Have you ever wondered what it must be like to be a dentist? I am sure each of you have wondered what it must be like once you get your bill from the front desk. But all kidding aside.

Imagine if every time you looked at a smile you were critiquing over bite or under bite. Jaw alignment. Gum disease. Plastic surgeons also get to do this without thought. It's almost as though you are forced to be extremely vain, when you really are not. Do you get what I am saying, here?

Imagine being an interior designer and walking into your friends living room and feeling an overwhelming feeling to want to fix the mess that you are looking at. Or being a carpenter that remodels bathrooms and wondering how someone could live with such a messed up bathroom. The difference is that your neighbor or golfing partner is constantly saying to himself or herself, damn I wish I could just move that one tooth for him but he will get mad or get insulted if I say something. Maybe his best friend, like thousands of others, is deathly afraid of going to the dentist.

Who do you think has the worse job when it comes to not being able to openly say what they are thinking? Do you think therapists have it the worse? Constantly knowing that his neighbors need to be in counseling for some serious issues that they have never dealt with? The fashion designer that always wants to tell her friends that they look terrible? Imagine always wanting to tell someone that their outfits make them look 20 years too old but they cannot, just because of what they do for a living. Or maybe a makeup artist? Oh thats a good one, right! We all know someone that puts on way too much blush! LOL :) So imagine if you have a group of friends made up of the following 1. Dentist 2. Plastic Surgeon 3. Interior Designer 4. Fashion Designer 5. Makeup Artist 6. Priest ( to tell you that you are sinning ) 7. Psycho-Therapist

Now thats a good dinner party.....!