Hey there! Hi there! Ho there!
I received three letters from my recruit today. Hot diggity! In one of his letters, he asked me to bring his laptop to the airport so he can take it to A-School (Goose Creek). I am reluctant as he has had addictive gaming tendencies prior to boot camp. Played hour after hour, ignored his responsibilities around the house, forgot to eat, and slept all day. Thoughts?
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Stephen,
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Thank you both so much- I will take it and hope for the best!
That's the one thing about nuke school, they do not tolerate that sort of behavior. He will be on a schedule, he cannot shirk his responsibilities much, he will have a roommate or two who will nag him if he stays up all night gaming. If his grades slip, he goes onto mandatory study, which is in the schoolhouse. The Navy can lean on him harder than a mom can, so he'll learn. If not, he'll still be in the Navy, just doing another job. Hopefully knowing this will stop the gaming tendencies. Also, I think the school can confiscate the electronics if they are a distraction. Not 100% positive on that, but I've heard it from a couple people from a few years back.
You may as well bring his laptop, he'll just buy one at the NEX. They offer all kinds of enticing credit.
I understand your concerns. Have the serious talk with him, but then all you can do is stand back, fingers crossed, as they learn to navigate through their new world. Mine's been in since 9/14, turned 21 last year, doing well, but can't say it's always been easy to remember that it is a different relationship now.