What would your occupation be if you had followed your childhood dream?

[backagain]

In later years...I thought...proctologist...but for only men.

Not because I don't like women but I think a homo proctologist would be able to help a lot of men in ways that a str8 doc can't comfortably perform.

Doctors are professional, whether str8 or bi or gay. You are overreaching.

 

[bendted]

A tribologist, but I didn't have the aptitude for the required math and science, which queered that plan.

 

[USEDCAR]

Architect- I used to be obsessed with house designs and i would always draw pictures of houses.
Computers
Education


I ended up working in healthcare and insurances.

 

[me203]

Talk of architecture reminds me that I had a phase when I was interested in making house plans. I got started when we did this in 5th grade as a fun assignment. (I wonder if the teacher was killing time until a major vacation. Or if there was some thought that there were things we could learn.)

Although I had no interest in being an architect. My houses were intended for me to build after I became a millionaire!

 

[Latimer]

I wanted to be an architect and family and friends assumed I would be one as well. And so I am.

 

[Peloso]

Anesthesiologist.

 

[metta]

^
that is what my goal was the first year of college, but then my father died, and I decided I didn't want to go into that much debt, so I changed universities and worked my way through school.

 

[luckynumbah7]

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Teacher. That said, I do (or rather, used to) give both art and chess lessons.

 

[Spunky Jizzmore]

A Super-Hero.
Something that involves wearing a cape
and some really cool boots.
With a secret lair
And oh yeah...
The ability to fly.

(you did say childhood dream)

 

[fredroy]

Flying would be super. Twitching your nose and teleporting, like in Bewitched, would be even cooler.

 

[PrinceCory]

I'm so old I don't really remember. I suppose a fireman or policeman. Or maybe a star ship captain!

 

[fabulouslyghetto]

In later years...I thought...proctologist...but for only men.

Not because I don't like women but I think a homo proctologist would be able to help a lot of men in ways that a str8 doc can't comfortably perform.

Cheers to that, sister.