If I was given the chance to play a video game before it was released, I'd be so excited! It would give me an opportunity to do something active and meaningful after all of my years in service. Playing this new game could help alleviate the loneliness that I feel now that retirement has set in.

If my partner lost their attraction to me, it'd tear me apart. I've already been through so much in life and losing this one thing that was keeping me going would wreak havoc on me mentally. It'd probably be the final straw that convinced me true happiness just isn't meant for someone like myself who's seen and gone through too much trauma—like what I experienced while serving in Iraq. All I know is, I'm still here and have enough strength not to give up hope yet.

If I were struggling to pay off a large amount of debt, I'd have to buckle down and possibly look into ways to increase my income. Despite having served my country in Iraq, retirement can be difficult - especially for someone who doesn't possess many resources or social connections. But fortunately there are plenty of services available that could help lower payments over time while still making progress on the debt itself. It's never too late for me - an old man with nothing but love for his military service - so long as I remain determined!