Here’s my list:

Doctors - they’re too entitled and full of themselves, feeling like their profession in itself is enough to make them attractive while not understanding the difference between arrogance and confidence.

Pilots - same as the above to a milder degree. “My profession is my personality”.

Psychologists/Therapists - I believe most of them have their own deep rooted issues that instead of acknowledging and working on, they subconsciously try to fix by fixing someone else. This is just my experience, but I honestly haven’t met a psychologist who wasn’t a narcissist, sociopath etc. Also many of them will use their psychological knowledge to try to manipulate you.

Men who work as teachers/in kindergartens/with small children in general - I’m childfree so this is just a personal preference as I know I wouldn’t be a good match with someone who enjoys children enough to work with them.

Fitness instructors - I don’t know if I even have to explain this one? But people who make and extreme focus on physical appearance, mirror selfies and protein smoothies their identity are a huge turn off for me.

Professions that I do find attractive:

Business owners/entrepreneurs (can be anything from a carpenter to something more extensive) - I tend to be attracted to people who are very independent and show initiative and I find that these traits are often found in men who choose to start their own business instead of working for someone else.

Chefs - I like food and men who can cook.

Men who work with and are good at something that requires completely different skills and knowledge than my own in general - I enjoy spending time with people who can teach me new things, inspire and challenge me.