Myth's About Merchant Navy - 'Expression' of A Thoughtful Sailor

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Myths about Merchant Navy

April 2, 2012
rajeevshanker
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Merchant navy myth's
Ok, so over these years ive had several thousand cliched questions asked about sailors and merchant
navy. and i must admit it has become rather irritating explaining over and over again. so here are
some myths about sailors and sailing, along with the reality attached to it. i solemnly swear to speak
the truth. so here goes:
1. Myth: Everybody gets seasick WRONG!!! this is usually the first question everyone asks. so ur
in the merchant navy eh? dont u get sea sick?? Sea sickness is exactly like motion sickness. does
everyone have motion sickness? NO!! so why would everyone get seasick? yea people do get sea sick
but not as often as normally believed. personally ive never had sea sickness and ive sailed 17 months
in some pretty hostile seas.
2. Myth: A sailor has a wife/girlfriend in every port Sailors in many ways are like your travelling
businessmen, off to different places to finalize deals or whatever. how come ive never heard anyone
say- businessmen have wives/girlfriends in every place they visit? What many people dont know is
the norms these days are extra strict. no one can board a ship without proper documentation. there
may have been a few cases, but dosnt that happen in every profession? im sure doctors or lawyers
cheat on their spouses too. then why are sailors branded as cheats? we are human too you know.
3. Sailors life is the easiest : Now people have this vision of lounge chairs, swimming pools and a ton
of women in bikinis when they think about what a sailor actually does on a ship. They also think we
get to go out in every port. i have been to 14 different countries and all i know about them is how
their cargo cranes look like. thats it!! the fact of the matter is there is always work on a ship. what
work you ask? cargo needs to be loaded, monitored, secured. routes need to be devised for the next
voyage. necessary engine repairs need to be done. the need of the hour is speed. so by the time you
are done with your work, it is time to depart. it is your good fortune if you get to go out. and no
there are no lounge chairs and women in bikinis either.
4. Sailors can guzzle any amount of alcohol Sure back then sailors and pirates had barrels full of
ale and would get drunk at the drop of a hat. but these days that can lead to you getting sacked.
Companies have a zero alcohol policy, thanks to all the drunken accidents caused by ancient
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mariners. alcohol upto a certain percentage is allowed, anything above that is unacceptable. which
makes sense coz in that state ur a danger to yourself and your crew. so try being sober for 5-6
months and then guzzling crazy amounts of alcohol. u get the picture.
5. Sailors sail for 6 months and are off for rest of the year now i dont know which wise guy started
this myth. a standard contract would be 5 months sail, 2.5 months off and then back for 5 months.
senior officers like Captains Chief Engineers Chief Officers and 2nd Engineers sail 3 months and get
3 months off and the cycle continues.
6. Sailors make a ton of money Not really. it firstly depends on the type of ship ur on. oil tankers
etc will obviously pay more thanks to the inherent risks involved. Secondly it depends on your
company. obviously some companies pay more than others but even then, a decent MBA from a
good college or a masters will end up paying you the same amount. sure the starting salary has a
wide margin, but 5-6 years down the line it is almost the same.
7. Ive been asked dont u get bored just looking at the sea everyday? Riddle me this, do u get
bored looking at the same roads, buildings etc each day? atleast at sea u often wake up to the sights
of an island right next to you, or maybe a few dolphins swimming with your ship, or a pack of birds
which fly for days along with your ship which in my opinion is fantastic. the night sky is
unbelievably clear, the moonlight does wonders to the sea at night. you have to see it to believe it. i
find it calming, the soft rustle of the ship cutting across the water, small ripples that run for miles. i
remember this one incident, it was a full moon night and it was moderately cloudy. and in between
the gaps, the moonlight shone down like a giant silver pillar over the sea. its called the tyndall effect,
like when sunlight passes through a leafy tree. but this was something else. so no, i dont get bored
looking at the sea.
8. Sailor eh? What about pirates? Pirates are like a corrupt government. you know its there but
not much can be done. it is an evil that exists and probably will for several decades to some. i dont
know if the movie franchise pirates of the caribbean can be blamed for it but it sure has risen over
the years. what can be done?
9. Ships = Massive pollution Ships are responsible for just 3% of the world total pollution. the rest
comes from industries, automobiles etc. i know there have been a string of oil spills in the recent past
but those were all accidents.
10. Sailors have horrible accommodation provided to them Wrong again. being a cadet my room
had carpeted floors, attached bath with hot water available 247, a mini fridge, a study table,
comfortable bed with clean linen provided daily and a comfortable sofa that could seat 4 people.
Every possible type of food is available. yes we too have ice creams, fruits, barbecued chicken,
steaks, bacon and whatever you can possibly imagine. tons of snacking options available too,
cookies, cakes, soft drinks, red bull you name it. add that to a big screen tv with good surround
sound speakers, a playstation 3 and a movies that run in hundreds. it is your home, away from
home.
Bottom line after all this is that Sailors are human too. we too work hard, we too have families to
think about and no sailing does not imply living on a cruise ship. it sucks ad hurts that sailors are
branded as people who just love to while away time and are not really serious about life. working on
a ship is no piece of cake. ive had cuts, bruises, burns almost daily. the work environment is hostile,
and it requires competence to survive at sea. the sea does not forgive incompetence. i know most of
you cant help it coz this seems to be the general opinion for everyone. my mum still hasnt got a
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complete idea as to what i actually do on a ship and ive tried explaining it to her several times. sure
it is hard to picture what a ship must be like and what is done over there, but dont speculate. dont
believe myths and dont judge people based on myths.
id be glad to answer any other myths that need attending to. feel free to ask. thanks
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48 thoughts on Myths about Merchant Navy

1. Pranjal S More says:
January 4, 2013 at 13:31
Hello, its was a nice article my bf is in merchant navy & i alwez was keen to know abt
merchant navys lifestyle n d nature. Thank u
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January 4, 2013 at 17:52
Your welcomei hope you understand him a lot betterciao
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2. sanaparveen says:
January 10, 2013 at 14:53
well my bf is in merchant navy n according me only 20% are good n remaining 80% are worst
thn slutsSome people boast about girlfriends in various ports but they are actually referring to
their favourite prostitutes I dnt undrstand y major percent of merchnt navy is so sex
starved???? why???
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rajeevshanker says:
January 10, 2013 at 18:00
Hello
Nice and boldi appreciate your thought, just one thing,are we(mariners) any diffrent from
others.me myself hav encountred these conditions,but i controlled and moved
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forward.considering sl*ts is harsh.every human has needs.

Have a nice future.Again thankyou for your time.ciao
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sanaparveen says:
January 10, 2013 at 20:46
kya karu yaar gussa control hi nhi honda hahhahhah
btw tc and be among dose 20%
and dere r 3 kind of peple live in Earth 1. good 2.bad 3. mariner. last typ(80%) focus on
3W
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rajeevshanker says:
January 11, 2013 at 03:46
As you say lady.take care..
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January 10, 2013 at 21:00
omg 0 cmnt 0 like and no follower,,, haye haye jhut likhoge to aisa hi hoga na :P:P:P
hhehehhehehehhe
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rajeevshanker says:
January 11, 2013 at 03:49
Oh !
Thanx but im new..not finished yetwatch me
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4. psm says:
January 11, 2013 at 08:26
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January 11, 2013 at 08:26
Hey, sana u r right,,,,,, but it also depends upon the

persons thinking & Nature.This Merchant navy do lots of hard
work,,,,,, sometimes they are treated like a donkey worker by the
arrogant superiors.they miss der family a lot..but they cant
express .. I used to have fights & misunderstanding with my partner on
phone .. coz of less time communication , frustration, etc
But his friend from d same field explain me abt der process, way of
working, dey also faces accidents on deck while working No
seasonal work schedule but the only enjoyment is trip all over
the country & visit new places
But if the mariner really loves his career as a passion, he will neva
go for those bitches else he is doing a shit yes, it is a human
needbut shouldnt be so cheap .. Arey, prostitutes target is
only money, money & money . .they know very well merchant navys
earns a lot & some guys just waste der half of the hardworking salary
for such worst things just for sex ????? & wht abt d partner /
spouse feelings, loyalty..??
Actually Rajeev, sorry to be harsh but u know its scary n
worried situation for the partner, who really loves her bf /
husband ok , can u answer to my que ? The guy who go for this,
will tell his partner abt this, port sex business, etc .so frankly
??
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rajeevshanker says:
January 11, 2013 at 14:10
First of all hats off to your real experience.yes you are absolutely right.it depends upon
person to person.u know its as hard for the girl/lady waiting as for the guy.About your
question which is a rhetorical one.u know my answer.lets say if humanity exist no betrayel
can be done.
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January 11, 2013 at 10:35
let see
good luck:D
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rajeevshanker says:
January 11, 2013 at 14:05
Thankyou..:-)
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6. psm says:
January 11, 2013 at 14:22
I asked u deliberately that que . coz my bf himself had told me abt this port condition.
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rajeevshanker says:
January 11, 2013 at 14:32
Its allright dear.may god be wid him with your love.Its difficult life we live but by
choiceJuice worths squeezing.Im writing a book on real and shocking experiences i
had.wish me luck..Tc
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7. psm says:
January 11, 2013 at 14:34
sure, all d best. dont forget to publish dat book
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rajeevshanker says:
January 11, 2013 at 15:25
Thankyou..will give my best.
Hey join me at facebook.i would like being friends.
http://www.facebook.com/rajeevshankersharma
(http://www.facebook.com/rajeevshankersharma).
If its fine with you.
Tc n stay safe
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8. mansi says:
June 11, 2013 at 10:41
I knew every line u wrote in this write -up & its true !! I have my love in the same profession and
i trust him utmost.And i dnt believe all are like that. Its a tough life , tough money..and i hv no
doubts on what u wroteexcellent and true
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rajeevshanker says:
June 12, 2013 at 12:41
appreciated.god bless u and your sailor.
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9. misskaur14 says:
July 31, 2013 at 23:57
Hi Rajeev, loved the post, especially the part where you have aptly described the so called myth
about a girlfriend at every port. Practically, sailors dont have the time to go hunting for girls,
they do have lots of work on deck or engine even after reaching the port, isnt it? My sailor
hasnt gone on board yet, but with his support and his friends, I am understanding the difficult
life you guys have on board. People have pre-concieved notions about mariners being
Casanovas but as far as my personal experience goes, these guys are the most family oriented
people you will come across any profession. They know he value of their families and life, sea
teaches them every thing. For them, one trust worthy woman is a goddess in front of thousands
of girls on every port. Also, even if a majority has girlfriends, whats the harm if you are single?
To each, his own. Trust works from both the sides my ladies, if he loves you, he would never go
behind any one else even in the most tempting situations.
I have just started blogging about being a mariners girlfriend, please do share your thoughts
and stories, will be appreciated
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rajeevshanker says:
August 8, 2013 at 09:51
Well..in short..Deeply Appreciatedreally loved it.
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misskaur14 says:
August 8, 2013 at 18:39
I will keep writing about MNs and my experiences as an MNO. Thanks for liking
my post, do share your experiences and comments on my blog too
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rajeevshanker says:
August 10, 2013 at 16:59
Im sorry for my prompt and short reply for your detailed commenti just loved it
thanks again.i wish a lot of strength and patience for you as your sailor is about to join
his first ship.
and yes Ill be writing.tc
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10. pranjal says:
August 10, 2013 at 09:11
Dear Kaur, how can i share ur blog..?
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11. uditadailymusings says:
May 9, 2014 at 22:52
Reblogged this on A Room of One's Own
(http://uditadailymusings.wordpress.com/2014/05/10/myths-about-merchant-navy/).
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12. bhuvan jha says:
August 16, 2014 at 10:26
thanks Rajeevu solved 80% of the questions we mariners are frequently asked.
now its very easy for me too,i hve kept the copy of this article and show it to evertone who asks
me same shitty kinda questions.
cheers man!!
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rajeevshanker says:
August 16, 2014 at 20:51
Honored !!
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13. RACHITA says:
September 21, 2014 at 12:48
Sir I am a girl and wish to join merchant navy but have heard that its an extremely difficult task
for women and generally they are not accepted.pls tell me if there exists any truth in it and pls
also suggest a few top rated colleges for admission .
Thank you
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rajeevshanker says:
October 20, 2014 at 16:40
I dont know what others have to say about females joining merchant navy or any other field
in the world because YOU being a girl can do anything,hats off to female power,so dont go
onto others perspective do what u think is right for u and for your dreams.
lets talk about other things,it will be difficult like any other work fieldyes
i have seen girls working on boardyes
female captain.yes
colleges in India for girlsyes
just Google for their entry criteria.
fill the form if u fulfill minimum requirements,pass the exam ,wait for your first shipbe
patient and strong
you will see it happening
good luck
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14. siddharth shanker says:
October 1, 2014 at 17:03
thanks for clearing doubts of people sir but can you suggest me the best institute of Graduate
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thanks for clearing doubts of people sir but can you suggest me the best institute of Graduate
marine engineering as I am a b tech mechanical eng. im thinking about Anglo eastern and
samundra which will be best
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rajeevshanker says:
October 20, 2014 at 16:32
thank you for the comment,
both are highly recognized study centers,my suggestion is .make sure u get endorsed by any
o a good company before you enroll yourself in a course.like Anglo eastern ,which itself is a
company.
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15. sourav says:
October 14, 2014 at 20:10
I am a mechanical engineer n I want to knw everything abt d working conditions inside the
engine room. Also about both good n bad sides of sea life. So dat I can judge myself better for d
merchant navy job.
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rajeevshanker says:
October 20, 2014 at 16:30
Working conditions inside an engine room depends on many factors such as type,built,size
and age of the ship.But one thing which is common in all ships for engine side guys is that
we all have a system,for ex. duties and jobs to be done daily in engine and mechanical side is
almost fixed and you have professional senior engineers to guide through.You will be
keeping watches on functioning of different machines and systems such as
boilers,filters,main engine,different types of pump, etc.,and will be assisting in service and
rectification of problems.
Good n bad sides of,im not sure if i can fathom both ill try to write what i have seen and felt
in my upcoming poststay tuned
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16. Abhishek Chouhan says:
November 2, 2014 at 21:55
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Hey,
Rajeevreally its a appreciable work and 100% true Im also aware cozIm also in this field.
And hope you again write.
Thank you so much
Good luck
Happy Sailing
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rajeevshanker says:
Thanx Mate !! Follow me and stay tuned, theres a lot to come.Tc & have a great sailing
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17. Ravi says:
As a guy interested in this field and an engineering graduate from Electronics and
Communication stream, Sir I have a dream of travelling whole world. I would be happy if you
tell me the relevant courses for me and then institutes and their pros and cons.
Thanks in advance
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rajeevshanker says:
Check the latest post.
Tc
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18. chakshu says:
November 18, 2014 at 22:07
Sir , what is the environment in the engine room , I have heard that the junior engineers are
pressurised , to do a lot of work and on the other hand deck officers work in a calm and quiet air
conditioned room , and last but not the least are marine engineers are to leave the port more
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rajeevshanker says:
November 19, 2014 at 16:58
Thats a big one for an answer here , but that gives me a chance to write about it too, so give
me some time , subscribe my blog , i will post about it real soon , but one thing ill tell u . in
this profession you reach a position where you get paid for what u know not for what you
do, im talking about Chief Engineers and Masters, so the higher you go lesser the physical
work and greater the salary and responsibility.
ciao !!
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19. sahiti says:
November 27, 2014 at 21:32
Hello Sir,
A very well written article, found it exactly in the right time! my bf is in mn! oly thing i can say
is hats off to your article, that gave me loads of strength
sir btw i had a question, i heard its a 18 month period dco is supposed to go on sail, my guy
completed 10 of 18, and 8 remaining. but his shipping company extended the period from 8 to
10. i still did not get why it happened. i d be glad if you can throw some light on this? this 2
months exxtension freaked me out!
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rajeevshanker says:
November 28, 2014 at 18:52
Hello there,
First of all, i wish lots of strength and patience for u, youre gonna need it believe me.
Coming down to your question, i am sorry but i cant answer it with the information you
gave me, im gonna need more info on that like from where did he pass his pre-sea, which
course and position he is working on etc etc , but let me tell you, if your guy loves you and
get the same in return, he may be doing the right thingand that 2 month extension will
come to u round the way with interest:)
Thanx for appreciating, stay tuned ,
ciao !!
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sahiti says:
November 29, 2014 at 15:39
SIr, i sent you a friend req in fb, id message you the details there if its not a problem!
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20. Sid says:
December 7, 2014 at 05:42
Very nicely explained.
good job mate.
Only one thing I cant understand is that in the comments one lady got some 20% & 80% ratio,
from where she got these statistics ?
Quote navy n according me only 20% are good n remaining 80% are worst thn sluts
Unquote.
I bet she hasnt met more than 20-30 seafarers and she can accuse 80% of more than 1.2 million
seafarers of being worst than sluts.
I am an active seafarer for more than 12 years and I agree with the writers view.
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21. Snehal Iyer says:
January 30, 2015 at 16:49
Hi Rajeev,
A very nice blog indeed!! i myslf m planning to write a blog about mariners!!! and as u have
mentioned in ur blog, its not a peice of cake!!! its sheer hard work, loads of tensions esp when u
handle inflammable liquid and complete concentration. For one small mistake can jeopardize
safety of evryone on board. My husband is sailing right now and he is having a tough time
coping with the situation. Hardly gets to sleep for 4 hrs a day, every 5 hrs he needs to go for a
check, machine parts that break down frequently. Infact he told me he is feeling let down and
upset. its so difficult sitting thousand miles apart and not being able to do anythng. And yes he
has told me a lot about ur lives onboard!!! All i can say at the end is, i respect you guys a lot!!!
And its only tough steel guys like u who can handle it!!! Hats off to all the mariners!!!
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rajeevshanker says:
February 2, 2015 at 11:34
Good luck for your blog mam,
Honored.
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22. Apoorv Agrawal says:
May 21, 2015 at 21:19
which company are you sailing with and whats your rank???
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rajeevshanker says:
May 29, 2015 at 02:43
Well, currently im spending some quality time with my family, last sailing was as a 2nd
Officer. Sorry i cant tel you the name of my company.
tc.
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23. Rudrajit Adhikari says:
May 25, 2015 at 00:53
Hi sir, I am pursuing mechanical engineering and wud like to join merchant navy through
GME.. Wat r d future prospects and carreer progession in dis field. .. Thanks in advance..
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rajeevshanker says:
May 29, 2015 at 02:53
If you follow my blog , which i hope you do, getting sponsorship from a good company,
after passing the entrance exam, is the main part. The reason to insist is , MN is already a
difficult field (as compared to other fields) entering it without getting sponsorship will make
it more difficult.
Future prospects and progression depends on your sailings, you sail more , give exams on
each level and will definitely reach out there for the best of it.Feel free to ask more.
Good Luck
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Hey, sana u r right,,,,,, but it also depends upon the

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