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JayL said:
I do realize the pandemic restrictions won't last forever, but how long will they last? It's coming up on 3 years so far. 5 years? 10? Abusers always think the abuse they inflict on others builds character. In reality, it just builds psychological wounds that don't heal, which is why the military has such a disproportionately high suicide rate. That got dark fast, and I'm sorry. However, the pension is not worth it if you 20 years hating what you do. Some people spend 20 years enjoying their jobs and lives. Honestly though, it's the military types who love it that truly make me worry about who's walking among us free in society. Navy port visits aren't all fun and games though TBH. Ever watch that reality Navy TV show "Carrier"? The whole show in YouTube. It was all fun and games till people got hurt. Look it up.
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You've obviously got some deep-seated issues with the service and I'm guessing it's probably tied to an overbearing, abusive military father-figure type in your life or friends/siblings who came home from deployment all fucked up but you're really painting with too wide a brush. Now, I'm not singing the praises of military life as a whole, nor am I trying to say it's the greatest life choice a person could make. In my past line of work (political operations) I've worked with many, many retired military types who try making the jump into politics--be they senior NCOs or colonels or even general officers--and my experience has generally been that they're utterly fucking useless and incapable of adapting to the way we operate in politics. At best, they try to incorporate an obtuse, ignorant and cookie-cutter type approach to a very dynamic and fluid profession, and at worst they create an atmosphere so caustic and nerve-racking that I lose most of the younger staffers due to unnecessary stress at the office. That's the reason I won't have retired military types in actual leadership positions in campaigns I run. They almost inevitably fuck everything up.

That said, you simply cannot discount or disqualify the potential benefits of service, particularly to kids with troubled backgrounds and perceived lack of opportunity in life. I can't even count the number of times I've seen kids I grew up with, royal fuck-ups headed toward guaranteed imprisonment (or death) completely un-fuck themselves by enlisting and coming home completely different and adjusted individuals a few years later. Sure, some come back completely fucking deranged after deployment and yeah, there are definitely a disproportionate number of suicides, but that's an entirely different story and due to a failure of support by our federal government and VA.

Bottom line, military service offers an opportunity for young folks, regardless of where they come from or how much money their folks had or even how bright they are, to be involved with something meaningful, see the world, tap asses on multiple continents and end up with some very pleasant lifelong benefits and perks if they choose the long haul. It's not for everyone, certainly wasn't for me, but it gives a lot of kids opportunities they would otherwise not have. And thank you, by the way, for making me sound like a jagoff recruiter. I'll go back to Pornhub now.
 
Keihan said:
I'll go back to Pornhub now.
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I used to be a fan of Pornhub, but between the controversies and the fact that you can't download videos anymore, I'm not watching Pornhub. I'm a Pornone fan now.
 
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An alternative to the Department of Defense is the US Coast Guard, which is under Homeland Security. Similar benefits, but, at least from what I’ve heard, people seem to enjoy it more.
 
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An alternative to the Department of Defense is the US Coast Guard, which is under Homeland Security. Similar benefits, but, at least from what I’ve heard, people seem to enjoy it more.
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Does coast guard go overseas though? I imagine they wouldn't since they're supposed to be guarding the US coast.
 
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Does coast guard go overseas though? I imagine they wouldn't since they're supposed to be guarding the US coast.
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Yes, it’s mostly a domestic gig. Yet, as strange as it sounds, a few Coasties do end up with international assignments.
 
SugoiBoy said:
Yes, it’s mostly a domestic gig. Yet, as strange as it sounds, a few Coasties do end up with international assignments.
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Thats weird. What would they do internationally?
 
I had a friend in the USCG who transferred down to FL as part of a drug interdiction team. Basically, the guys in helicopters that chase fast-boats. That assignment regularly took him into foreign territory. But when you're dealing with federal service, valuable personnel from virtually every domestic agency are often sent overseas. Case in point, the FBI has a LEGAT (Legal Attache) office in Tokyo, presumably staffed by a bunch of 1) perverts SSAs and/or 2) language-capable Japanese American junior agents who are perfect for operating unnoticed if need be (people like myself, incidentally). But then again, so does the CIA.

This is the U.S. Government. We do whatever we want, wherever we want, and if we happen to fuck up and get caught we just throw a couple of GS-7s or rank-and-file agents under the bus and walk away claiming to have no idea what happened. Makes that $59k/year salary very unappealing, which is why you see so many former agency operatives as well-compensated private sector consultants and then those commentators on FoxNews.
 
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That got dark fast
 
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