I was on Indeed looking at job postings when I saw an opening at Best Buy. I clicked the link and it took me to the Indeed page, where I read the description and all the details. Then I scheduled an online interview. I picked the date and the time, and then I waited.

The day came and I got ready. I watched a bunch of videos to prepare, but I knew generic advice wouldn't be as useful as I hoped. I wore some nice casual formal clothes, a quarter zip, and the interview began.

The interviewer asked me a few basic questions, like if I work well under pressure. It went really well and we were done within 15 minutes. At the end, he told me, "I really like you. I like your confidence and you already know where you're going." I wanted to stay humble, so I brushed it off and figured he said that to everyone. He told me to expect an email about the in person interview soon.

Two days later I got an email with the time and date options for in person interviews. I scheduled one and waited again.

The day finally came. I showed up 30 minutes early, just in case. I walked into the store, told a staff member I was there for an interview, and he said to wait because they were already in the middle of one. I said of course and waited patiently, browsing their selection.

Eventually a staff member came and told me they were ready for me. I walked in, and that staff member and the manager each asked me one question. Within 5 minutes of answering both, the manager stood up, shook my hand, and said, "You're hired."

I just stood there shocked for a few seconds. I thanked him and walked out confidently, then stood outside the store for a solid 30 seconds trying to comprehend what had just happened.

Then I got a text from the staff member who had interviewed me alongside the manager. It said, "I've never seen anyone get hired like that, congrats brother."

We had good days, horrible days, but the best days are ahead.

It was hard to take care of three children and seeing my wife in pain in front of my eyes. I tried to hide my emotions from everyone, tried to be strong for everyone. It worked out, today we got the results, she is fully healed.

I have no one to share this, i'm sending big and happy hugs to you my internet friends <3

I started a book club at work. And people came! They read the book, had a good discussion and looking forward to the next one. No obe thought it was dumb or silly!

7 weeks ago today I broke my pelvis from a minor fall due to developing osteoporosis (which I’m far too young to have and only discovered last Friday). Ive been washing myself in the sink ever since but I was given the all clear to fully weight-bear last week and had my first seated shower this evening! I feel slightly more human and a lot less gross. I absolutely love showers and I missed the feeling of warm water running down my back so very much!

i had appendicitis a while back and ended up needing surgery, and wow recovery was way more annoying than i expected. i thought once the surgery was over i'd slowly get back to normal, but everything took so much longer than i wanted. even little things around the house had me feeling tired, and i hated having to ask people to help me with stuff i could normally do without even thinking about it.

the hardest part was honestly getting frustrated with myself. i'd have a day where i felt pretty good and think okayyy maybe i'm finally back, then i'd do a few things and realize i still needed to take it easy. i missed my usual routine so much, especially just being able to make food whenever i wanted.

but today i actually made a whole dinner on my own for the first time since surgery!! nothing fancy, just a normal homemade meal, but i did all the chopping, cooking, everything. and i cleaned up after too, which probably sounds so boring but i was SO happy that i could do it without feeling like i needed to stop halfway through.

i sat down to eat and had this little moment of wow, i'm actually getting back to myself again 🥹 it's such a basic thing but i've missed doing normal everyday stuff on my own. anyway i'm ridiculously proud of my dinner tonight and needed to tell someone lol. please congratulate me like i'm five because this feels like a pretty big deal to me.

My wife gave birth to the second prettiest girl in the world after her. I felt like everything changed in my life the moment I hold my little baby girl. I'll be the best father ever, I'll do anything and everything for her!

I'm too joyful, I don't know what to do. My wife and my tiny miny baby daughter resting now and I can't even sleep because I'm so excited!

I’ve become nihilistic and I don’t wanna be that person so I’m taking small steps to be better and find the joy in life again

My car key had been getting weaker for a while and I kept putting off dealing with it because I assumed replacing the battery would be annoying. Finally looked it up today, opened the fob, swapped the battery and had it working again in like five minutes. Very small win, but I was weirdly proud of myself afterward.

Bit of backstory, I had been in choirs my entire childhood into college, I loved it. Truly my favorite part of any school day was my choir classes. It brought me so much joy and fun and a sense of belonging. In college I had to drop my choir classes because of conflicts with my major and I was so sad.

Now fast forward 9 ish years later, I’ve moved multiple times and haven’t been able to find a choir in my area. They’re all men’s choirs or other specific demographics I didn’t fit into. But I finally found a community choir in August and last night was our first concert.

Not only did I find a choir that felt wonderful and welcoming, but I felt brave enough a few weeks ago to audition for my first solo, ever! And I somehow got it! It was only 15 seconds, and my voice cracked from nerves and it definitely wasn’t my best performance… but I did it! I did the scary thing!

If you’re considering reconnecting with a passion or hobby from your past, absolutely do it! My heart is so full right now 💕

After many attempts, i finally started being productive at work and stopped doomscrolling, My Screen time is down to an average of 1h 30m.

I've also been exercising daily to stay active

I'm very, very forgetful. Possibly adhd, I don't know. I've struggled for years to remember to put the trash out on trash day. The responsibility always ends up falling to someone else when I forget, and I end up feeling so guilty.

Today I put the trash out, early and easily. Didn't forget, made sure to do it before I got distracted. Proud of myself.

I graduated in May 2026, after 4 long years of uni and finally got a job in IT. I can't wait to start my professional life and certainly do not miss my time job hunting. I'm glad to gain experience.

Nobody knows that I cut myself in the past, I kept it secret and hit the cuts/scars well. That also means I have nobody to celebrate with. I have now officially been clean for one year today, and I am pretty proud. I didn't think I could do it.

Edit: Thank you to everyone here! This means so much to me!

Based on the strengths mentioned above, I decided to get into data analytics because of my above average pattern, logical, and quantitative reasoning. I previously finished my bachelors degree in psychology and I wasn’t too sure what I wanted to do with that degree. While I found the topics of psychology very interesting, I experienced so much burnout from intensive writing and reading due to issues with organizing my thoughts and doing them at a certain time. It was an uphill battle due to my severe learning disabilities at reading and writing. I still managed to graduate with a 3.2 gpa through hard work and accommodations.

Then lately, I have been thinking a lot about what I used to truly enjoy as a child and took a pre assessment tests to find out about my strengths and weaknesses. Once I got my pre assessment results, I put them on the google AI mode and asked AI what career paths and majors would be suitable and not so suitable for me. I have done that several times to see if I would get the same or different responses but it turned out that the responses I have been getting are the same which is data analytics and back end software engineering. I also decided to watch videos about data analytics and programming and it turns out that I really enjoy them. Therefore, I am proud of finally realizing where my strengths lie and what career paths and majors are suitable for me.

Yesterday, I got the Prevnar 20 vaccine, which helps prevent against pneumonia. Because I am classified as high risk with my lung condition, the Canadian healthcare system covered it.

I’ve been in a super bad place mentally. Was fired from my job in a mass layoff two months ago, and while I wasn’t doing too bad the first few weeks, job hunting hell got to me and I’ve felt super useless living in my parents’ house but not really doing anything and just being inside all the time when I wasn’t in interviews, and I kinda just quit for a while. Ironically the fact I felt so useless is what made my depression so bad I could hardly take care of my hygiene, which just made me feel even more useless.

I just feel good today, and it’s been a while since I’ve felt good. Having clean hair and no plaque feels so nice. Makes me feel a bit less useless while I’m jobless.

Hi all, long time lurker. I have been going to therapy weekly (sometimes twice a week) for severe depression for years now. In the past year I started a new treatment in conjunction with talk therapy and it’s done wonders. After almost a year on this treatment, I finally feel comfortable enough to reduce my time in talk therapy - because I don’t have many, if any, depressing thoughts to talk about!! My therapist and I both cried from joy because i’m in a much better place now. Happy to be here and i’m along for the ride.

Today's my 22nd Birthday and gosh I still feel like a kid

Shame I can’t figure out how to show a picture though, it’s sick as frick

It was irregular because of stress so I didn’t know when it would stop. (I use hormonal birth control to not have a period) I am jumping with joy yippeee!!!!

I really dislike exercise and getting sweaty which is why I never workout. However, I've been not feeling the best in my body lately. It's not a body image issue but more like I've been feeling groggy all the time which is concerning since I'm relatively young.

So I finally got myself together and decided to walk to the pool and swim some laps. By the end of the day I had walked 9,000 steps and swam 20 laps (a whole km!).

My arms are really sore but that doesn't matter because I'm proud of myself :)

I’ve wanted to try surströmming for a while but honestly the videos of people opening it always put me off. We were out camping and I figured being outside was probably the best time to finally try it. The smell was exactly as bad as I expected, but I actually took a bite instead of backing out. Not exactly a huge accomplishment, but I’m weirdly proud that I finally tried it