I was fortunate enough to meet many wonderful ladies at Esprit this year, and perhaps by coincidence found that a good number of the transgendered woman I met were in the engineering field. This sparked a conversation that could only be of interest to engineers and statisticians about the distribution of transgender woman, whether the engineering field had a higher proportion of transgender woman, or perhaps the engineers we meet are self selected because engineering fields tend to be more tolerant.
This is where you come in, dear reader. I’d love to learn more about what you do for a living – perhaps there is a typical crossdresser occupation or perhaps (as I expect) the transgendered travel through all walks of life. Nonetheless it will be interesting to hear what the community on Crossdresser Heaven have to say about it all.
The only promise I can make is that this poll will reveal an “Internet Truth” – which is a piece of information believed to be true because it is published and shared by others on the Internet. The weight of the “Internet Truth’s” broad distribution compensates for any lack of substantiating evidence or flaws in scientific method.
Crossdressers, What Is Your Occupation?
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I am a commercial/graphic artist who selected "other" as I don't feel I am exactly in the same lump category of artist, painter, musician, etc.
pure mathematician
Lexi love, I got a minor in pure Math 🙂 Way to go dear!
=D hurray for trans* Mathematicians
Nothing right now, I'm unemployed. But when I was working, I was a computer tech for an insurance company
building maintenace, person
Film and video producer. Now I am planning to produce a film on this matter. I am from Mexico. Kind regards to everyone. =)
I am a retired police officer. I served 30 years with a San Diego county agency. Prior to that I served 9 years in the U.S. Navy. I have to assume there are a lot of CD/TV/TG's in police work as that is one way we can hide our fem proclivities – – by being macho guys.
i would like to know how many men who are welders like i am for 30 plus years now still an always will crossdress like i do yes i love it its me the lady i was ment to be thanks ALICE(allen)
I do a fair amount of welding in my marine fabrication business.As a lifetime crossdresser and an out and about girl,I often laugh to myself"if these others ever knew" ! I am tired of being a boy,but having a young family in this economy,change is limited.
I selected other. I own my own business. I am in the entertainment field. Biggest part of my business is video production and Live Webcasting. I also am a mobile DJ/Karaoke/Video Jockey, light and sound tech, etc. I am also a musician and woodworker. I video a lot of weddings, commercials, live concerts & events, etc.
I also, in the past, have worked as DJ/bouncer at a karaoke bar, and have had a lot of office jobs.
Oh! and a bit of retail
I work as a custodain janitor Some people worried that I might be transgender