If you are experiencing depression, you will react as if the whole world is crumbling down in front of you with no foresight of redemption. In most cases, you will also tend to think and act irrationally. It puts a strain on you, preventing you to see the better side of the goodness of life. It only makes you feel that everything you want to do to make your life a better place to be in, turns out to be a wasted effort.
People closest to you will also feel the brunt of your depression. They want to help you but you may not see their help in a better light, and you may shun any form of assistance from them. In the end, they will not blame you for leaving if it is going to make things easier for you.
The bottom line is that you have to get yourself out of this cocoon. You have to deal with the problem by first understanding that you have a depression. Next, you have to find out what caused this mental disorder.
There may be many reasons such as one losing a job, or experiencing failure due to occurrence of an event. Even though you are in a strong relationship, this feeling of depression can snowball and have an adverse effect on your relationship.
When it begins to affect both of you, the only solution is for both of you to undergo counseling. You got to be back down and be mindful of the situation carefully.
There is a correlation between past relationship and depression. It is possible you have previously experienced a failed relationship and this sense of dismal feeling follows you through you current relationship.
It is therefore important that you seek remedial advice from marriage counselors or trained professionals.
What is important is that you must never give up the belief that you can overcome this mental disorder and that every effort you make matters. It is vital especially when your loved one has to depend on you.
The good side of it is that with a strong relationship, you will overcome your depression.
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