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JamieJayden

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Hello guys,
I'm 17 years old and I'm currently on a youth (chiro in belgium) camp. We are here in differebt age groups abd I'm in the highest group. The hygiene is so bad,we can't even clean ourself. The camp is for 11 days. Now they force us (the oldest group) to stay 2 days longer to help clean everything and clean the tents etc. I reallly don't want this because I'm feeling very sick and got pain everywhere. I have my bike here and I'm 160km away from home, we cycled to here. I'm thinking to escape this night with my bike and cycle back home. What do you think I should do?
 
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Hello guys,
I'm 17 years old and I'm currently on a youth (chiro in belgium) camp. We are here in differebt age groups abd I'm in the highest group. The hygiene is so bad,we can't even clean ourself. The camp is for 11 days. Now they force us (the oldest group) to stay 2 days longer to help clean everything and clean the tents etc. I reallly don't want this because I'm feeling very sick and got pain everywhere. I have my bike here and I'm 160km away from home, we cycled to here. I'm thinking to escape this night with my bike and cycle back home. What do you think I should do?
 
Stop being a bitch and stick it out; its only 13 days.
 
Stop being a bitch and stick it out; its only 13 days.
It's another 2 days wasted. I know since some weeks that I will quit being a member after the camp. I got shit to do at home so
 
Is this a compulsory camp ?
If not they cannot force you to stay, but this is an opportunity to earn respect from your elders and peers by contributing and assisting.

Hurting and in pain, then ask to see a doctor / nurse.
 
It's another 2 days wasted. I know since some weeks that I will quit being a member after the camp. I got shit to do at home so

On a serious note, of course you have to do what your body is telling you, if you feel like escaping is the right thing for you then do it - its nobody elses' choice by yours.

However, sometimes these types of experiences can be really positive - I have been in some shit places myself and at the time thought it was the worst experience in the world, but later on in life realised that those experiences made me who i am today.

Like @MisterF said it can be a good way to earn respect (and learn to respect others) and also often when you manage to get through / survive in such a poor environment it gives you a massive sense of achievement afterwards and it makes other life challenges seem much easier to cope with - I have noticed a lot of entrepreneurs / business owners have a history of harsh environments, struggling times etc and I think it is those events that make running your own business seem easy where to others it would just seem like an impossible amount of pressure and responsibility.
 
If it’s not compulsory then escape but make sure you record and let it go viral and how did you get there in the first place.
 
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