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What to Look For in a Partner if You Have Depression

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Take it from me, someone who’s had to navigate dating as a person with depression: it’s not easy. I won’t sugarcoat it.Depression, and mental illness in general, are still very stigmatized, which can mean that depressed people are often judged or misunderstood when meeting new people, being vulnerable, and opening up about their condition.

Judgement can be especially harsh from people who don’t suffer from mental illness themselves. Not to mention, dating is hard for pretty much everybody, mental illness or not.While you don’t want to place pressure on your partner to make you happy or rely on your partner for all of your happiness, there are definitely some qualities to look for in a partner that can make for a happier, healthier

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