What Was Your Childhood Dream Job?

[Amethyst]

I wanted to bag groceries.

I'm glad to see that my hard work and determined focus in my studies has led me to not do that.

[StrawberryBoots]

My childhood dream job was to be a veterinarian.

[Forever]

None. I had a terrible time understanding my wants and desires when I was a child.

My dreams were always so abstract and I thought of other people all the time and wanting to help them but I never essentially made to help anyone my future.

All I wanted as a child was to belong and be appreciated, unfortunately I don't think it was really ever actualized for too long. I didn't conform to masculinity as a boy. I was very feminine as a child, I just wanted to support others to be who they wanted to be.

I didn't grab a major interest into video games until I used it as a medium to establish relationships with other boys. Girls dismissed me due to my male tabernacle.

Essentially, I was the Sam to your Frodo.

My role is to be a supporting character to the main. God never really intended to be the author of my own story.

[Galena]

A number of things, among which were paleontologist, explorer, astronomer. Then I found fiction writing, and that was the last one. The way it made me feel had a side effect of making me lose all enjoyment of discussing "dream jobs".

[Agent Washington]

...I was always sure that I'd die at twenty something.

I'm not dead yet, but a person I grew up with is.

[Abendrot]

Mad Scienist

Can't hear that phrase anymore without being reminded of this:

[StrawberryJam]

When I was younger, I want to be a psychologist.

[Forever]

...I was always sure that I'd die at twenty something.

I'm not dead yet, but a person I grew up with is.

For some reason, this makes me really sad.

[Plaerdemavida]

I wanted to be so many things at once that I'm not sure I had a childhood dream job as such. I never thought about whatever I wanted to do at the moment as a job, mainly because I've always seen the concept as something unpleasant you're forced to do for surviving; it was more like a remunerated hobby so I guess that's why I wasn't able to reduce my options to just one.

As for the other question, I have no current profession, although I briefly worked as waitress which I hated and didn't resemble at all nothing I've ever been interested in, and I don't know what it will be. All I know is that I would like to study Spanish Philology. Maybe.

[Agent Washington]

None. I had a terrible time understanding my wants and desires when I was a child. My dreams were always so abstract and I thought of other people all the time and wanting to help them but I never essentially made to help anyone my future. All I wanted as a child was to belong and be appreciated, unfortunately I don't think it was really ever actualized for too long. I didn't conform to masculinity as a boy. I was very feminine as a child, I just wanted to support others to be who they wanted to be. I didn't grab a major interest into video games until I used it as a medium to establish relationships with other boys. Girls dismissed me due to my male tabernacle. Essentially, I was the Sam to your Frodo. My role is to be a supporting character to the main. God never really intended to be the author of my own story.

I kinda relate.

For some reason, this makes me really sad.

I guess.