7 Signs Someone With Depression Likes You

Do you have depression or know someone who does? We made this video, because a long time ago, someone asked us, how to do you know someone with depression likes you? And how do we become more sensitive to that? Sometimes, it can become hard for someone with depression to openly admit their feelings for you. If you're someone with depression or know someone struggling with depression, who might have a fancy on you. Then this video is for you.
Hope you find it helpful.

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Script Writer: Elliot Figueira
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Further Readings and Sources to back up some of the points in this video:

They Seem Afraid Of Getting Rejected

This study reports that adolescents with depression are more likely to get rejected:

They Might Feel Like You're Out Of Their League

(people who are depressed often feel worthless)

If They're Not Interested In Sex, That Doesn't Mean They're Not Into You

This study links depression with sexual dysfunction. The idea being that depressed people might not be interested in sex as much, but they might still be attracted to you:



They Might Seem Desperate

This study links "out of control" sexual behavior with depression - the idea being that depressed people desperately want companionship to make themselves feel better:



Their Flirting Style Might Be Awkward

This study explores the link between depression and lowered interpersonal communication:

They Might Seem Conflicted About The New Romance

this article talks about "relational uncertainty," which is basically when depressed people feel very unsure and worried about their relationships:

They Might Have Trouble Making Eye Contact

We could follow up this by saying "but its seems like they WANT to look you in the eyes - depressed people find it harder to maintain eye contact:

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