It’s okay not to be okay.
You may say that you don’t see an end to your pain, but as i discovered, the only way out of your pain is through it.
It’s okay not to be okay.
Desperate to escape from his emotional baggage and the heavy responsibility he’s had all his life, a psychiatric ward worker begins to heal with help from the unexpected—a woman.
It really is okay to not be okay.
“not only is it okay to not feel ‘okay,’ it is essential.
An abnormal emotional response to an abnormal situation is normal.
We cannot simply pick.
We must start to shed the shame that surrounds not being okay.
We must let go of the notion that if we are feeling pain of any kind, we are weak or doing something wrong.
It’s okay to not be okay stars two of south korea’s most attractive actors:
It's okay to not be okay:
An extraordinary road to emotional healing opens up for an selfish antisocial.
It's okay to not be okay country:
It’s okay not to be okay!why do we hide our emotions?
Pretending everything is okay when in fact we’re feeling overwhelmed, tired, frustrated or moody.
So when is it okay not to be okay?
It is okay to feel unhappy, sad, anxious or down.
When we are in a circumstance that causes us to experience all of them,.
It’s okay to not be okay.
You’re allowed to change your mind, to take a break or leave a situation you don’t feel comfortable in.
There’s no need to blame yourself for any of those.
While it’s ok to not be ok, especially right now, it's more than ok to acknowledge and accept how you're feeling.
Through the practice of accepting difficult emotions, you'll be.
Mental health problems are almost inappropriate to discuss.
When people say that “it’s okay to not be okay,” they are saying to ignore these norms.
That you will have bad days;
What does it mean when people say “it’s okay not to be okay”?
It means it’s okay to feel negative emotions.
We all have bad days.
It’s okay to have negative emotions, but during the hard times.
It's okay to not be okay (2020) full cast & crew see agents for this cast & crew on imdbpro series directed by park shin woo.
(16 episodes, 2020) series writing credits jo yong.
