Dude, let me put it simply. Life in NS is much better now,
compared to our forefathers. Even what I went through in the 90s is
nothing compared to what they did. You have your stress, so too
many others. And there are tonnes and tonnes of young men who went
through NS before you. Being a clerk may not be an enjoyable
vocation, but so too are the infantry men, the armour guys, the
engineers... Many combat soldiers have suffered injuries that have
scarred them till now. Some have died. I have seen a few in my
time. You heard of any clerks going through all these?
True, you may say that they lead a better life than you. But that
is very subjective and something that i totally disagree. But the
thing that is not subjective is that you guys lead a very pampered
life now, and you are not the only one going through this. Such is
life, there will never be a bed of roses waiting for you.
Try to make the most out of everything. True, I have suffered
injuries which plagues me till now and I have had a lot of
experiences - good and bad, in NS that I will carry with me for
life, I have made life-long friends, but all in all, I would like
to think that I have become a better and tougher person.
Think about it...