How to tell your boyfriend or girlfriend you have depression?
Robyncheespuff19
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Feb 21, 2016
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Honestly, there is no specific way to tell them. You just go with whatever feels best. For me, i was laying in bed with him, and i just came out with it. He was shocked at my outburst, but was fine with the whole thing. Honestly, you needn't worry.
Anonymous
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Feb 21, 2016
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Well, you should just tell them! If they love you, it won't affect your relationship, except maybe making them love you even more.
Blakey
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Feb 25, 2016
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Sometimes diving into the deep end can be scary for you and the other person. It can be hard to know where to start. Even just by asking for help and by telling your partner that you are struggling, can help create a starting point. The conversation can then be gently guided in the right direction by both people together.
Anonymous
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Feb 25, 2016
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darling,i have been feeling depressed and need you to help me feel better.it s not you , so please don't think it is .I just need your support to get through this .I love you very much
Anonymous
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Feb 25, 2016
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You have to sit them down at a good time and do it when you feel comfortable. You have to make sure that they are understanding of you and your feelings.
AthenaHope122
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Feb 26, 2016
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You be open and honest with them. Explain the situation and tell them what feelings you experience. Asking them to support you can help them see a way to help you
Marsalaa
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Feb 27, 2016
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Just be honest. Tell him/her your feelings :)
In a relationship.., you have to let it all out and express your feelings/emotions to the other individual.
wonderfulArrow71
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Feb 28, 2016
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Don't expect them to know how to respond,and taking your time with it with it may help both of you but just do you they shouldn't expect anything else
HereForYou1992
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Feb 28, 2016
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Sometimes it can be hard to tell when a loved one is depressed. Perhaps they have recently stopped participating in some of their regular activities such as sports or social gatherings. There might be a change in the music they listen to. Look for unusual changes in your partners eating and sleeping patterns.
summertheseason
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Feb 28, 2016
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When I was in a relationship, I was up front about it. I explained to my partner that I suffered from depression. I made it clear to them that it was nothing they did, but something I have had for awhile now. I am very blunt when it comes to things like this, and just said "I need to tell you something important about me that may affect our relationship." Then, from there, I explained that some things trigger me, and that they were not obligated to try and help. They were very understanding, and it's a good conversation to have.
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