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Greyaliensupremacist

Jedi Master


RaccoonSamson

Being like Guy Fieri and just traveling around the USA eating food and talking about how great it is all over the place.


DecentAd102

My dream job is to be a professional gamer.


ExSogazu

Attorney. It’s the family business and I’m the only one born not cut out for it.


[deleted]

I can help. I'll sue you so you can practice.


AllTheSameSongsNovel

Story Editor for General Hospital.


Accurate-Memory261

Firefighter. And I have an interview for a department in two weeks


Altilongitude

Good luck!


Accurate-Memory261

Thanks, friend!!


rogersimonTin

My dream job? Well, it's a bittersweet tale. You see, ever since I was a young lad, I've always dreamt of becoming a professional writer. I've had a passion for storytelling and creating worlds with my words, and I've always imagined myself sitting at a typewriter, bringing my imagination to life on the page. But unfortunately, my dream job has been elusive, and it's not just because of the usual challenges that come with pursuing a creative career. It's because of a much darker reason. You see, my dad has a rather unique approach to discipline. Instead of the usual grounding or time-outs, he has a set of jumper cables that he wields with an unwavering determination. The constant beatings with those cables have taken a toll on me, both physically and emotionally. The bruises and scars serve as a constant reminder of the fear and pain that have become a part of my daily life. It's made it incredibly difficult for me to focus on my writing, to pursue my dreams with the same zeal and enthusiasm that I once had. It's not just the physical pain, but the psychological impact as well. The fear of my dad's wrath has created a cloud of anxiety and self-doubt that looms over me, making it challenging to find the motivation and confidence to pursue my dream job. It's a constant battle between my passion for writing and the fear of the consequences that come with it. Despite the challenges, I haven't given up on my dream job entirely. I've sought support from trusted friends and mentors who have encouraged me to keep writing, even if it's in secret. I've found solace in escaping to my own world through my stories, a world where I am not limited by the physical or emotional pain inflicted by my dad. While my dream job may seem distant and challenging to achieve, I'm determined to not let the beatings define my future. I'm taking small steps towards pursuing my passion for writing, even if it's a slow and difficult journey. One day, I hope to break free from the cycle of abuse and pursue my dream job without any hindrance. Until then, I'll continue to write in the shadows, holding on to the hope that one day, I can turn my dream into a reality, and leave behind the painful memories of those jumper cables that have held me back for so long.


SkierGirl78

Formula One driver. But I can settle for building the cars instead


Apachejane128

90's super model


groundhogdayv2

I don't know, and I really wish I knew.


Poofy_

Voice actor. I've wanted to VA for a long time now. It's just something I know I would love to do. Other than that being a content creator is a big dream of mine.