What Did You Want To Be

[Skink]

I wanted to be a musician,but my hands wont do what my mind tells them to do...

[Nochowderforyou]

I wanted to be a musician who makes a living playing music. I still do and I'm still working at it. 15yrs and still going.

[GollyWog420]

I always wanted to be a marine-biologist
then i fucked up a load of times
now im a waster

[friendowl]

a dad

[crudemood]

i never really wanted to do anything... i mean at one point a cop, but that kinda passed after i was say, 7... hmm... intresting. i never aspired to be anything, and now, i've done nothing.

Yeah, weird me either. I mean the thought of wanting to be a gymnist or a pro *whatever sport* player crossed my mind but nothing real. Is it sad not having a dream as a child?

[slipknotpsycho]

Yeah, weird me either. I mean the thought of wanting to be a gymnist or a pro *whatever sport* player crossed my mind but nothing real. Is it sad not having a dream as a child?

i wouldn't say it's sad... i guess... unmotivated? not picky? i dunno, somehow i always knew i wouldn't of ended up being what i wanted to anyways, i mean even if i was to of chose something

[jamstigator]

I started out wanting to be an oceanographer, but then I realized my fear of deep water might limit me. Then I wanted to be an astronaut, but I'm not physically tough enough, so I gave that idea up. Then I wanted to be a veterinarian, but I realized that I couldn't cope with the emotional stress of putting animals to sleep on a regular basis, which is part of the job.

Then in the Army, I got into computers, and decided I wanted to be a software developer. I thought I'd need college for that so I took an ACT, got a scholarship to a good school, went for a year, and realized that I was so far ahead of my classmates that I was (even with a scholarship) paying ten grand a year and not learning nearly enough. So I quit college and worked at 7-11 for a year while I taught myself, then went on to write software for another 18 years. If I told you what software I was involved with, you'd recognize it, but you'd also be able to easily figure out my real identity, as I was fairly well-known back in the 90s in some circles...so I won't mention exactly what it was I wrote.

Now, I'm retired, age 42, and wondering...what next? It's kind of boring not doing anything but watching TV and stuff (although that's definitely low-stress and relaxing). I've always thought I could be a competent writer, so I'm considering that. Not so much as a means to make money (I'll be okay whether I do or not, although more is always better), but to have something with which to fill my time that might live on in society even after I am not among the living myself.

[sensistar]

An assassin. No really, I always wanted to be like the guy off of The Street Fighter movies..Sonny Chiba guy. I guess that's what happens when your dad basically had a collection of action films .

ha ha and your so young GTA was around when you first started playing video games....man yu youngens have it better than we did...

"i always wanted to be a mutha fuckin hustla YOU betta ask somebody "

[greendragon420]

pilot,but now im a bricklayer, didnt make being a pilot but in my job i can toke all day so im useally around cloud nine lol

Yeah man I know a whole bunch of construction workers and contractors around here that chief mad buds. We even buy bud from alot of them, always the headiest chronic.