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I haven't explained my situation to my family yet.how do i come out?how do i tell them what all i go through evry day without worrying them too?
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![]() Do you live with your family? If you do, they probably already sense something is wrong. If you are young (living with parent{s}), there are many possible reactions but the mostly likely one is that it will be a good thing to tell them. For instance, in my case, I can usually sense when something is amiss and I jump to the worst possible conclusions; therefore, I would be relieved. It can be really hard to ask for and accept help. Some parents might at first be in denial and therefore be sort of dismissive. Admittedly, it must be terribly hard for those who reach out and are dismissed but you still need to try. And sometimes someone might be in denial at first but later come around. If they care about you ![]() ![]() |
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When people care for you, they worry when something is wrong. That's what people do. Be clear about what's going on, and what you do and don't need from them. Tell them what is helpful and what is not. And trust them to be able to cope. It might take some time for them to assimilate the information, but open communication will ease the way. Good luck.
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i wish you luck. telling my family ended up to be the worst thing i'd ever done in my life (though they were never supportive of me, depression or not) hopefully you have a loving caring family, and can tell them if you don't want to talk directly, try printing some stuff out from the internet to do with depression |
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They laughed at you? Did they say anything?
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