You can often sense when someone is not okay by noticing changes that don’t match who they usually are, such as:
- Pulling away from people or isolating themselves
- Losing interest in things they once loved
- Sudden mood swings or emotional numbness
- Increased irritability, anger, or sensitivity
- Changes in sleep or appetite
- Neglecting personal hygiene or appearance
- Trouble concentrating or making decisions
- Talking about feeling hopeless, worthless, or like a burden
When these changes start to interfere with their work, school, relationships, or daily life, it’s often a sign they need support — not judgement.
Sometimes people don’t cry for help. They change quietly, hoping someone notices.
💛 Be the person who notices.