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RandomOne said:
It doesn't

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What Is Smiling Depression? Signs, Causes, and When to Get Help - Still Mind Florida

Smiling depression describes the experience of living with clinical depression while appearing perfectly fine to the outside world. The person shows up to
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Camouflaging depression - PMC

Many individuals with depression have been observed to exert effort to appear non-depressed. This effort, referred to as camouflaging, has been systematically studied among individuals with autism spectrum disorder and attention deficit ...
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Understanding masked depression: A Clinical scenario - PMC

Masked depression is often misdiagnosed due to the predominance of somatic symptoms and is further complicated by lack of awareness among doctors. The present survey was conducted to gather the views of psychiatrists and nonpsychiatrists regarding ...
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If you want I can find more sources
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From one of the articles that YOU posted:

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Each of the other 2 articles that you posted also have some pretty clear descriptions of how depression shows up on people who are good as masking the traditional symptoms, also. They just don't have an easy to copy graphic. In your attempt to disprove my point, you did a great job of reinforcing it.

Again, depression ALWAYS shows up. Even if the person tries to hide it. That's pretty clear from the information that YOU provided.

Salute, though.
 
mryounggun said:
Depression always shows. And that girl didn't kill herself.
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Completely false. I personally know a few personal cases where there were zero signs. Some folks just good at keeping their personal battles to themselves and play happy in public because they fear being looked at as weak or an issue.

tho I do think there was foul play possibly here that still doesn't change the fact that depression doesn't always show.
 
OGDirtyD said:
Completely false. I personally know a few personal cases where there were zero signs. Some folks just good at keeping their personal battles to themselves and play happy in public because they fear being looked at as weak or an issue.

tho I do think there was foul play possibly here that still doesn't change the fact that depression doesn't always show.
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Ok.
 
Even if signs "show" people might not be around people afflicted 24/7 to identify there is an issue.

Thats unreasonable to expect. Especially for an adult. Kind of a ridiculous stance to take. Respectfully @mryounggun
 
Freeman said:
Even if signs "show" people might not be around people afflicted 24/7 to identify there is an issue.

Thats unreasonable to expect. Especially for an adult. Kind of a ridiculous stance to take. Respectfully @mryounggun
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You’re misunderstanding. My position isn’t that anyone should have seen the sign or even could have seen the signd. My stance is that there are always signs. That can’t really be disputed. Even if the signs manifest only behind closed doors and the person never lets anyone see them behind closed doors…there are signs.
 
mryounggun said:
You’re misunderstanding. My position isn’t that anyone should have seen the sign or even could have seen the signd. My stance is that there are always signs. That can’t really be disputed. Even if the signs manifest only behind closed doors and the person never lets anyone see them behind closed doors…there are signs.
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Oh... well duh nigga.

I assume what @RandomOne and @OGDirtyD are opposing is that the signs don't exist to people in ones orbit if they aren't seen/heard. And that someone dealing with depression can be seen as perfectly fine because they aren't exhibiting those signs.

If not im not sure what we're doing.

No disrespect.
 
Freeman said:
Oh... well duh nigga.

I assume what @RandomOne and @OGDirtyD are opposing is that the signs don't exist to people in ones orbit if they aren't seen/heard. And that someone dealing with depression can be seen as perfectly fine because they aren't exhibiting those signs.

If not im not sure what we're doing.

No disrespect.
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Mental health gets ignored too easily or made fun of. Especially with men

My stance is that it does not always show and there are doctors and studies that agree with that. You can see someone visibly normal and happy but on the inside they are depressed

health.clevelandclinic.org

What Does High-Functioning Depression Look Like?

Depression isn’t always easy to spot. Some people with depression can appear to be doing just fine. But trying to keep that up can take a big toll. Here’s why.
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“Depression isn’t always something you can see in others or pinpoint easily in yourself,” says psychologist Dawn Potter, PsyD. “For some people, depression lives under the surface. It can be extremely challenging to go about your day-to-day, but to the rest of the world, you seem to be doing reasonably well.”

“The difference lies in the ‘functioning,’” Dr. Potter clarifies. “A person living with high-functioning depression may appear as if nothing is amiss, but in reality, they may feel as if they’re hanging on by a thread.”
 
RandomOne said:
Mental health gets ignored too easily or made fun of. Especially with men

My stance is that it does not always show and there are doctors and studies that agree with that. You can see someone visibly normal and happy but on the inside they are depressed

health.clevelandclinic.org

What Does High-Functioning Depression Look Like?

Depression isn’t always easy to spot. Some people with depression can appear to be doing just fine. But trying to keep that up can take a big toll. Here’s why.
health.clevelandclinic.org health.clevelandclinic.org
“Depression isn’t always something you can see in others or pinpoint easily in yourself,” says psychologist Dawn Potter, PsyD. “For some people, depression lives under the surface. It can be extremely challenging to go about your day-to-day, but to the rest of the world, you seem to be doing reasonably well.”

“The difference lies in the ‘functioning,’” Dr. Potter clarifies. “A person living with high-functioning depression may appear as if nothing is amiss, but in reality, they may feel as if they’re hanging on by a thread.”
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So you agree with me or...
 
mryounggun said:
You’re misunderstanding. My position isn’t that anyone should have seen the sign or even could have seen the signd. My stance is that there are always signs. That can’t really be disputed. Even if the signs manifest only behind closed doors and the person never lets anyone see them behind closed doors…there are signs.
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I fully understand your point. Its a hang up of a technicality. If the symptoms only show up behind "closed doors" then know they dont always. Of course there are symptoms but they dont always show up in public settings.
 
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