Depression Support Group
Depression is a real and debilitating condition that is often misunderstood by family and friends. Its meaning can range from a prolonged period of sadness to an actual mental illness with specific symptoms. Find and share experiences with others who are going through the same struggles.

CountryGirl8250
Do you think people honestly care? Like do people care that I'm going through depression? Or are they too focused on their own problems to even notice me? I just want to know if people care or not. Please
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But yes, some people care and even if there is only one or even if WE here are the ONLY ones, that's OK!
Long story short I do care. Trust me I'm not the type of person that says things just to make people happy
Personally, I'm married to a woman who I'm not attracted to, do not enjoy her personality and otherwise do not experience all the benefits of marriage with. Nonetheless, I demonstrate love to her as a man should love a woman. It's in these close personal relationships where true love can be exemplified where we can see what true love is really all about.
Most importantly, Jesus loves us all and demonstrated that in the most sacrificial way. Though people may fail, God never falls off of His (loving) Throne. I experience His comfort each day through my hardship while receiving Love in which to love her.
So yeah, They care with what they've got spare, which is usually very little. We all have to drag our own way out of the quicksand. People will try to help but they are quickly used up.