Boyfriend is a second-class petty officer. Can you marry him?

If your boyfriend is a second-class petty officer, whether you can marry him depends mainly on your personal values and wishes. Here are some suggestions and information for your reference:

1. Consider professional characteristics: As a noncommissioned officer, your boyfriend may need to serve for a long time and has some special responsibilities and job requirements. This may mean that you need to face some difficulties, such as long-term separation and unstable working hours.

2. Communication and understanding: If you and your boyfriend can fully communicate, understand and support each other's life choices and career decisions, then you have a greater chance to establish a long-term relationship.

3. Understand family life: In marriage, the family life of petty officers may be different from that of ordinary families. Understanding the duties and responsibilities of non-commissioned officers and their families, as well as their roles and expectations in the family, will help you make a decision.

Generally speaking, the decision of marriage should be made by yourself. Knowing the characteristics of a sergeant's life, fully communicating and understanding with his boyfriend, and considering his own values and wishes will all help you make a decision. Most importantly, mutual respect and support is the key to establishing a good marriage relationship.