I'm sorry that you are experiencing mental health problems. First of all, my advice is that respect and honesty are very important in relationships, and I suggest that you don't hide things deliberately. However, if you are worried about social avoidance or judgment, here are some details and methods to consider hiding, but remember that seeking help is the key to the problem, and the following suggestions are just suggestions to help you maintain privacy: 1. Daily routine questions: If you are asked whether you can continue certain daily activities, you can avoid answering directly about health questions. 2. Use neutral words: When someone asks, you can answer neutral language such as "recently I am in a general state" or "I am adjusting to my state." 3. Keep personal experiences confidential: Avoid sharing personal experiences related to your mental health status, such as treatment experiences, visits to mental health institutions, etc. But please note: Hiding mental health problems may cause social distress, and seeking support from trusted people usually leads to better living conditions and psychological recovery speed. Therefore, in addition to using the above methods, it is more important to seek help at the right time and find trusted people to provide necessary support and understanding.