Whats your profession and do you like it :)?

[barbie]

Owner operator truck driver.I own my own truck and lease my services on to a carrier.Oddly enough there are more trans truckers out here than you would think.The days are long and the road is always hard,but I pretty much would not want to do anything else.Trucking has helped me experiance the world and do things I could have never done otherwise.I have many hobbies and interests and trucking takes me where I want to go.Not a life for everyone but it is working for me.

Yes. I guess truck driving can be a fantastic job for some people. I like driving, but my country is too small, and even my hometown is an island. Last year my eldest son drove alone from Virginia to Los Angeles, taking 4 days.

BTW, can you cook in your truck??

barbie~~

[SonadoraXVX]

Work in a local gov't legal job, for the past 19 years, its ok, burnt out. Next step is law school, not sure, definitely make a lateral move to another gov't agency, with my skills, just finishing up some schooling though before I disrupt my present job.

I'm starting to figure out, I'm way more methodical than social for my peers liking, so definitely an independent professional operator of some sort in the future.

[Kelly1ca]

I'm a construction engineer with the Canadian military. Soon to retire. Not sure yet what my second career will be.

[TranSketch]

Delivery driver, not really  like  I enjoy it but it keeps my bills paid .

[Geeker]

I work for a non-profit that helps the disabled train for and find jobs. As for whether I like it or not, well, it has it's moments and it pays the bills.

[Johanna M]

I work as doctor(occupational medicine) but move to an Insurance company  during transition.

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[Lynne]

I have worked in a lot of IT and related fields during the years and I'm not planning to change anytime soon. I reached a level where others consider me a professional, although I have a hard time seeing myself anything more than a geek tinkerer. I like the job but nowadays I find it hard to get motivated and getting work done. And being promoted for the 3rd time in less than 2.5 years did not change that at all. I feel miserable at work as I cannot be myself and I feel that my brain has connected IT stuff with feeling miserable because they happen at the same time at work. I need to go further with my transition because otherwise I will hate all the things I loved in the past.

[VickyJones89]

Work at a gun range as a retail and range safety officer. I love the job since I met my wife there now of over a year married she's my number one supporter I have some friends but I dread ever coming out or transitioning there since it's a really anti liberal and it's a male ego place, we have one cisgender lesbian but since she's "one of the guys" so idk :/ maybe one day

[Niki Knight]

I own and run a construction company now, i owned a software company prior to that which I sold.

Alls good in the world and deal with most clients, distributors etc as Niki

I love the fast pace and am pretty much a workaholic when its the construction season.

[Dani]

I am a Pharmacist. I have been working in hospital and retail pharmacies for over 40 years.

[Transdude]

Im a paramedic. Yes I like it.

[SapphireLotus]

I studied Philosophy and Religious Studies in college with minors in Psychology and Sociology. I hit my aggregate loan limit and was unable to finish schooling. My specific topics I focused on in these fields were German Idealism, French Existentialism, Eschatology, History of Religions and their development, Abnormal Psychology, and some Neurochemistry.

Despite this I work in Accounts Payable as a specialist. I spend my days reconciling invoices, processing audit recoveries, and fighting with barely functioning accounting systems. I don't necessarily enjoy my work but I've learned to tolerate it after the years I done in accounting. Also, my work ethic is such that even if I don't like something I take great pride in doing it well.

I'd probably like something along the lines of writing, mythologist (like Joseph Campbell), or Philosophical Counseling instead of accounting.

[RoteRosen]

I work on a Welsh heritage site - the shop side of it is quite boring but I also get to do guided tours. It's my first job after graduating in history last year. I'm just doing it until I go back to do my Mphil in October. It is a beautiful place and I love my colleagues, so it isn't bad!

[big kim]

I also pay for the holidays the bone idle benefit scrounging workshy filth take from my taxes

[RoteRosen]

I also pay for the holidays the bone idle benefit scrounging workshy filth take from my taxes

[silliemunkie]

Software development with a focus on digital forms and business processes. My career started in IT 20+ years ago, and I've progressed from systems and infrastructure to development. I don't really know what I would do otherwise, so I stick with it.

[ToniDatyga]

Quality Review Nurse after 9 years bedside. So happy to have an office job where I can wear ties.

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[ToniDatyga]

Owner operator truck driver.I own my own truck and lease my services on to a carrier.Oddly enough there are more trans truckers out here than you would think.The days are long and the road is always hard,but I pretty much would not want to do anything else.Trucking has helped me experiance the world and do things I could have never done otherwise.I have many hobbies and interests and trucking takes me where I want to go.Not a life for everyone but it is working for me.

I used to be a trucker. I did it for 6 years. Loved it! Most manly thing I did. Taught me to be fearless. Cut off all my hair and used the bathroom along with the other guys. Also learned to pee while driving using a coolant funnel (for cars) and empty water bottles. Drove the 48 drivable states. Bronxbomber was my handle.

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[Dee Marshall]

I used to be a trucker. I did it for 6 years. Loved it! Most manly thing I did. Taught me to be fearless. Cut off all my hair and used the bathroom along with the other guys. Also learned to pee while driving using a coolant funnel (for cars) and empty water bottles. Drove the 48 drivable states. Bronxbomber was my handle.

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I saw a truck with WWII style bomber art with that name on it yesterday.

[ToniDatyga]

I saw a truck with WWII style bomber art with that name on it yesterday.

No kidding! Mine had the New York Yankee symbols on either side. On the passenger side it had my pets names. I used to travel with my cat and dog.

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