What to say to someone who has given up?
Here are a few of their very, very good suggestions.
- You’re right, this sucks.
- You don’t walk this path alone.
- I believe in you…
- How can I help?
- I’m here if you want to talk (walk, go shopping, get a bit to eat, etc.).
- I know it’s hard to see this right now, but it’s only temporary…
How do you tell someone you support them?
10 Simple Ways to Show Emotional Support to a Loved One in Need
- Step in to Do the To-Dos.
- Make a Thoughtful Move.
- Try a Post-It Filled With Supportive Reminders and Questions.
- Just Show Up.
- Recognize Their Efforts and Say “Thank You”
- Truly “See” Them.
- Remind Them of Their Favorite Things.
- Text an Out-Of-The-Blue Compliment.
What do you say when someone is down?
What to Say to Someone Who Is Depressed
- Tell Them You Care.
- Remind Them You’re There for Them.
- Ask How You Can Help.
- Urge Them to Talk With a Doctor.
- Ask Them If They Want to Talk.
- Remind Them That They Matter.
- Tell Them You Understand (If You Really Do)
- Remind Them It’s OK to Feel The Way They Feel.
What do you say to someone who isn’t okay?
You can say things like: “I can see you’re going through a tough time.” “It’s understandable to feel that way given everything you’ve been going through.” There are more examples of good phrases to use here.
What to say when your child says they don’t believe in God?
“Thank you for sharing this with me.” There’s no doubt it sends panic into a Christian parent’s heart to hear the words, “I don’t believe in God anymore” or “I’m not sure if I believe in God anymore.” But how we respond to our child at a time of spiritual crisis (whether they consider it a crisis or not) is critical.
What does it feel like to not be respected by someone?
Like I didn’t deserve respect. It hurts. It hurts to feel like someone doesn’t care to see where you’re coming from or hear what you have to say. It hurts to feel like someone is more committed to misunderstanding you than developing any sense of common ground. It hurts to feel invalidated.
What do you say to someone who has been depressed?
What to Say to Someone Who is Depressed. ‘This isn’t an ending. You can beat this.’. ‘I’m here.’. Narrow your offer of help. ‘I know you probably don’t feel like it right now but let’s go for a walk.’. ‘Depression is a real thing.’. ‘Explain it to me. I want to understand.’. ‘There’s nothing you can
Do you believe the first time you say this?
You probably won’t be believed the first time you say this, but just keep saying it and believing it enough for both of you. Even if the way out feels blocked, you’ll at least be lighting the path.