<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

Here's my back story. Fake names will be used.

Alex, John and I have been best friends since elementary school. I could tell you everything about these guys. We are all pretty much the same people it feels like. I can't see myself ever finding a bond this tight with any other guys.

John and I go to University together and live in the same house. Alex was living with us too earlier this year. We're all single guys in a college town, so we have a lot of fun. A lot of partying, drinking at bars, and hooking up with lots of girls. The past few years have definitely been the best of my life.

Alex moved out last November when he left for boot camp for the Marines. We lost our third musketeer. He didn't have his phone for a few months, so we mailed him a few times to keep up.

After finishing boot camp, Alex got his phone back. It was nice to be able to call, text, and Snapchat him again. He told us about boot camp, and how even though it was rough he kind of enjoyed it in an odd way. Recently however has not been very fun for him. He's even said once he kind of regrets joining the military.

This is where I run into my predicament. John and I's good times have not slowed down. I Snapchat Alex videos and pictures of us having our fun. I tell him over the phone about the stuff we get into. I am starting to think I should not be doing this. I feel that this is only making his experience in the marines worse. He sees us partying and having fun while he is stuck in bunk beds being heavily disciplined.

It would be weird not telling him this stuff because this is someone I've told everything to for the past ten years. I'd like some advice on what I should do. Perhaps from a former military member. 

Thanks everyone.
<bot>: I am worried my snapchats/stories over the phone sent to my Marine friend Alex of my other friend John and I partying and having a good time are making Alex resent his choice to join the military.