CAREERS/PROFESSIONS THAT APPEAL TO ME WOULD BE... Construction, Mechanics, Architectural Drafting, Car Sales, School Counseling, Choreographing, Landscaping, Advertising/Promotions, Beatmaking, Chef/Baking, Art Directing, Financial Advising, Mail Carrying, Graphic Designing, Writing, Radio Disc Jockeying, Sculpting, Sketching, Travel Agents, Screenwriting, Barbers, English/Art Teaching, Carpentry, Surfing, Baseball Playing, Firefighting, and Private Investigating. Some of the above I would’ve liked to done myself or see a partner do.
The ones that don’t appeal as much to me are usually quite risky or travel a lot or may be a bit unsanitary or slightly annoy me or are overall just workaholics. So preferably no doctors, nurses, historians, travel guides, truck drivers, video game developers, janitors, miners, models, cruise captains, park rangers, pharmacists, psychiatrists, photographers, musicians, actors, social media influencers, professional gamers, bankers, lawyers, cops, butchers, politicians, military men, athletes (with the exception of the coach), pilots, flight attendants, garbage men, astronauts, zoologists, scientists, astrologists, therapists, vets, farmers, and accountants. Of course, I’m thankful for anyoe having a job in general and sometimes I’m even thankful for what they do for others, but that doesn't mean I’d want to date someone with that profession. #FeelFreeToList#PreferencesAndProfessions
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I clearly stated that i find most of the “unappealing” ones unappealing because the person has to work a lot (workaholics) and doesn't have enough time for quality time. Not only do i mean that in a relationship sense but also for if i had to work it myself. I would hate it and prefer something more laid back, creative, and with less revenge from crazy patients or people who i had to once arrest
I'm definitely a workahaulic in both art and science, but to me that feels like play, not work.
Apealing careers are: Game and software lead developer/game director. Video game historian. Toy and custom collectable maker. Luxery architect. Wildlife reference book writer and artist. Foley artist. Anime animator. CGI animator Music composer for instrumental pieces. Ecologist. Geochronologist. Paleontologist. Inventor. Genetic engineer who brings back extinct wildlife or creates custom pets. Astronomer. Physicist. Exotic wildlife veterinarian. Exotic wildlife breeder. Park ranger for areas containing megafauna. Electronic device repairman. Electronic device parts manufacturer. Head chef at a family owned restaurant.
My dream job doesn't exist yet though, it would be what Dr. Wu does in Jurassic Park, only without making stupid choices that cause the park to be overrun.
There isn't a why, I simply enjoy creating things, practicing and improving skills, and having lots of stuff to do and things to experience. I'm also an adrenaline junky, and I also view good art in high variety levels as a sort of feel good drug, so I'm compelled to always make more art.
Relaxing stresses me out, I'd rather be making stuff, learning stuff, honing a talent, or playing a game.
I only consider it to be a “workaholic” if a person does it for money and ignores spending quality time with others to do it. So yours sounds more like a longterm hobby/interest
It's hobbies to earn money with, but I'd do them money or not.
As far spending quality time with others, those hobbies are what I consider to be quality time, so anyone I'm friends with or date/marry would be doing them as well, or they aren't the right people for me.
As far as it not being a workahaulic, well when you are up at 3am with a spur of the moment idea, and you gotta finish it before sleeping, I think that counts.
Appealing - Software Development Engineer, Neurosurgeon, Ethical Hacker, Painter, Playwright, Singer, Pianist, Footballer, Physicist, Psychiatrist, Optometrist, Marine Biologist, Microbiologist, Archeologist, Paleontologist (Bonus 😂: had this question been asked by a friend of mine, my first answer would've been gynaecologist 🤣)
Not so appealing - Army, Politicians, Paramilitary, Dancer, Salesperson, Tester, Actor
It's hard to explain. Some dances are beautiful and the dancers perform it so well. But most dances are chaotic and somehow that is cool to the dancers 😅. That's what makes it unappealing to me
Jobs which appeal me the most : Pop star, instrument player, song writer, producer, K-pop, Beat-maker, writer, poet, script writer, actor/actress, Entertainment company owner, Mafias from wattpad (not 50 yr old men).
Jobs which appeal me : Entrepreneur, Detective, Criminal justice Lawyer, CEO, Paranormal investigator, Psychologist, Archaeologist, therapists, Model, teacher (except Maths or Science otherwise I am dead), Animator, Decent YouTuber (not any cringe Blogger or any cringe stuff), Chef, etc as I'm lazy to think more.
Jobs which are a turn off : Professional gamer (because they can't give me time staying under the same roof), local theif, nutritionist (otherwise I can't eat well in dates!), corrupt politician (or anyone who earned money by such disgusting ways), etc.
It seems you mean in a partner I mostly agree with you, no dangerous jobs, this includes pilots and sailor, and unfortunately, they are often away from home and busy. I also am not a fan of him having the same job as me lol, that is boring but I would still date someone with my job if he is in a completely different place than me.
1) Guys who work with their hands appeal to me a lot, despite me liking intelligence... a very natural appeal. :) Actually, :) it depends to the country and culture as to whether some of those jobs like are workaholics or not... sorry to say I would avoid a whole country of men. Also it begs the question is it a job or his passion, it's nice when he likes his job but it shouldn't "regularly" interrupt family time. Once he sets boundaries. 2) Guy with a job caring or training animals.
uuhh, i am not sure. I mean, i used to want to be a Geography teacher years ago. Then i became interested in medicine and i pass'd the exam and am thinking about Urogynecology. As for my partner, eh, i don't know, but i guess it must be a career of his own? Never thought about that, because of my age. My current boyfriend works only sometimes and still makes enough. Has enough time for me and i am satisfied and i don't give too much thought into it. Don't demand anything from him, since he gots all i want.
But yea, i do think he should pursue his own path/career. He is IT, i do think he should focus on that and delve into it, get promoted one day and have a good position on his own. But who am i to talk? I have never worked a single day myself...
Yea i care more about having time to do what we want rather than how muchh we’d make. And you’re 18 so its not uncommon that you haven't worked. I didn't get my first job til i got out of college at 23
Damn some of the professions you listed don't appeal to you actually appeal to me like pilots and flight attendants. Some others that appeal to me are counseling (mental health counseling), egg farming (more specifically free range or pasture egg farming), and dentistry.
I wanted to be a diplomat, specialising in arms control (I have an educational background in this field), but since that did not work out I'm a tax consultant (a job which is open to anyone with a degree and some smarts). Is tax consulting "appealing"? No - I would say it is the opposite of appealing. However, I took a look at the available careers in my city and the skills I can offer and the rest is history...
Appealing: Trades/Blue Collar (Machining, Carpentry, Plumbing, Steam Fitting, Mechanic, Construction, Warehouse work, CDL driver), Veterinarian (family is full of them), Pro Athlete (paid to play a sport professional that I enjoy would be awesome), Writing, Radio DJ is what comes to mind, Military, Pilot
By the way... how would a baseball player work if you don't want them to travel? That's part of the job.
Outside of warehouse, plumbing and CDL, i definitely find those other trades hot. Im too afraid of animals to become or date a vet lmao. Going pro consists of too much traveling but i slick would find it hot if the guy was a coach at a school. I think they travel less. I absolutely wouldve loved to become a radio DJ. Would still love too. And the baseball player and firefighter were just exceptions to the rule lmao. I actually find that sport interesting. And firefighters are put in more dangerous situations than a cop but i trust a firefighter to protect me more
Animals are nothing to be scared of. All it takes is patience and being relaxed. Animals have been drawn to me my whole life. Cows, birds, cats, dogs, rodents, horses, etc. Didn't become a vet because as much as I like them, I would be upset for the ones I could potentially have to put down or be unable to help.
High school is still the same gig, but you are gone throughout the week playing different schools not counting state tournaments. Used to play baseball growing up.
Wanted to be a radio DJ myself which is why I got my degree in journalism and media. There was a rock and metal station I wanted to work for since I listened to the show way back in high school.
Was going through the process to be a firefighter, but like the vet, I wasn't sure how my mind would handle the things I would deal with in the long run. Plus, a couple of ride alongs showed me people who abuse public servants generosity and can pull them away from people who may really be having a crisis and that pissed me off.
I will say cops are actually the ones that have the dangerous road over firefighters because my sister is one. Tried to become one. After failing oral board part each time in different departments I decided it probably wasn't for me.
Dogs are drawn to me but i can't relax enough to sit steal. I’ll always run. And cats and I are too alike to like eachother so i run from them too. See with high school coaches, they aren't often gone for days like proathletes. And if they are gone, its usually during my work hours or if not, i can go on away games with him. But athletes are different. Oh wow i once wanted a journalism degree for when i wanted to be a writer but didn't realize i’d need that for radio. Makes sense though because of broadcasting. Dang i shouldve done that. I have a sappy business degree. With firefighting, i had bad asthma so i knew it wouldn't be for me cause the smoke could trigger breathing problems. But i used to tag along and help teach classes about fire safety when i was a kid. With cops, i more so worried about someone they captured sending someone to hurt the cops family. And i also feared that if i dated a cop and he turned out abusive, he’d track me everywhere
Im an entrepreneur, I love building businesses. I also enjoy executive level work.
Aa far as fields, Im currently in food manufacturing, computer software, art and theater. But I've worked in retail, electronics, I've also worked as an electrician, in communication and T-shirts.
I enjoy the arts and try and keep myself to those fields but get lured away by money.
lawyers doctors paralegals nurses EMTs.. Would say police officers (before you Trump Cucks and Blue Lives Matter Karens and Bitches get your Paw Patrol Underoos in a fucking knot)... I wore the uniform.. for FREE. no one is loyal. Everyone is trying to score.
I've become a game developer for a reason 😁 I worked at some of the biggest companies in the world and done quite well, but it's all too boring for me. I like to be creative, however, development and programming is all I'm good at.. but I'm really damn good at that.
Once you disclose working for a certain company you're seen as a representative, which means having to spew all the politically correct bullshit 😂 But also just in general, this account is anon for a reason, I don't want to watch my words
Drafting tech, government jobs, USAJOBS. gov. have clerical positions, Government jobs. Have great pay, sick leave and vacation. They have a pretty good 401 type package Up to 5%. They also have educational packages while employed.
Well, do not teach keyboarding but I teach things like computer hardware, operating systems, UNIX/Linus, Computer Security and Computer Networks. I also did a MS Office course a couple of times.
businessmen, presidents, soldiers, spy agencies, detectives, police, cybersecurity, programmers, scientists, living in a village in another country and working with farmers there, lecturers, lawyers
i used to be a urology nurse n i also worked in Boots, Asda and in couple of pizza shops as well... apart from this different guys in my family or friends are in different walks of life but among all i prefer my own career and profession which is being a stripper and prostitute n i love it
Charities. They are events held by rich people to flaunt their money around and make themselves look good even though only 10% will actually be donated, so if they own the charity, the rest goes back to their bank accounts, and it all counts as a tax write off.
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