This is a good question, but not one I find it easy to answer. I take pride in pretty much nothing I do. When I accomplish something, I never stop to take much pleasure in it. I just focus on making it even better or doing the next, bigger thing.
My psychologist has told me I shouldn't do this many times and I should stop to take pride in and joy from things I've accomplished, but I find it very hard.
I guess one thing might be that I almost didn't dare to leave my house back in 2014 but with the help of my psychologist by 2016 I was going to school regularly, doing exams, taking the bus and I had a girlfriend. I guess in some way that counts as an "achievement." Though I find it hard to see it as one because... well, most people can just do all that stuff without a problem.
I guess I'm slightly proud of having written a couple of short stories. They're not great or anything, but I did write them. And I'm a little bit proud that I've started writing again and written almost every day since the end of February.
I guess I'm proud of my knowledge about literature and politics which I've gathered over the last decade. That's actually one of the few reasons I don't want to die. Because I hate the idea of losing it. Even though I'm not sure anyone except me cares.
And in some weird way I guess I'm proud of the fantasy world I've created that my novel is set in, even though the novel isn't finished and the fantasy world is not nearly as expansive and detailed as I want it to be.
I guess that's probably all. Although maybe sometimes I'm a little proud of the muscle I've built over the years. But that honestly varies a lot because of my BDD. Sometimes I feel like I'm skinny and unappealing, other times I feel like I'm reasonably muscular and maybe even someone could look at me and desire me (though that seems like a stretch).
I get not getting pleasure from accomplishments I never get the high that every other normal person seem to get for accomplishing something which is what "fun" adults get where as children and teenagers play and go on adventures to have fun it seems adults only get "fun" out of accomplishing things, usually boring adult stuff like fixing stuff by themselves and well yeah even assempling stuff like I did with the chair this is what "fun" they get in life which I can´t see much of a life in no
childhood and teenage years is Living, Adulthood is Existing so I very much get what you are saying in it doesn´t give you pleasure I didn´t get a huge high from assempling the PC and chair I just feel proud that I did it.
And I also very much understand the achievement you described where you worked on yourself to go to school I have actually been in the same situation where it also took me years to get good enough to go back to school and like you I have a hard time seeing stuff like this as an accomplishment because everyone else just to that. But objectively it was an accomplishment that we did it but it just doesn´t feel like it it feels more like chasing after what everyone else have, I think the only way I would feel some kind of pleasure if even is if I surpassed someone in something like getting a better paying job than someone else, won the lottery, got big and shredded like I always dreamt of to the point where I looked better than most but having to work for years just to be able to chase after the others that by then are miles ahead of me isn´t very pleasurable it feels more like failure.
And I envy you being muscular since I tried many times and failed mostly because of me being allergic to all foods so it´s hard to get calories enough when my eosphagus (food pipe) tightens and get´s dry and also because I easily get injured even know I haven´t worked out for a few weeks because of a nerve damage injury in my hand so I lost the little muscle I build, but anyways it´s understandable if you´re proud of having people muscle over the years you should be it´s one of the few things in this world you can´t pay someone else to do if you had money for it so this one you definitely should be proud of.
Also what is your fantasy story about I´m curious, even now I am watching Game of Thrones for the 6th time so I like these fantasy worlds.
I assembled a table and chair 2 years ago and I am proud of that. Now I know I can assemble anything if needed.
Same here, I used to think I couldn´t assemple anything now I also know I most likely can if I really try like my life depend on it even though it might take way longer than everyone else I am almost certain I could assemble some stuff e.g. if I needed a new table/desk in the future or a cabinet I think there is a chance I could manage if I tried.
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and which ones? I have less than 30 
