This is my first review ever! I just finished the last episode of 'It's okay to not be okay'. What can I say, it was a perfect ending for characters who went through quite a rough ride that is their lives.

I felt very blessed, happy and warmth to be able to witness this wonderful story. All the actors, director, scriptwriter and staff involved did a fantastic job which left me to keep wanting for more.

Don't hesitate and go watch it. It will make you feel, the good, the bad and everything in between.

There are so many good and outstanding moments that I don't know where to start.

I felt like the three main characters lived their whole life trapped, chained to the ground and unable to break free. Through their interactions and character development, they were able to break free from shackles that can't be seen with the eyes.

These are the main messages that I will takeaway with me:

- You are not responsible for other people's actions, especially family members.

- You are not stuck in the life you have always known even if you firmly believe so.

- You have the right to love and be loved.

- You have the right to be happy and know that you also bring happiness to other people. As one character said: 'To make the people around me happy, I have to be happy first. So being selfish isn’t necessarily a bad thing. If it’s too hard, just think about your own happiness.'

- Everyone on Earth needs approval, especially from family members.

- Having mental health problems does not make you inferior. Happiness may require a few more twists and turns but it is not impossible.

- You don't have to be alone if you feel lonely.

- The bond that exist between you and your loved ones is the strongest (even stronger than Hulk). So believe in that bond and lean on each other.

- Be patient towards each other and communicate.

Overall this drama taught me that we can heal each other. We don't have to feel trapped, we can find keys together to set ourselves free.