Give me advice

>>17416668
well youre clearly not a nuisance for her, if you 2 still meet,
however id suggest some therapeutical free time activities you could partake in together, how about that?

free bump i guess, otherwise

>>17416668
It sounds like you're confusing depression, which is a medical condition, with being really unhappy. Sometimes being really unhappy is the sane response to a really unhappy situation. You'd be more likely to have something wrong with you if your harsh life and her friend's death DIDN'T affect you.

>>17416742
She would often refuse to go out with me.Though we are allways in some form of contact either online or through video games.

>>17416747
Well I'm officially diagnosed with depression and was prescrbied pills.If we're talking about her I'd mention post traumatic depression.Since her friend sort of killed himself because of her, it had a great impact on her allready very unhappy life.

definitely sounds like this is putting a strain on you bud
you will not "save" both of you from depression
you won't cure her and you won't give your life meaning, it doesn't happen that way

I know that this is hard to hear right now, but you have to think of yourself too

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>>17416827
This. I think you ahould reconsider this relationship,especialy if yuou have depression. These types of illnesses don't mix well. I know, I've done it. You try fixing this girl and it will make you feel much worse. Then she probably will leave you within a year. It's called being shitty, and her "moods" make her think she can say and do anything she wants at that particular moment, and everything will be alright. Because you're being a lapdog.
She'll love you only as long as you are her lap dog. And worse, she won't find it cute after a year anymore when the lapdog has grown full size into her life's apartment and she has to take care of it like a normal human.

This is a crisis mesage from someone who has been in your situation years ago.
G E T O U T N O W

>>17416668
Hi Op, this is a hard one. I myself am going on 2 years with a girl who has had a rough life and depression issues. I also had/have these. I gave my everything for this relationship, and so did she, and that's why my instance worked out. It's super difficult even when both parties are trying their hardest, so in your case it might only work out if you're both the dedicated type of people.

It's nice to hear everyone's opinion.I assure you though I can withstand any amount of pressure, as said If i could I'd soak all her pain for her.As for the lap dog theory, I hope that won't be the case but it sounds pretty accurate right now.

>>17416668
> The thing is is that she hasn't improved over the month we've been together
lmao. you do understand what depression is right? don't expect anything to change, ever. dont expect her to be capable of "real love" either.

t. depressed person