@JohnLockeND@jordanbpeterson@clairlemon Very true, especially if the person is blindsided to seeking help/guidance. Although there is only so much a friend or loved one could do to pull them out of it.
@NousNLogos @jordanbpeterson@clairlemon Perhaps, but that seems like an awfully heavy burden to carry completely on your own. I suspect shouldering the responsibility would be most effective if it was dispursed (e.g., reaching out to friends or loved ones). Although that, arguably, is indeed 100% on the person to do.