I am lucky, I love my job.

Yup. Pays well, but I hate it. I submitted my retirement last week so hopefully I'll be be able to move on with a government pension intact.

Y'all make me feel better! LOL

It's not bad really. I wish it paid more.

My job is ok. I joke that I've put up with this shit so my children never would.

People that would never be nasty to wait staff because they fear spittle in their food have no issue calling me names, or saying I'm full of shit or a hundred other indignities

I don't hate what I do, I just hate the people.

I actually love both my jobs. So much so that really can't choose. I am a senior clinical practitioner in acute mental health and a university lecturer for student healthcare professionals. Its massively tough to choose.

I love my work and my work loves me.

I did for much of my life, then I decided, life was too important to waste, so I stopped doing it. Earned a lot less money, but a lot more quality of life.

Yes. No offense, but that's kind of a dumb question. That's not the norm. I get the impression that a precious few are following their dreams and work for themselves or are working their dream job

I'm retired, but I loved where I worked when I was working. The work itself, I was kind of ambivalent about. There was way too much office politics which I was never into, couldn't stomach. The last couple of years, before I retired, were the best since I knew I was going to retire.

Why do you hate your job, just curious?

Yeah, but it could be worse. I could hate "who" I do for a living, like Melania Trump does.

I can't do work that I hate.

I teach because it's one of the few things I like to do, but there's little money in it in the US, unless you teach foreign students online, or teach ESL in a country with a low cost of living.