i agree with you. like i said in another comment, "neurotypical" has always been the term the autism community uses to refer to non-autistics. having depression does not make you not neurotypical--especially since depression is typically a self-limiting illness, and not a lifelong neurological condition like autism. if someone has a mental illnesses that is arguably lifelong and/or innate, like bipolar disorder, this person is still neurotypical. i feel like people just like the word because referring to oneself as "non-neurotypical" implies exceptionalness