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Topic	Is it a bad idea to ambush my friend who is dealing with depression?
rofflemypancake 02/21/24 4:47:02 AM #1:	I haven't seen my friend in over a year because he is dealing with depression (his own words) and is a NEET. He stays at home all day (lives with parents) at his computer and rejects all invitations to hang out. We offer come to him, pay for him if we grab food, catch up. He always says "next time" but it never comes. We've spoken to his mutual friends to see if he ever leaves his home and they actually haven't even had any sort of contact with him at all. A group of my friends wanted to go directly to his home unannounced and tell him that we want to support him and whatever he's going through. But is it a bad idea to do so as it would leave him unprepared to see us all in his current state? --- Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway. <cite>rofflemypancake posted [p:978957762] in Is it a ba... [t:80701954]...</cite> <quote>I haven't seen my friend in over a year because he is dealing with depression (his own words) and is a NEET. He stays at home all day (lives with parents) at his computer and rejects all invitations to hang out. We offer come to him, pay for him if we grab food, catch up. He always says "next time" but it never comes. We've spoken to his mutual friends to see if he ever leaves his home and they actually haven't even had any sort of contact with him at all.A group of my friends wanted to go directly to his home unannounced and tell him that we want to support him and whatever he's going through.But is it a bad idea to do so as it would leave him unprepared to see us all in his current state? --- Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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