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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some of my Transgender friends are self employed, others are University Lecturers and some are retired. Coming out depends on employment acceptance, accomodation and Marital constraints.
This is in New Zealand where society is generally tolerant of us.
I am lucky to be seff employed in the Motel industry. Many of my guests ask about my transition and are genuinely interested and supportive.
Lifelong crossdresser and lifelong commercial fisherman…Have been trying to live ashore for the last 5 years as a self employed marine repair tech..from skiffs to ships.. Anyway,we are moving to a better area for Rogina and at the same time,Roger is going back commercial fishing. Hopefully when I am ashore between trips,I will have more Rogina time than I get now….I am so tired of being a boy!!!
I am a typical housewife type and so have not got a "job" per se. Not sure how that fits into the main stream of things here, but it is who I am 🙂
Stephenie 🙂
was military police 6yrs.mechanic, excuse me automotive technician, grease monkey .now retired dress fem 99% of the time transgender and transitioning.
Thank you everyone for your comments, and for sharing what you do for a living! I'm blown away by how diverse the transgender community is!
Please keep the comments and voting coming – I've even had a request from someone to use the results in a report on the trans community.
Hugs,
Vanessa
Life long Law Enforcement, many States and agences. Retired Federal Police Lieutenant. Own my own business now and since it is new, I still work part time on call doing Traffic Control for special events. I have been in many Manager (Chief) roles before retiring to include two tours in Iraq and two in Afghanistan. Seems most all my roles have been "MANLY" roles, The whole while my "inner self" was just below the surface. Now, in my mid 50's, I find I am able to bring it more to the front of my life. Where it will go I… Read more »
I am now and have been in the construction trades for about 26 years. Before I repaired industrual electronics and then before that I was a US Marine. I really don't know where I would fit in but I marked construction as that is the field that I have been in the longest.
I have been a social worker for 24 years with state government, I have owned a restaurant, a photography business, and have been the assistant director of two agenices.
I am an attorney and writer.
My poll answer was other.
I am a self employed heavy truck and equipment mechanic and have been in business for over thirty years.
It is interesting to see all the different walks of life we come from.
Hi Tomara, I see another comment from a truck driver earlier on in the comments. It must definitely be an interesting career to pursue being transgendered