<human>: I'm living with two roommates [both 24M] at the moment. We've been friends for awhile. One of my roommates lost his job and has been really depressed, to the point of being very vocal about how shitty he feels. I feel bad for him, I really do, and I've been trying to cheer him up, but to no avail. I know depression is a serious condition, but I'm just not used to dealing with it, and kind of at a loss.

So now the issue at hand. In our apartment, I'm the only one who has a TV, and while I could have just set it up in my room, I set it up in our common room so that anyone can use it. Lately though, he's brought his desktop computer out of his room and hooked it up to the TV. Like I said, I'm fine with sharing the TV and initially had no problem with this, games look awesome in 1080p. The only thing is I thought it was gonna be just a one night deal. It's been a couple weeks now and he's turned my TV into his personal monitor. He's not just playing games on it, but he's also using it to just surf the internet and spends all day doing so. He's home now most of the time when I'm not and I don't watch a lot of TV so it feels like me and my other roommate have lost control of the space if that makes sense. When I get home from work I occasionally like to watch a movie or watch some late night comedy before I go to sleep, but he's just there. I guess the main issue is that it feels awkward to bring any of this up because of how interlinked with his depression it is.

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<bot>: roommate has been monopolizing our common room and using my TV as his personal monitor. His depression is in our face and we don't know what to do.