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Almost everyone suffers from depression from time to time. This is what makes it hard to figure out if your particular suffering "is a problem". It doesn't help that it just isn't something you talk about with friends and family, at least a very large majority of people don't.
I have definitely dealt with depression, even thoughts of suicide. Although for me it was more of an analytical exploration of IF and how I should do it and what the effects might be. I always came to the same conclusion, killing myself wouldn't solve my problems, just permanently ignore them. It also wouldn't make me feel better. The amazing thing is I'd bet my house that writing Leap of Faith was therapeutic for Drifty.