Thread 42345561

Was your career choice influenced by a 2011 horse cartoon? If so by how much?

>>42345561 (OP)
Nah, I alway wanted to be a physicist. Though my career choice made me gravitate toward the intellectual-type ponies of the show: like Twilight, Dr. Hooves, and Octavia.

>>42345563
I wanted to be a physicist too, up until found out ponies, the true meaning of life. Had been 5 years in a research team, obsessing all life on details of quantum mechanics. After falling in love with the fandom, dropped out from the academia, and changed the subject of obsession on cartoon ponies: something that is truly for the better of the society.

>>42345605
Sounds like you got the 'tism big time

>>42345561 (OP)
Through the show, I discovered my knack for drawing (ponies), and loved it. I aspired to be an animator/artist, pony and more. However, after really thinking about my future, how the world is now and will be, I decided to focus on career based on my actual strengths rather than interest. Drawing ponies will be just a hobby, not the main moneymaker.

>>42345563
I liked physics but can't read numbers so ended up in biology with all the other creeps.

>>42345561 (OP)
Originally I was going to follow in my fathers footsteps and be an engineer but the show convinced me that horses are sexy. I've been a equine gynecologist for the past 3 years now, it's the most rewarding job imaginable.

>>42345643
Give us a hint so we recognize you in the inevitable "horse gynecologist fired for having sex with his patients" news report
Also, I always thought that gynecology is a very unsexy profession, because you're constantly dealing with vaginal diseases

>>42345643
You jest but the horse physiotherapist that was in my year only works three days a year and has the most exquisite gnomes

>>42345683
*a week

>>42345561 (OP)
*2010