Air Force Boot Camp? I'm really worried.?

Chevy, what you are about to do is most honorable. First let me put you at ease, NO YOU WILL NOT BE RAPED! The people that have said this to you, ignore them on this and all other issues they venture and opinion on as they are simply IGNORANT. Recruits are safe and there are many safeguards to protect anyone who feels any danger including the entire staff of the Chaplains office, ministers and priests that you may see at anytime in the event you are in anyway being threatened. I am 90% certain that will not happen. Now, your upper arm strength will be an issue for you. I would suggest immediately beginning a full regime of weight lifting and jogging. Before you enlist you should be able to lift your body weight in a bench press. Also, you should be able to jog, without effort, at least four miles. These may seem impossible tasks as you look at them now, but the human body is an amazing mechanism. Start slow, and you would not believe what three months of intensive exercise will do for you. Even if you have to put off enlisting until the late fall, the Air Force will always be there. When I say to exercise I do not mean 1 hour per day but making it a complete priority in your day. You should be working out with weights or jogging at least two hours per day, one hour in the morning, one hour in the hear of the day. Again, start slowly and increase each week. Finally, the Air Force as a career is an EXCELLENT IDEA! If you have any interest in completing your education or perhaps entering a health care field the Air Force will see to it you have learning opportunities. Do not listen to some of the people you are now hearing from...no doubt they may be staying behind, smoking their dope, and wasting away as your life moves forward in bold ways that you will never regret. After all, what's a little discomfort or physical pain to get fit for life. Please, follow this plan and you will be a success.