27th April 2024

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It’s Okay Not To Be Okay

It's okay

I grew up in a home where it was preferable to be ‘okay’.

A fall in the playground should be immediately followed by jumping up, waving away your concerned friends and shouting: “I’m okay! Just need a bandaid for my knee!”

Breaking up with your high school boyfriend should be an event marked by a weekend of high productivity proclaiming: “I’m okay!! Look how much I can accomplish in his absence!”

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