The movie "My Husband Got Depression" tells you: if there are people around you who love you, depression will definitely get better

It is said that depression is a very terrifying illness, yet it is not that terrifying; it is said that depression is not terrifying, yet it is somewhat panic-inducing. Among them, the movie "My Husband Got Depression" tells the story of how a loved one helps a depression patient walk out of the darkness and regain the sunlight, a beautiful yet heartbreaking process.

"My Husband Got Depression" is mainly adapted from the manga of the same name written by Hideko Tateno based on the real experiences of her and her husband Akira Mochizuki, telling some everyday trivial matters that happen while the wife takes care of her husband who has depression.

The husband is called Ono, an employee of an internet company, and he is very passionate and meticulous about both work and life. His wife Haru, on the other hand, lives quite casually and is also a fairly free-spirited manga artist, so naturally she does not have so many rules and restrictions when it comes to life or work.

In the days that follow, Haru gradually notices that her husband Ono often stares blankly at the trash can, and does not talk much during meals either. As this goes on for a long time, Ono gradually loses his appetite, and occasionally even starts talking to himself. In severe moments, he would even hold a knife toward Haru and say he will never make bento again, and sometimes even says he wants to end his own life.

You can imagine that depression is actually a rather terrifying thing, and in severe cases, it can even produce suicidal thoughts. The wife Haru feels that this series of reactions is very abnormal, so she takes her husband to the hospital for a checkup, and the doctor tells Haru that her husband has depression.

After learning this news, Haru does not distance herself from her husband because of the depression. Instead, she looks up information online to find out how to cure depression. Her husband also accepts the fact that he has depression and resigns from the job he once loved. In the train car on the way back, Haru, heartbroken, holds her husband and says: "In the days to come, I will definitely treat you well! I will never let you squeeze into the train car again." In that instant, her husband feels that he is understood at this moment, and instantly feels so wronged that he cries like a little child.

When Ono is in a very bad mood, Ono's cousin also comes to visit him, and the cousin encourages his younger brother to keep working hard. Because Ono's condition changes from time to time, there always has to be someone by his side, and the two people's life begins to become strained. Because Haru is anxious, she accidentally takes her temper out on Ono, which suddenly changes Ono's mood drastically and makes Ono's suicidal thoughts especially intense. Fortunately, Haru discovers it in time and saves her husband.

After this incident, the two become even more trusting and understanding of each other. In this kind of life, Haru is also given some creative inspiration, which leads her to draw a manga that sells very well. Life is like this: no matter what we encounter, we must keep going, keep working hard, and bravely face everything! As the saying goes: the harder you work, the luckier you get. This really does truly exist.

In fact, the movie tells a very simple truth: in life, we will always encounter some unexpected things, and we need to learn to face them, treat them with honesty, and then we can turn danger into safety. Just like Ono, who has depression, as long as he accepts the facts and has love around him, he will definitely be able to regain the sunlight!