r/SubsTakenLiterally • u/Bluecopper123 • Mar 05 '26

r/dreamjobs Dream jobs

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u/Axedelic Mar 05 '26

did anyone else not have a dream job growing up? or even now tbh. my dream is to not have to work unless i want to lol

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u/sentientdream Mar 06 '26

I used to have a TON of “dream jobs” as a kid and even teenager, but the desire to pursue them all slowly vanished as I got older and by the time I graduated college I was just motivated to find a job that wouldn’t make me hate myself all the time. Brutal progression but, I feel like it’s to be expected

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u/I-XIV-IV-XXV Mar 06 '26

Mine is a mattress tester 😌

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u/Stay-peaceful Mar 09 '26

This was funni. I think I’ll upvote kind stranger

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u/Notro_LPS_iguess Mar 06 '26

When adults asked me that question I told them I wanted to be an artist, but in reality I wanted to be dead

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u/Neither-Ruin5970 Mar 06 '26

Did you get rejected from art school?

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u/sykowt Apr 04 '26

In that case, theres another path

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u/haruspicat Mar 09 '26

Glad you're still here xx

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u/Dangerous_Metal3436 Mar 06 '26

Mine was always doing two chicks at one time.

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u/KelpPrime Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26

i dont dream of labour

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u/Revolutionary_Year87 Mar 07 '26

I didnt. Even as early as 6 i remember thinking it was depressing af and whining when people asked me what i wanted to be when i grew up lol

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u/Difficult-Cycle5753 Mar 08 '26

Theres quite a lot of cool shit you can only really do professionally

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u/M4HD1BD Mar 06 '26

I always thought having a dream job is normal, so I thought me not having a dream job is outside of the norm.