<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

As a little background, I am a STEM graduate with a well-playing job in my field. I live with my boyfriend and have worked at my job for a year, supporting both of us while he finished an online game degree. He just finished his degree and has been applying to hundreds of jobs for months, with little to no success (even for menial jobs). I have just been casually looking for job prospects and within a few days have landed an interview for a really good job in my field. 

My issue is, I know that my boyfriend feels a considerable amount of guilt (due to feeling like a financial "burden") and a lot of self-doubt and self-loathing ("I'm just unhireable"). I think that he will be happy for me about my interview, but it definitely won't make him feel better about himself. I don't see him as a financial burden, and I have always understood that the games industry is difficult and his degree isn't a big draw for employers. How do I help keep his spirits up during his difficult job search, and how do I make sure that I'm not contributing to his low self-esteem?

Also, for the record, we have been together for 9 years.
<bot>: My boyfriend is unemployed and job hunting, while I have a good job and am up for an even better job. I want to make sure he doesn't get depressed.