A Journey of Hope (District 9 fanfiction)

TAKE NOTICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Friday, November 2nd, 2018

Okay, so I've been getting many DM's and comments from people who are asking when the next update is happening. Well obviously they haven't taken the time to go to my profile bio to see what I've put in there, so I'm going to have to reiterate it into this update notice:
I am no longer going to upload chapters for any of my stories nor upload any possible new ones. This is because I want to focus on writing one story at a time and when said story is completed, then I will upload that fic in all of its finished glory onto here and move on to the next uncompleted story.
Now obviously, this is going to take a very long time and I probably won't post anything story-wise for at least one year.
And for those of you who are interested in my personal life since my last update, I will disclose what information I am willing to give out:
I was discharged from the US Marines a couple of days before I even shipped out for boot camp back in July of this year. This is because I had to go to court in another state for something I did nearly six years ago. And when I got back from resolving it, I had to show my recruiters the court documents and they had to turn me down immediately.
I spent literally - this is no exaggeration - all of my life dreaming and preparing to become a Marine; to earn the EGA (Eagle, Globe, & Anchor). And in what I did back then, which lasted only ten minutes, it unknowingly screwed me over for the rest of my life.
However, I couldn't let this get me down forever, so after maybe two months or three, of feeling sorry for myself and letting myself go physically off-and-on, I decided to see if maybe the other branches of the Military would be more mercifical/slacked in their recruiting standards.
I went to speak with the Navy recruiter and I straight up told him and showed him my court documents of what happened, so I wouldn't be beating around the bush in any way. The good news is, is that he didn't turn me down upon reading what I did, so there's hope for me yet.
I'm currently getting signature references from my peers at this moment, then I will return to this recruiter and he will give those reference sheets to the top recruiting brass. I really hope that the Navy will accept me, but if not? Then I'll try out for the other branches.
I know some people are going to ask what it was that I did and depending on who you are, I will most likely decline in disclosing said information. What I did was easily the worst thing I've ever done in my whole life and I don't talk about that mistake lightly.
Okay I'm done here.