Quote by Chris Kyle

You're not just going out there, maybe sacrificing your own life. There's also sacrifices still going on at home. You can serve in the military and have a good marriage, but you just need to be aware of it so you can take those steps to take care of it.

You're not just going out there, maybe sacrificing your own

Summary

This quote emphasizes the dual sacrifices involved in military service. It acknowledges that apart from risking their lives in conflict zones, service members also face personal sacrifices within their marriages and family lives. While it suggests that it is possible to have a successful military career and a fulfilling marriage, the key lies in being aware of these sacrifices and actively taking steps to address and nurture the relationship. It highlights the need for service members to prioritize and balance their commitments to both their jobs and their loved ones.

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