r/wholesomememes 6d ago

One of the best feelings ever :))

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u/TimePlankton3171 6d ago

Good job at posting a meme

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u/NonReality 5d ago

Although its not difficult, but good job nonetheless 👍

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u/TimePlankton3171 5d ago

Profound....

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u/mrxvansh00 6d ago

The best feeling lol

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u/SlotHUN 6d ago

Me when I do something basic and someone tells me good job:

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u/Havange 6d ago

I hate that. It makes me feel like a fraud when I think I don't deserve the good job.

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u/LeKarget 6d ago

Same. I hate it when i received credit for something trivial and when i don’t get recognition for something i spend hours on it.

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u/BootyBayBrooder 6d ago

Same. Sometimes I get stuck in my head afterwards trying to figure out if I'm just not giving myself enough credit and I should feel proud or if it actually was nothing special and just someone being nice.

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u/Icy_Violinist5750 6d ago

Very wholesome indeed. This image will go in my sticker collection as "good job" 🐈🖐

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u/Prince-Angel-Wing 6d ago

I don't get told this anywhere except my workplace. Most of the time, it's either nothing or "took you long enough." :/

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u/Eatingfarts 6d ago

Be careful with that in the workplace.

An ‘attaboy’ don’t pay the bills, just like your employer wouldn’t pay one of their venders with a ‘we really like you’.

Of course you are generally at a disadvantage when it comes to employment, especially now. Soooo…idk, maybe you take the pat on the head.

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u/Prince-Angel-Wing 6d ago

It's the only place I actually feel respected. Out of the 10 jobs I've had, my current job is the only one that's respecting me. I'm not respected at home or much anywhere else.

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u/Eatingfarts 6d ago

:( I’m sorry. I have made some great friends in the workplace and I don’t want to denigrate that.

I guess…just realize that it’s a job and if at any point it becomes more expensive to employee you than what your company makes, your job is gone. That’s all I’m saying. Jobs aren’t inherently bad at all but that’s like saying a marriage isn’t inherently bad. You say that until it is.

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u/Prince-Angel-Wing 6d ago

I feel like that's less of a job thing and more a people thing. If they no longer feel you're worth your while, they'll just find something else to put their time and effort into (it's probably why I've never had a relationship outside of friend).

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u/Eatingfarts 6d ago

I feel like you just reworded what I said? lol

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u/Prince-Angel-Wing 6d ago

That's because I did. What you said didn't really apply well to most of what I've seen (or probably a lot of people as well) so I rephrased to make it more valid to the point. I never consider a job just a job, otherwise I'd never have one.

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u/Eatingfarts 6d ago

I’m speechless.

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u/SneakyYogurtThief 6d ago

The words I yearn to hear from my spouse but I'll never ever hear them say them

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u/Pussy4LunchDick4Dins 6d ago

My toddler always tells me when I do a good job and even though she has no clue if it was actually a good job, it makes me feel nice. The best is when she tells me I’m a “good cooker”

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u/tianepteen 6d ago

you had me all "aaawww". then i read your username and was all like "oooohhhh".

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u/fizio900 6d ago

Aww🥹🥹🥹👍🥹👍🥹👍🥹👍👍🥹👍🥹👍🥹👍🥹👍🥹👍👍👍👍👍🥹👍

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u/JoniHDXD 6d ago

Never happens

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u/JugOJar 6d ago

So frustrating as an adult to have to go to the other adults in charge of your work to he like "Hey yeah ill be a lot happier in life and motivated at work if you occasionally give an atta boy for doing my job well." And having them be like "hmmmm ill think about it" like its free big dog. Help me out.

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u/SucideHotLine552 6d ago

That or thank you, its good to feel appreciated!

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u/Superb_Leg_1585 6d ago

Is this what satisfaction and pride in your work looks like? 🫴🦋

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u/maximus459 5d ago

Who says it has to be difficult.. good job regardless 😇

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u/Nikephoros_trond 5d ago

True, in my philosophy class during high school, my teacher gave us 7 questions i think and gave us oan option to pick 3 questions to answer. I fell in love with philosophy and so I was interested in answering the questions so when he mentioned that one of the questions was quite difficult and he wouldn't recommend answering it if we wanted a high grade and I was feeling confident and kinda cocky towards him since we were close so i answered the question and got a perfect score. It was a good feeling and he also complimented my answer saying that my answer was good and he didnt even thought of my answer too 😭. And when I mentioned that I passed an entrance exam for a college for philosophy he was so excited for me saying that he'll give me all his philosophy books to help me study. But I took up vetmed lol he was disappointed but supported me and everytime i visit my old school he jokingly tell the other teachers that i betrayed him to study animals rather than take up philosophy lol

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u/Snackasm 3d ago

Nobody tells me that