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My family or my relationship
Hi,
I've read a couple of similar accounts on here and appreciated the responses so i decided to post to hopefully gain additional insight for this hard decision.

My on again off again boyfriend of two years has come back to me and has told me that he has strong feelings for me still and wants to get back together. I love him as well and want to be with him as well. . (we've broken up due to his commitment fears.)

I told my big sister who practically raised me the above and she has said she will never speak to me again if i get back with him.

Added to that, dude is joining the Air Force in February.

I know it will be tough, but i am already seeing changes in him. He is more communicative, i am more aggressive  and we are both talking about our issues/thoughts with each other. We were, before this happened, talking about going to couple's counseling...

I know nothing in life is guaranteed but i just don't know what to do.

 I love both of them so much and it would break my heart to say goodbye to either one of them.

 What should i do?
Never speak to you again.

That's closing the door in a big way. 
What are your sister's objections to him?
 Do those objections ring true at all for you?
Do you and your sister share a history of trust?
Don't answer these questions for me. 
Answer them for yourself.

What do you truly think

In response to Linda OReilly
First, if he is joining the Air Force he probably needs a security blanket, but will he when he gets home? 

Secondly, is your sister you, the only difference the passion you have for him?  You with a clear view?  If yes, then believe her.

Another thing is guilt.  Its resonable that you invision him dying away from home alone, no one in his heart.  But that's unreasonable.  His decision to join is independent of your feelings for one another.

And another thing, why commit to military service and not to you?

How bout telling him to come back alive and sound of heart and mind and you'l be his?  That would give him incentive to be careful.  It would also give him time to mature. 

When you're young ... has he ever hit you?  Not all men hit.  Not all men yell at you. 

When you're young it's really vauge, your future, the feeling about living that you want to have some day.  Though its vauge, it's still there.  Its not in your rational mind.  it's there but it won't come into your thoughts.  If you flip a coin it will tell you the answer--but not literally.  If the coin lands on its edge tilted this way, or that way... it will give you the future.  Don't flip a coin, but just like heads falls up so easly, do what's easiest.
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