<human>: I'll first start off by saying my gf is the type of person who is very reserved with her feelings.  She struggled with a bit of depression last year and just within the past month it has come back and hit her pretty hard.  Well after a couple weeks of noticing she was struggling but her not wanting to talk about it she finally decided to admit to me that she was struggling with depression and seeing a counselor.  Reasons for depression are not living up to expectations at college, at home (parents), and then struggling with being apart now that I have recently started grad school a few hours away.

Just yesterday she finally mustard up enough courage to tell her parents that she was struggling with depression and was so upset (bawling) that she had to stay the night at my apartment rather than drive home during the night.  Her parents are extremely old fashioned/religious and did not agree with her decision even though she specifically said she slept in a different room.  Her dad proceeded to tell her that her depression was "a bunch of crap, to get it together, and not to mess it up for herself by continuing to do this or they would bring her home and stop paying for college".  Her mom replied by saying "if she can't figure out whats wrong with herself to quit her job and to quit school...if she can't handle it since (my gf) was the one that chose to go there".  Not once did either parent even acknowledge the depression...

I spoke with her parents as briefly as possible saying I care about their daughter very much, I really want her to be happy, and I think it would help her tremendously if they gave her support. To which the mom replied "this is my fourth daughter, I've dealt with plenty of drama, she knows how her parents roll and I don't need your advice".

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<bot>: My gf struggled to finally admit to her parents she had depression, they told her it was "a bunch of crap and to get it together"