Which job would you like to have as a woman?

[jessica_brink]

If you were a girl, which job would you be doing, or would it be the same you have now? For me it would be a kind of secretary, kind of like Christina Applegate in Anchorman before she became a reporter. I just love her classy but feminine outfits there, not to forget her lovely hairstyle. She gets harrassed a couple of times, but I personally wouldn't mind it. I would take it as a compliment and it would make my work day more exciting.

[kittie60]

I would be doing the same thing I'm doing now. Out on the road and in my office once a week. Although I was going to do a floral shop with the wife when I retire but thats no more.

[joanna4]

My current job in retail.

[Foxy Lady]

I would be a secretary in an office with a dress code of dress or skirt and heels.

[PaulaQ]

She gets harrassed a couple of times, but I personally wouldn't mind it. I would take it as a compliment and it would make my work day more exciting.

Oh, you say that now...

I regret not taking a track into management, and had I been assigned female at birth, I'd have probably gone into sales, or perhaps law.

I write computer software now, and while I'm good at it, since I've transitioned, I no longer enjoy the isolation it provides. I would much prefer to work with people. It turns out I'm better with people than computers.

None of that has a thing to do with clothing though. Ironically enough, as a manager or as an attorney, I'd likely wear pants suits a lot. I hate pants suits. But of course that's mostly because I had little choice but to wear pants for 50 years. Given other options during my life, I'd probably feel differently about the matter now.

[Kimberley May]

A sales girl adviser in a trendy women's fashion boutique, obviously :heehee:

[Sarah-RT]

Figured this was a clothing thread in disguise.

I'm studying environmental management and science so when I graduate hopefully my first step will be with a consultancy, eventually politics maybe?

If I was FAB it'd be the same thing, it's what interests me.

[Claire Cook]

I believe in total gender equality so my answer is ... whatever.

[Emily W]

I would like to have the profession I have right now. Considering the field I work in (Human Resources) has probably an equal number of male to female participants, if not higher female, I don't see why I could not work in my profession in my natural state i.e. as a Cross-dresser.

[Kate Simmons]

Event co-ordinator at Trade Shows I think. :battingeyelashes::)

[Laura912]

Medicine...same thing I did before retiring.

[KrissyP]

I am in leadership and would want to be there as a woman. I would enjoy wearing the power suits of a female executive, and sometimes dressing to distract in a serious negotiation! It would be challenging sometimes dealing with the male condescension, but gotta admit powerful women turn me on.

[Teressa]

Without a doubt. A beautician. Have my on shop with two or three other girls.

[Katie Louise]

I'd stick with IT. Be a geek grrl!

[jenn]

Fitness instructor/ trainer/ soccermom

[binair10]

I would still do what I am good at...a full time housewife (when the wife is at work). Why change your career for something that you may regret later.

Julie.

[bridget thronton]

Same as now software engineering professor

[Angie G]

I'd marry money and not work at all.:hugs:
Angie

[ringo]

I would probably do what i want to do now (as i am a student) : lawyer :)

[Sonny]

Switch roles with my wife..... She has had the pleasure of being a stay at home mom, when the kids were still at home and remains a stay at home house wife. I would love her gig cause she is spoiled, by me, which I am happy that I am able to spoil her.

[Stephanie47]

I am a retiree and work in the home. My wife always would reprimand me for using the term "housewife" because she was not married to a house. I had my shot at working outside the home, and, I'll never work for $$$ again. I thoroughly enjoy doing what I do now for at least seven hours a day. I do the laundry. I bake. I do meal preparation. I vacuum. I iron. I wash the windows (at least the back of the house). I've heard the term "domestic engineer." Anyway, I do it dolled up a la June Cleaver. I get a chance to wear a pretty dress with heels and hosiery every day. If I was passable I'd probably do the grocery shopping en femme too.

[Michelle8]

I would love to be secretary and wear pretty dresses all day long with high heels.A dream come true.And a hunky boss would not hurt

[Katey888]

I like the corporate vibe... I know my way around the wanna-be veeps and climbers... :tongueout:

PA to the CEO would be great - a lot of referred power in that role, and a more 'mature' girl wouldn't be out of place but would be able to keep the young studs and gals in their place... :D I've even got the outfit ready...

256626

This is my "you don't have an appointment and have more chance of getting me to make you a cocktail than getting in to see the boss now..." look... Withering enough, d'ya think...? ;)

Katey x

[Gretchen_To_Be]

I am in leadership and would want to be there as a woman. I would enjoy wearing the power suits of a female executive, and sometimes dressing to distract in a serious negotiation! It would be challenging sometimes dealing with the male condescension, but gotta admit powerful women turn me on. I'm with Krissy on this one--I'd be a CEO of a corporation. I'd wear skirt suits or classy business dresses Mon-Thu, with killer heels and sheer hose. For dress down Fri I'd get creative with some pretty flat boots and leggings, cool sweaters, etc. If not a CEO, I'd also love to be an attorney because their standards for attire are just my style!

[EllieMayxxx]

I would want to do something in the video games industry, or there is still a possibility that my t-shirt idea could work

[BillieAnneJean]

I would be a pilot flying airliners internationally.

[JoanAz]

would LOVE to have been a Female Airoplane Driver, 40 Years of flying planes in Drab, was fun but would have been better with long hair,,,
((( HUGGS )))

[Kiersten]

I would want to be a really hot news anchor or weather girl.

[Lacy PJs]

Fox News gal, of course! :)

Lacy PJs

[Jennifer-GWN]

Katey... As usual and as expected you rock the roll! 😀

[KrissyP]

Love the look Katey! Both the face and the dress, oh and the beads!

[Krististeph]

As a woman... Biomedical equipment/implant sales/engineering: Upscale, room for expansion, focus on results, global access, secure future. Power suits de rigueure, modest heels (to be able to work in). The occasional dress, at work (it would need to be stunning).

Or pharmacological rep: but it would have to be for a good one. Conservative, pervasive, perhaps neuro-psychological active meds- offering agonists for those ignored by societal norms. Working with surgeons and docs- statistical analysis, perhaps teaching.

Ohhh-- I want to 'ditto' BillieAnneJean as well! Preferably on a 777, but not on routes with volcanic activity...

[SHY KIM]

I would enjoy working in a customer service role at a higher end hotel/spa like the four seasons or RitzCalreton
Love making people happy and comfortable. To do so in a nice outfit and make -up.... Yep that's for me!
kim

[Lorileah]

I would have started in entertainment, back up singer for someone on a world tour and then morphed into a lead. Or on Broadway as one of the orphans in Annie and then grown into Maria of West Side story and Lizzette in Le Miz and finally Glinda opposite Adina Menzel in Wicked. After that a fail sit com on ABC and following that a well respected writer

Hey if we are going to fantasize, go big. Truth is I would have done what I did. Become a veterinarian since over 50% of vets are women it would have not been a big deal. Or I would have gotten married, found a job to help support my family and faded into oblivion like almost every other suburban family.

[Karren H]

I'd stock with being an engineer. Solving problems you didn't know you had, in ways you don't understand and looking amazing doing it!

[Lily Catherine]

Due to the absence of conscription for women (2 years for men) I'd have less time to think about university and what I ultimately wanted to do with my life.

So assuming my grades and attitude didn't change from junior college I'd be trying (emphasis on try) to get into medical school as did most of my former schoolmates. (Although I eventually got a place I decided against it.)

[Sky]

Sorry but I don't get it. Why should we want to have a different job if we were women? I understand not everybody loves his/her job, but save for clearly gender-limited jobs which are very few, why should we want to have one preferred "female" job as opposed to a "male" job?

[Jenniferathome]

I'm kind of stunned by most of the replies here. Does no one have daughters? I want my girls to kick butt in anything they choose and not have that defined for them.

[Heidi Stevens]

What I am now, a professional civil engineer. It don't matter what sex, age, shape, or size you are.

[DonnaP]

I'm with Foxy Lady I would be a secretary in an office with a dress code of dress or skirt and heels.

[Jane G]

Would not change my job, systems analysis, for much pennies. Would have loved to have been an mountain guide or surf instructor in my formative years, I love the out doors. As a GG even better, but not too much demand or chance that was ever going to happen.

[Tinaslegs]

I'm a nurse, so nurse I guess!

[Gina Torres]

Same job I wish I had as a man. Successful business owner.

[JessieA]

Same as I do now IT though I'm in one of the few IT jobs that require people skills as well.

[Brandy Mathews]

I would love to be a model, that would be an amazing job. Besides the traveling, they make very good money too. And just think about all of the free makeup and maybe clothes. That would really be a nice perk.
Hugs,
Bree :)

[AngelaYVR]

Queen of the Earth and all she surveys

[AllieSF]

I'm kind of stunned by most of the replies here. Does no one have daughters? I want my girls to kick butt in anything they choose and not have that defined for them.

Jennifer, Why are you stunned? I don't think anyone is saying that they are defining what their daughters should do. They are just answering a question asked about what they would do if their dream could come true to work as a woman. Some are talking about fantasies (their own stereotypical ones), others maybe have hopes to do what they truly want, and still others would want to work at what they are actually doing today, only in femme mode. I have a daughter and an almost grown grand daughter and they are doing what they want with advice from me and others when needed or asked for.

I actually like Lorileah's reply. If we are going to dream, why not dream big? I think I would like to work in New York City in some type of interesting management position where I had to interface with a lot of different people from all over the globe with a lot of international travel thrown in. I would live in a great part of town, frequent all kinds of restaurants, go to all types of plays and arts events, enjoy all that the city has to offer, including just sitting in a corner café reading a good book and watching people and life go by. Now, that dream job, would also pay more than enough to make all that happen too!

[sometimes_miss]

Automotive Director of Design at Audi, Porsche, VW Mercedes, BMW, or any of the other auto manufacturers who still can't get it straight. Seems only Lamborghini is able to make truly beautiful cars with any consistancy (Though the new Ford GT is quite good, however, that's because it's a take on the original). Why? There's no reason all those other cars should be so ugly. And, beautiful, smart women in business can get away with all kinds of things.

[Wen4cd]

World's Oldest Profession,

or, alternatively,

What it was that Angela said.

Or maybe a Pirate.

All three, hell if we're talking fantasy why not?

[junetv]

I would be in corporate America, where the dress code is skirt suits, nylons and heels...or I'd be a welder by day and an exotic dancer by night, with aspirations of getting into ballet school.

[Sky]

Ior I'd be a welder by day and an exotic dancer by night, with aspirations of getting into ballet school.

But probably not in Pittsburgh anymore. Actually there are so few welder jobs in all of America today, it's easier to get into ballet school than to work as a welder.

[alwayshave]

I love my job, couldn't see being anything else even if my gender was different... Though, chances are, I would not dress in the rather relaxed manner I currently do at work.

[Bruce64]

Brassierre and Panty Fashion Designer, what else?

[Allison2006]

I'd continue doing what I do now, I'm a nurse.Only I'd wear a white dress and white hose...

[Robin414]

Interesting thread Jessica, I was actually thinking that on the way to work this morning! I'd say from the perspective of a successful and fulfilling career...Medical Doctor, lawyer, Investment Analyst/principal...or maybe 'trophy wife'...but that last one would just not be be me!

[Judy-Somthing]

I would help woman with treatment of hysteria,LOL

[BettyMorgan]

I just love her classy but feminine outfits there, not to forget her lovely hairstyle.

So is it the job or what you'd wear to a job that this post is about?
Whatever it is, I agree about the outfits.
My feelings at this moment would be any job where I could wear a pencil skirt and a chiffon blouse everyday.
Oh, and I'd require the hips and boobs to fill them out. :battingeyelashes:

[CourtneyJamieson]

I would be a "weather-girl" on the weather channel. A respected Meteorologist but yet you get to be on TV in those tight, short dresses. And the way they get to wave their arms over the weather maps is very sexy.

[AllieSF]

Courtney, do a Google search for the "weather girl dress". Apparently one style got very popular and a lot of other female weather forecasters wore the same one in different colors or similar styles.

[Jenniferathome]

Jennifer, Why are you stunned? ..

Allie, I am stunned because the majority of responses are clearly gender defined, stereotypical roles for women. If one is thinking that women have certain jobs, THAT hurts my daughter's chances in the job world.

[OCCarly]

I would be a trial lawyer like I am now, but I would actually enjoy the job. :cry: Women lawyers get treated differently. You don't have to suffer verbal abuse from a client or a judge who is having a bad day. A trial is theater, and having greatly expanded sartorial choices, better range of expression, my God, being able to try a case as a woman would be like getting a big power up while playing a video game.

Ah, well. A trans girl can dream. Maybe someday I will be able to publicly transition. Just once in the fifteen years or so I have left in my career, I want to try a case as a girl. Just once. :praying:

[ReineD]

JenniferatHome, it's not so bad, I think most people are saying they'd stay with what they have: medicine, environmental management, human resources, corporate leadership, fitness instructor, software engineering professor, law, CEO, video games industry, aviation, biomedical sales, veterinarian, engineering, systems analyst, own business, automotive design, nurse ... these are all good! :)

To Bree Jackson, you might want to rethink being a model. My nephew is a model overseas. The demands made on his female model friends (and on him too, but to a lesser extent) to look perfect are huge! This is what he posted on facebook a few years ago in support of models. It's a 2 minute animation submitted to the Brussels Short Film Festival entitled Supervenus.


<edit> The link to the video I had posted was removed because it featured a drawing of a naked woman. Just google "Supervenus Doazan". Doazan is the director's name. It's very good. :)

[Vintage4sarah]

Since we travel a lot, I can image life in Foreign Service working in embassies all of the world especially in Europe.

[StacyCD]

Something that would allow me to wear dresses and heels. You don't see too many teachers dressed like that so I would have to change careers.

[Raychel]

It would probably be something in banking for me.
That would be my ideal, :daydreaming:

[Lacey New]

I'd think I'd like to be a tennis pro. I hear that many of them prefer female partners and I'd feel right at home with that.

[junetv]

But probably not in Pittsburgh anymore. Actually there are so few welder jobs in all of America today, it's easier to get into ballet school than to work as a welder.

haha! the last line was poke at fun - its the premise for the movie "Flashdance"

[BLUE ORCHID]

Hi Jessica:hugs:, One of those beautiful television anchor women. ~~...:daydreaming:...

[Maria Strange]

I would be a soap actress in Eastenders, Coronation Street or Emmerdale. I would play a lesbian character. Nice clothes that you never see in the shops professional makeup and hair. Earn loads of money so I can afford all of the best to make maria look fab.

[Christie ann]

I have always thought being a marine biologist would be a fun way to make a living. Of course my main area of study would be tropical waters and not polar areas.

[ashley_addams76]

Any job that would require heels, skirt suits, pantyhose, etc. It is my preferred attire anyway.

[rockerreds]

A salesgirl in an upscale women's clothing store like Madewell.

Or a receptionist in a beauty parlor like my role model, Playmate Gaye Rennie.

[MarciManseau]

I think I'd choose a highly paid fashion model - just think of all the amazing clothes you'd get to wear, and all those lovely male models you'd get to pose with. Perfect!

[Sky]

haha! the last line was poke at fun - its the premise for the movie "Flashdance"

I know, that's why the reference to Pittsburgh.

Incidentally I've always been crazy for Jennifer Beals. Don't know if it's my guy or girl side since she was in The L Word, but boy is she hot or what!

[Judith96a]

It's interesting that many of the responses refer to "stereotypical female" roles. Interesting but, given the comments that surface when crossdressers start talking about the trend in women's clothing, not surprising.

As for the original question, do you mean "if you had been born female?" or "if you could live as a woman today?"

I'm one of those annoying people who actually enjoys their current job. So, if I was a woman I'd either keep my current job or win the lottery and retire. However, considering when and where I was born, how few girls got into any form of engineering at that time (and, of those who started in engineering, how few actually stayed), I reckon that the chances of me having this job had I been born female are actually pretty slim.

I've no daughters but I do have a niece and I sincerely hope that her choice of career isn't determined by any gender stereotyping.

[kendel]

Stay at home mom

[char GG]

An astronaut.

[irene9999]

I think any corporate job where I'd be required to wear a "power suit" of a short skirt, heels and blazers would be great!

[cdtraveler]

I'd love to be a full time wife and mommy.

[Athena_]

Hey, this is a fantasy right, well, I know it is tough work, but I would want to be a Super Model for VS! Retire at 30 or 35.

[Ally 2112]

Where ever i could make good money and dress nice :)

[LaSirenaBella]

The same one that I have now.

[JeanTG]

It wouldn't matter much as long as I could just be "me".

[CourtneyBme]

I would like to be a meteorologist or a news anchor. Those ladies know how to dress!

[grace7777]

I am an accountant and that would not change. From what I see a majority of people in accounting are women, so fitting in would not be a problem.

Now maybe my accounting career could lead to other things. Like maybe marrying and being a stay at home wife or having or adopting kids and being a stay at home mom.

[Gretchen_To_Be]

I would like to be a meteorologist or a news anchor. Those ladies know how to dress!

Yup. That was my next choice!

[StefaniLara]

My dream job is the same as a woman or as a man, and it's being a writer. I also like the idea of being a therapist and listening to people talk.

[lingerieLiz]

Back when nurses wore white dresses and their slips showed through I thought it would be great to be one.

[iTz Janet]

I would like to be a professional dancer or do what I do now...Video Production 🎥💃🏽

[Vickie_CDTV]

I am already in a profession that is literally 99%+ female. I'd keep the same job, even if I went fulltime.

I always found it interesting how people are always saying we must get more women into traditionally male dominated professions, but I never, ever hear anyone say we must get more men into female dominated professions (outside of nursing, where there is a critical shortage of nurses of any gender.) Go figure.

[ReineD]

OK, Jenniferathome, I take it back. The bulk of the answers are now proving your point. lol

[karanne]

I've noticed that a fair percentage of these are 'stereotypical' female occupations (secretary, model, nail salon). While there's nothing wrong with this (I've done my time as a secretary.), I'd like to mention pay equality - I'm working as a network admin with a masters in EE, and some of the field electricians make almost twice what I do!

[Saikotsu]

The same one I've got, or one that pays better. Or maybe a storyboard person for a video game.

[claudiaxander]

i'd love to be a high maintenance air stewardess on a private jet that caters solely to high flying executive business women

[Monique53]

I would like to be the CEO of a nonprofit organization to assist the elderly with everything from healthcare to financial aid.

[Ashley Nicole]

Personally, I would stay as a graphic artist. What can I say? I just like to make things look good (myself included).

[reb.femme]

My wife's job, as she gets paid more than I do...:heehee:

I've told her to get that next promotion or a better paying job, so I can give up work and become a full-time house husband/house T. I prefer the latter.



Automotive Director of Design at Audi, Porsche, VW Mercedes, BMW, or any of the other auto manufacturers who still can't get it straight. Seems only Lamborghini is able to make truly beautiful cars with any consistency...

I absolutely love Lamborghinis, but the company took out an injunction to keep me away from their showrooms. Seems they didn't like me dribbling down their showroom windows. :eek:


...Before you ask, my daughter is an Engineer in the military and she kicks major butt :).

Cheers

Marcelle

And Major Butt puts up with this?

Becky

[Marcelle]

I'm kind of stunned by most of the replies here. Does no one have daughters? I want my girls to kick butt in anything they choose and not have that defined for them.

Why would you be stunned? Most of the replies come from a place of fantasy/desire/want or whatnot. IMHO, this is part of the lifestyle for some (note I did not say all) CDers . . . the thrill, excitement and whatnot. Is it based on stereotypes? Most likely but again it is a fantasy question. I am guessing that if most truly had to work in that type of job, the fantasy would wear off quickly for some and perhaps not so much for others. Does this negate your daughter's ability to get a "butt kicking" job? Not likely as these folks are not making the rules in the world, only responding to fantasy question. Before you ask, my daughter is an Engineer in the military and she kicks major butt :).

Cheers

Marcelle

[Ashley Nicole]

Jennifer, I understand where you are coming from. To an extent, this thread does reinforce gender roles society has in place. Yes, we need to push past those. Yes, we want our daughters to do anything they choose to do. But I think the OP was intending the question to be solely on you as a CD (it says "woman", so I'm not sure if it truly means CD or if you were a GG). That being the case, we have to keep in mind that everyone CDs for different reasons. Marcelle is right, some of the response seem to be a fantasy response and may be based on stereotypes. A lot of responders also mentioned they would retain the same job they currently have. Either response is perfectly alright if that's what a girl wants to do. We can all kick butt and look fabulous doing so.

Also, I love your post as it shows how you are with your family (at least on a small scale). They CAN be anything they want. Keep pushing that!



All that being said, my apologies for deviating from the original topic!

[Jenniferpl]

oh what the heck.

a bra fitter at Victoria's Secret

[exeter]

One of the characters at Disneyland. Dress up everyday!

[Mickitv]

It would definitely be a professional type. Secretary, attorney, vice-president

[Alice_2014_B]

I would be what I want to do now, a financial analyst for a corporation.
Skirt and heels everyday!
:)

[jessicacd43]

French maid

[JessiFoxx]

Haha I love this thread, I would be a drop dead gorgeous motorcycle cop or ya a super model because would be the life wouldn't it?!

[katewithcurves]

I know a young lady who is a professional poker player and an escort on the side. I want her life.

[MarciManseau]

Being a professional poker player is cool, but I don't think I'd want to be an escort, unless it did not involve sex.

[patricia Starr]

I would be a secretary in an office with a dress code of dress or skirt and heels.

Yes so would i

[tommi]

Ask myself this question a lot I would go for health care X-ray sonogram tech
I work in retail of farm machinery now and the women in the industry can rule but it takes a lot of hard work to get past the boys hard enough when I'm one of them

[Sarasometimes]

An interesting one maybe a lawyer so I could afford great clothes and get pampered regularly. if I was thinking of a job requiring a more feminine touch maybe a very skilled hairdresser or makeup artist.

Jessica, sort of surprised you didn't pick housewife since the 2 stint as one you said went well? Did you try that anymore, we haven't heard? How is that friend doing?

[Melissa_59]

CEO of IBM. And the first thing I'd do is get rid of the Mongolian Horde of middle managers that do nothing but screw up the work process and suck funds out of the company. They have way too many middle managers.

Then I'd make Sam Palmisano wash my Bugatti Veyron with a Q-tip and a thimble for a bucket.

~Melissa

[Diana Leather]

My current, Dominant

[Anita Cosmolover]

Definitely model - preferably Supermodel! I'd love to be a covergirl!

[SharonDenise]

I don't know if it was this thread or a different one, but someone suggested that he/she would like to be Vanna White. I think that is a good choice, also.

[Dana44]

I would want to be an attorney or a model.

[Sky]

President.

Yes it's possible, just wait a few months.

[cg2002bolt]

Something in public relations for a nascar team

[Melissa75]

So many things I could be with my education, I would probably stick with what I am good at and be a female Computer Programmer, but instead of working on boring code projects, instead working on code for video games with a game design company. Only thing keeping me from making my own games is that I am no artist and if you cant create really good appealing graphics it doesnt matter how good the logic that controls the game is its just plain ugly. Currently I found fun in crypto projects written in C++ and spent many hours perfecting them because I am not satisfied with others creations when it comes to crypto. Its fun being able to write code that hides information and then reassembles it all back into its original form on my own. Not using it for anything illegal, but to have privacy of information so that its not in clear text for passwords and security information that I wanted to highly scramble with extra noise thrown into the crypted data so that if the book got into the wrong hands someone couldnt use it for wrong against me and rip me off etc.

[Crystal Beth]

I would want to be a yrophy wife, a model, or a porn star!

[Staci]

A model. Walking the runway in all kinds of outfits. Truthfully I probably would not want to work as hard as they do to maintain their bodies but I am only dreaming.

[Madilyn A.]

any job where I could dress provocatively everyday, heels, makeup, and lingerie...yep I'm easy to please.

[Diane Smith]

I've been seriously thinking about getting some training as a makeup artist after my planned retirement next year. I would only want to work in a place where I could be dressed, of course -- but I know of several local salons and stores where that would be possible.

- Diane

[RylieM]

Honestly I don't know woman are raised different enough there was 1 girl in my electrical shop class for the whole 4 years she didnt last 6 months but Id hope if I was a woman Id of made the same choices in schooling and became a electrician plus joined the army for telecommunications and then after worked closely with my grandfather learning plumbing, machinery, and carpentry until his death. Its nice not having to call anyone because a outlet is to loose or pipes leaking or most other common issues but lets face it there's a good chance I would of ended up going another route maybe follow in my sisters footsteps and go to college and go to work for a lawyer maybe becoming one myself. My family's kinda traditional in the way males and females are raised guess who got to sit out shoveling snow every year twasnt me ever but then again my sister got of even doing housework most of the time.

I just hate the idea of relying on anyone to fix something thats easy to fix yourself. But at the same time it would suck to ruin a nice set so stockings because I had to change a tire then again I do feel like i would be a jeans and tshirt type of girl.

[Milly1410]

I'd have liked to be model or teacher. Or even just an housewife.

[Leighcdmd]

If I couldn't be CEO of Vanity Fair, I would be happy with my own chosen profession- attorney.

[CarlaWestin]

French maid

Nice! But, it sounds like too much work.

I'd like to own the worlds largest online drop ship bra and lingerie company that I could manage with my phone so I could then spend every day traveling in a nice sexey french maid dress.

[Sarasometimes]

I have rethought my answer Winner of about 5 million in the lottery. Enough to buy what i would like to buy and not enough where I end up on the nightly news as a big winner.

[Krisi]

I would own my own web based company, be filthy rich and hot looking. I would fly all over the world and would own a yacht.

[TrinaB]

Easy answe for me....a model.

[MissVirginia-Mae]

I would like to be a housewife then later on, be the doting grandmother.....

[fly2188]

Does trophy wife count? If not, then probably a job in the same STEM field I am currently in.

[prene]

If I was a girl.
I would not care as long as I made enough money to get my new clothes.

[Lexi Moralas]

I think I would like to try to be a hairdresser . Seems like a fun creative field to be in . And the hairdressers that I know make a good living .but honestly in addition to that I would love to try a part-time gig as a high-end exotic dancer

[rocval2001]

I am in the insurance field so I could do the same thing I am doing now and be quite content - only better clothes.

Hugs
Val

[HollyGreene]

Love my job as a software developer. Would still want to do the same.

[karen inside]

Agree with Lexi, a hair dresser, but different reasons- they meet all kinds of people and Its usually ok for them to be talkative. I get shit all the time for being too "bubbly"!

[Patty Phose]

Pantyhose model. Definitely.

[NANNETTE]

Air Hostess would love to wear the uniform with the sun tanned tights. In common with another poster I would also like to have been a pantyhose model. Would also give anything to have been a leggy chorus girl wearing fishnet tights.

[ShelbyDawn]

I like the job I have. Why would gender come into play. I am a highly compensated, very successful software developer for a global corporation with amazing benefits.
Having said that, I do have to admit it would be nice to be the one getting 2K a month in child support...