Mental illness, including depression, is something every person must face and manage in their own way. But it also impacts relationships with friends, family — and particularly partners.
Those closest to someone living with depression can be a huge source of love, comfort, and support. But they can often feel enormous pressure.
Couples face a higher chance of divorce when one or both partners has a mental health condition. A 2011 multinational studyTrusted Source found a 12 percent increase in the prevalence of divorce.
But there’s also good news. That difference isn’t generally the result of fault on the part of either partner. Rather, it comes from how they interact and communicate, and how both partners approach the symptoms of the illness. This means there’s a lot you can do to help your relationship beat the odds.
I am new here trying to Find my way out of this
Almost 4am, i feel dizzy, nauseus and scared. I don't want to throw up 
Hello New here! Just wanted to say hi and give an intro. 
Walking buddy?
Lazy or depressed? How do I know? 
