Men's depression and recognising symptoms

The video describes recognisable patterns of men's depression, including presentations of anger and aggression, masking emotions and preoccupations with work -- all of which allow men to ignore any depressive symptoms they are experiencing.
Healthcare providers, families and friends need to be cautious of these "coping mechanisms" and recognise that the symptoms exhibited may indicate depression.
For more information, please visit our website: UBC Men's Health Research www.menshealthresearch.ubc.ca
For resources on mental health and wellness, visit: www.mentalhealth.gov/ in the US or healthycanadians.gc.ca/healthy... in Canada.

[@martyalexander5627]

Everything here rights true to me. But I can't accept I am depressed. I don't feel I have anything to live for, all I ever think about is my death, but I have agood job and a good network of family and friends. I am never happy. I don't think I'm depressed,

[@MrMRB45]

Love you Ellie. :(

[@200991602]

Both sexes bottle it up.

[@Xilosphere]

+Wednesday Riding Women less so. They have shoulders lining up to be leaned on. It's also a part of the female sexual narrative to be weak and depressed - men will try to "save" weak women. No woman will save a man that isn't her son.