What else could you see yourself doing if you weren't doing what you do now? For example.. Would you work for the government? Would you be a provider? Would you be a respected businessman? Would you be married? Would you have had kids?

No regrets, nor looking at what was not done here.  Did not always make the right choices, but always enjoyed life.

I'd like to have no need to work for money, so I could devote my time to volunteer work, and in my spare time have enough money to be able to travel more and see more of the world.  

...or Rock Star...

During sessions, I'm not thinking mean stuff about clients or even fantasizing about other people. I've been on a strict diet for years and I'm often just fantasizing about burying my face in pizza and cake for months and then playing with my new fattytits.

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Every time I go to a play or see a good movie, I think that it would be fun to design sets. Of course, I thought many of the theater people and almost all the film people I knew in college were pompous pricks. I also don't have much artistic talent, but it's a (G-Rated) fantasy, right?
I probably wouldn't have gotten married a second time. Or maybe not the first either ....

It would be fun to put cake on those tits (pre- or post-feast) and then pig out!  If you want company ....

But I guess if I had to have a dream job I would be writing for Cosmo magazine or Glamour. I hope to remain a business woman and work independently though since I am in my current lifetime and I am doing what I am doing now. Still no kids but I am still young enough to wait and have them when the time is right if I want! I probably will always keep a client or two around even if I "retire" the variety is fun and who doesn't love being spoiled and treated great while getting away and having fun experiences

But that's what I'm working towards by attending graduate school in London for Acting starting at the end of september! I work now, and I'd like to act full time. That's the dream!

I think if I wasn't doing what I am doing now life wouldn't have turned out as great. But if I could dream of an alternative life, I would choose something in health care or working full time with the homeless. Helping people full time would be great. But in the end I am doing the most good right where I am. I am all things considered one lucky bastard.

Life is made to enjoy it . It's too short not too!
Xoxox
Vanessa F .

I once feel deeply, you know, profoundly in love with tropical fish. Had 60 goddamn fish tanks in my house. I skin dived to find just the right ones. Anisotremus virginicus, Holdacanthus ciliaris, Chaetodon capistratus. You name it. Then one day I say, "fuck fish". I renounce fish. I vow never to set foot in that ocean again. That's how much "fuck fish."

I suppose it would be nice to travel around the world and see and experience new things.  Or I could have been in a motorcycle club...sometimes I get really sick of taking people's shit, and it might be fun to beat an asshole down every once in a while.  Or if I got into politics, I'd probably be known as the volatile third party candidate.

...now that I am retired - nothing.

...a philanthropist with billions to give away.

I was married & I've had 2 kids. So, I only see myself doing this until I can't do it anymore.

Or something in entertainment. Problem is, most actors make very little income. But there are a few who, despite talent or lack thereof, defy the odds and make big $$...

I'd hope you'd be more interested in pigging out on my nice fat Italian sausage. And you could always go back for seconds!

Either an English interpreter or a baseball player.  Lots of travel and get to take my favorite ladies to some very cool, exotic, Romantic and breathtaking places.

usual daily routine:

Dear Ms. Moore,
What promulgated you to ask this question?  I am thinking that you were wondering how did I get here?  Also what would be the unconventional turns that you life and career took to get you to the path that you are on now?  Also I am thinking that you are just as happy doing this as you were in whatever professional post that you were in prior to coming into the Adult Companionship Industry. However I would dare say that you are happier and more productive because you are your own boss and set your own hours.  You also have other essential things covered that most of us deem essential as well. Ultimately I would say that this is a hedonistic choice of occupations for you in both the physiological and the psychological meaning of the word.  The question is for you is there anything else that you want to do outside of this considering the autonomy and the perks that would come along with it.

Probably a job in sports. Scouting department or player personnel. I've always been interested in stuff like that. I had 2 jobs in sports when I was in college and had 2 other interviews for a sports team after college. Marriage, maybe but probably not. Kids definitely not.

Hey there, Duplicitouslust! I love how you answered a question with several questions, you know better than that! I just felt like asking and was curious as to how people ended up down the path their on now, whether satisfied or now. I, however, am EXTREMELY happy with choosing to be a provider. Outside of being a provider, I indulge in Finance, Nutrition, and travel which I truly love

Wish I could do it all the time; unable to because of my business. Have appeared in several plays in Little Theatre. Actually played Governor Slaton in Parade; an off-shoot of an NBC Miniseries based on events from a 1913 murder in Atlanta. In the mini series the late actor Jack Lemmon portrayed Governor Slaton.

Would have quit my job years ago and gone and taken a chanve at business ownership somewhere warm and wild.  Lousiana, Texas, Mississippi, Florida or Southern California maybe.  I'd live off the beaten path and drive into the nearest city to see escorts once or twice a week.  Who knows what would have happened if I hadn't been stuck where I am now...

I have tried many many times over the past 35 years to get out of my current profession.  I am a pharmacist in an institutional setting, and at this point am a dinosaur.  I don't have the "newer" credentialing now being "preferred".  I did make a move many years ago to move into Management, but for family reasons only made it into middle management.  My MBA doesn't help any longer as they are a dime a dozen and to manage in an institutional pharmacy, they still want the clinical credentials.  So, to answer your question, I think I would be better suited to the world of finance or accounting (yes, I know-two different things).  Sorry you asked?  LOL.  

the previous answer was what I could see myself doing.  This answer is my dream job...a Division 1 College Basketball Coach.