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Being on antidepressants for many years does not automatically mean someone cannot have a happy marriage. The most important factors are whether she is emotionally stable, functioning well, taking treatment regularly, and being open about her mental health. Some medications can affect sexual desire or functioning in some people, but these side effects are often manageable. Before marriage, it would be helpful for both of you to have an honest discussion and, if needed, consult her treating psychiatrist together. If you want to take online therapy sessions, connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.

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Stable psychiatric illness on regular treatment is not a contraindication to marriage. If she is functioning well, adheres to treatment, and has regular psychiatric follow-up

Long-term psychiatric medication alone is not a contraindication to marriage. The key factors are her diagnosis, current stability, functioning, and capacity to consent/understand the marriage. Also, the exact medicines and their indications should be verified before commenting on prognosis or marital/sexual effects. Please don’t advise against marriage solely because she has been taking psychiatric medicines for 9 years.