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What do you do for work? (ugly women) Anonymous 332022

What are some jobs that tend to be more accessible for unattractive women? Just curious what some of you do for work, or what jobs you’ve seen women in my situation tend to do. I find working difficult when you’re unattractive, and I’ve had long bouts of unemployment. I’ve actually found some success working on tollways.

Anonymous 332023

I do pest control and while I might be considered "cute" by some people I am certainly not "conventionally attractive" by any means and it's really cool having a job that doesn't require makeup and it's acceptable to be sweaty and dirty.

Anonymous 333180

coding actually, everyone's an old normie in the gov though

Anonymous 333183

>>333180
I also do this, though depending on where you work you also have to deal with annoying jeets as well

Anonymous 333185

im an engineer, which I enjoy , but i feel like I have to work twice as hard as my male coworkers. engineering in general is still a boys club.

Anonymous 333187

Cleaning bathrooms

Anonymous 333188

Work in a deli. I fucking hate it but at least I fit in with middle aged lunch lady types, I guess

Anonymous 333196

>>333185
what kind of engineer? i work in [stressful career] and i feel like ill get burnt out well before my working years are over. id consider going back to school for a job that doesn't involve constant human interaction, but for debt reasons i cant until im 40. software engineering is probably totally unrealistic given how bad the job market is for far more competitive people. the other kinds of engineering though sound more achievable. i dont love math, but i could enjoy anything where i make the same amount of money as i do currently and dont have to deal with what i deal with now eg being called a bitch, told to kms, threatened with legal action, sexually inappropriate behavior, etc etc

Anonymous 333619

im a doctor, its fine.

Anonymous 333621

You guys have jobs?

Anonymous 333622

>>333196
electrical engineer. obviously math is important in engineering school. once you get out of school, it is important as a foundation to know what your programs are doing mathematically, but I rarely have to hand calculate anything.

as far as abuse, I work with a lot of blue collar types and good ol boys. I guess they know not to harass the couple of women that visit their plant, since that has never happened to me. I'm also not traditionally pretty, so maybe that's helps

Anonymous 333647

>>333619
I'm also in healthcare though not a doctor. Generally I feel like in this field not being super attractive can be seen as a sign of competence at least by older coworkers (which is still wrong, but works for me)



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