Depression in women:Gender-related socialization: Men are more reluctant to seek help.
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It has been argued that men may be less willing to acknowledge their emotional symptoms and are more apt to self medicate through the use of alcohol or other substances. In such cases depression can be "masked," or viewed only as substance dependence/abuse, rather than as clinical depression.
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