Whether a soldier has a future depends on what kind of soldier you are. If you just want to retire after the expiration of your service, I think the experience of being a soldier may bring you a healthier body, a more regular schedule and a stronger will. But it is obviously unconvincing and attractive to go to the army just for these reasons. Simply put, there is no future. What's more, you are a girl, and you are a little weak in gender.

As for the training you mentioned, yes. What you do depends on the nature of your organization, but training is essential. In view of the personality you mentioned above and the general physical quality of college girls, it is estimated that it will not feel good.

More importantly, you don't want to go this way yourself, so if you encounter setbacks in the future, it is likely to be the foreshadowing of contradictions between you and your parents.

Finally, you should know that the state now encourages college students to join the army in order to ease their employment difficulties, but only to ease their employment. Can you stay in the army for life? If not, don't you have to go out of society? Imagine, by that time, what advantages will you have over those college graduates? I'm afraid the experience of the army won't give you many chances to get extra points, but you are two or three years older than them. This is what you must think of when planning your future life path. After all, two years is not short.