Would a person who has suffered from depression tell others that he has suffered from depression?

Depressed people usually close themselves off and hide their inner feelings, so they usually do not tell others that they have depression, and even more often choose to avoid it. But if it is someone you know well and trust, you may try to talk about some symptoms. When the person listening can look at it with tolerance, he may reveal more of his feelings. But a depressed person may talk to another depressed person because they are "equal" and have no worries and can encourage each other. If there are family members or friends around you who are suffering from depression, you can still find out from clues. They are closed and will not devote themselves to things. They may be forgetful and sleep poorly, and often sigh. If you find anything, please pay more attention and treat it with tolerance.