Its okay its not to be okay

Choices To Make You Okay With It’s Okay To Not Be Okay drawing to a close with a beautiful ending, you may be itching for another show to fill that gap. Well, we’ve combed through the archives and saved you the hassle of having to try and find something similar with our top 10 picks for alternate viewing. To keep things simple for skim-readers we’ve added what similarities these have. Of course for all the shows we’ve reviewed, we’ve also added a handy link so you can check out our full thoughts on that series and see if it’s something you want to invest your time with. So without further ado, we present 10 TV shows that should whet the appetite when you’ve finished streaming It’s Okay To Not Be Okay. Extracurricular Similarities – Characters & Tone With lots of flawed characters throughout, Extracurricular offers a slightly different flavour of spice to this teen drama genre, one that increases in pacing and tension across the episodes. The story itself revolves around Ji-Soo, a model student in the eyes of teachers and other students. He keeps his head down, has no friends and spends most of his days acing exams and staying invisible. Under this facade however is a darker side to Ji-Soo’s persona which is revealed in the first episode and continues to snowball as his tight-knit operation goes horribly wrong. Where this show stands out is through its depiction of characters – flawed characters to be precise. Through this idea, Extracurricular really dives into topics of m...

Key points • People with diverse psychological problems are seen in an understanding light in a popular drama series, It's Okay to Not Be Okay. • Well-known people such as Winston Churchill and John F. Kennedy have accomplished much even with adverse back stories. • Authentic responses to challenging situations may involve accepting things one cannot control and working toward furthering one's values. • Winston Churchill, who suffered periods of what he called “ • Abraham Lincoln, whose presidency preserved the United States in spite of neglect in childhood, a somber temperament, and likely depressive symptoms. • John F. Kennedy, surreptitiously receiving daily doses of steroids and stimulants to counteract an otherwise debilitating case of autoimmune disease, Addison’s disease, and back pain. • Prince Harry, now talking about his mental health issues after the death of his mother, Princess Diana, and his • Several icons of technology have the social awkwardness often associated with high-functioning autism spectrum disorder, previously known as The list could go on. Of course, these examples include those born into privileged positions, which limits their relevance to most people. And harming others or committing evil actions are not okay. Authentic responses to challenging situations Such examples, however, illustrate the limits of elevating happiness to an impossible ideal. They also might remind us of Acceptance and Commitment So feeling sad and scared about my parents...

• Home • Hide ads • Calendar • Lists • Feeds • Articles • Trailers • Forums • Contributors • Games NEW • Stars Leaderboard NEW • Shows • Top Shows • Most Popular Shows • Variety Shows • Upcoming • Reviews • Recommendations • Recommended For You • Add New Title • Movies • Top Movies • Most Popular Movies • Upcoming • Reviews • Recommendations • Add New Title • People • Top Actors • Add New Person Moon Gang Tae is a community health worker at a psychiatric ward who was blessed with everything including a great body, smarts, ability to sympathize with others, patience, ability to react quickly, stamina, and more. Meanwhile, Ko Moon Young is a popular writer of children’s literature who, due to suffering from an antisocial personality disorder, seems extremely selfish, arrogant, and rude. Moon Gang Tae denies love and Ko Moon Young doesn’t know it. The two defy fate and fall in love, finding their souls and identities in the process. (Source: Soompi & Koreandrama.org) • English • 中文(简体) • 中文(台灣) • Arabic • • Native Title: • Also Known As: • Director: • Screenwriter: • Genres: • Tags: • Country: South Korea • Type: Drama • Episodes: 16 • Aired: Jun 20, 2020 - Aug 9, 2020 • Aired On: Saturday, Sunday • Original Network: • Duration: 1 hr. 15 min. • Score: 8.9 (scored by • Ranked: #61 • Popularity: #7 • Content Rating: 15+ - Teens 15 or older • Watchers: 158,638 • Favorites: 0 Rewatch Value 10 The drama closest to my heart. There are dramas that you either enjoy watching or you do...