<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

Me and my long distance SO have been together for a couple of months, and his depression has recently become something that we've been dealing with. It's affecting our relationship in that he's always tired and conversation is often really slow because he's burnt out. 

And others in long-distance relationships surely know this, conversation can be slow anyways, so this is really just making things worse. Plus, there is literally nothing I can do to help him or make him feel better, so that just makes me feel awful.

The other day, it came up that he isn't currently getting help for his depression, nor is he on any medication. From just my perspective, this makes the prospects of our relationship look really bleak. Because if he's never going to get better, and we haven't even been together terribly long, things really aren't looking too good. I told him that if he didn't ever think that he was going to get help, I doubted that we would last much longer.

We're going to talk about this more today, and I just wanted to get your opinions on this and how I should approach the situation. Am I being unreasonable? What should I do? Thanks so much!
<bot>: Long-distance boyfriend is depressed, won't seek help, and I feel that it will end our relationship unless something changes. What should I do/am I being unreasonable?