<human>: First of all, there's a whole ton of factors I'm not going into, both for privacy reasons and because there's just so much of it.  I'm also not entirely sure which post flair best fits this, so if I've made a mistake then please let me know.

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A while ago, I met someone here on Reddit.  As it turned out, she's depressed. She has been for most of her life, and since I found out I've been doing my best to keep her going.  I've been there before, don't want to leave anyone on their own.  That was maybe a month or two ago.  Since then, we've been talking on a nearly day-to-day basis, and I like to think it's actually helping her to some degree - which is part of the concern I'm facing right now.

This person has admitted her love for me.  A lot.  We've talked that out, accepted that it's quite literally impossible for anything to even begin to develop (particularly because we're both way too young to have any idea what that actually means, we're from different countries, and I don't reciprocate the feeling), but the idolization is still a huge factor.

She refuses to talk to her family or her IRL counsellor, so as far as I know I'm the only person she has to talk to about this.  This... doesn't seem like a particularly healthy arrangement, but it's also noticeably getting results, at least from what I can tell.  I don't want to leave her on her own, but encouraging what's starting to almost seem like borderline obsession is almost certainly a bad decision.  If all else fails, I suppose it's possible to focus on getting her out of this depressed pit she's dug herself into, and then focus on solving our interpersonal issues.

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<bot>: She's relying on me to relieve her severe depression.  How can I get myself off this pedestal and convince her to branch out and talk to other people, while still providing support?