{ "id": "77827e1e089a67acabae67bde680b67f99e92cd394eaa66c43c22966b242c888", "pubkey": "18b6808c9389771f1bad9d0e58b0568502a7b5a75b4ef7a84cced9a4ea5b62fc", "created_at": 1782136168, "kind": 1068, "tags": [ [ "imeta", "url https://blossom.primal.net/f9ac2e70734271f51cfc49f1d2b5dfe72020adab37539608d7171fb2e213e315.jpg", "m jpeg", "dim 3024.0x4032.0" ], [ "option", "0", "One should be considerate of others" ], [ "option", "1", "You are not responsible for it." ], [ "polltype", "singlechoice" ], [ "endsAt", "1782222568" ], [ "client", "Primal iOS" ] ], "content": "Dealing with Depressed Friends 🤍 \n\nThis is something that has occupied my thoughts for a long time and continues to do so whenever I am confronted with it.\nI know what it is like to be depressed because I have experienced it myself. Fortunately, that was a long time ago. I like to think that this allows me to empathize with the situation to some extent. So a lack of understanding is not the issue.\nThe question I keep coming back to is: To what extent should we, as friends, make allowances for depression and take it into account when dealing with the behaviors a depressed person may display? How much patience and understanding is healthy and appropriate? When is it important to set boundaries? And to what extent can I still expect a depressed person to behave like a responsible adult?\n\nWhat are your thoughts and experiences on this?\nhttps://blossom.primal.net/f9ac2e70734271f51cfc49f1d2b5dfe72020adab37539608d7171fb2e213e315.jpg", "sig": "7df8975a90acfe92b8fd44242f20cfaa9285bb965bd60d60781eb85c22e7d1ff51f8aab710996e1a4005c7681071dfd3591cf5f9ff1ca553d7ba716623fd792d" }