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 How would you handle being in a relationship with someone who has depression problems?
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If i thought they needed medical attention i'd try to suggest they get help and if I didn't seem to at least in some ways be able to make them happy[hint]then probaly things wouldn't last
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I did it for 12 yrs. I chose to not let it bring me down.
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Depending on how strong I am and how much dedication I am willing to make, I'd seek help for my partner. There's so much out there that deal with people and depression...I'm willing to go the extra mile to make my partner happy and live life.
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Introduce them to this drug called prozac
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How would you handle being in a relationship with someone who has depression problems?
Have them look into getting help. Something like this causes serious strain on a relationship and for some, it is too much for them to handle. |
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How would you handle being in a relationship with someone who has depression problems?
by giving more love and understanding to that person 
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Been there done that, and the bit*h's brother and she both tried to stab me in the same day, after acting normal for about two months.....Damned models, ya never can trust 'em.
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Been there done that, and the bit*h's brother and she both tried to stab me in the same day, after acting normal for about two months.....Damned models, ya never can trust 'em. That seems more like psychos to me than depressed. Eek! 
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Been there done that, and the bit*h's brother and she both tried to stab me in the same day, after acting normal for about two months.....Damned models, ya never can trust 'em. That seems more like psychos to me than depressed. Eek!
I agree. |
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Been there done that, and the bit*h's brother and she both tried to stab me in the same day, after acting normal for about two months.....Damned models, ya never can trust 'em. That seems more like psychos to me than depressed. Eek!
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needless to say... no way. |
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How would you handle being in a relationship with someone who has depression problems?
I'd try to help them. However, I wouldn't try to break up with them in the meanwhile, as that's liable to put the affected person over the edge. Not only that, but it's just rather callous as well. |
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How would you handle being in a relationship with someone who has depression problems?
I have two sister that have depression and my dad has manic depression, so as long as it wasn't too severe and they were being properly treated, I could handle it. |
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I couldn't & I won't put myself through that again
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it doesnt bother me unless they talk about hating life and wanting to die all the time.
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try to talk to them and see why and whats causing it and see if its something you can help with but mainly be patient with them cause if you don't it could make problems worse
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Edited by
redneck29
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Sun 01/18/09 02:34 PM
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Been there done that. It is a up and down ride. The problem is my ex would never get help. The only yhing that kept her ok is the stable life we had, now that she is gone and living the life she is, it has gotton alot worse. I could love someone like that the next time around, If they would get help.
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You are only responsible for your own happiness and have no control over what someone else thinks or does. If this person is depressed they need help, but only they can make that choice. Take care of yourself, love with compassion, but don't get caught up in their misery...then you have two people depressed.
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if you love them then you do the best you can
educate yourself about the illness and learn how best to cope. |
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