Sofiia Ponomarova (Velveteen.Rabbit1)

This is a great k-drama. It makes you see other people in a new light, remembering that everyone has their own pain to deal with while trying to love those with other traumas. And it also pushes you to care about your own mental health and not suppress or postpone it like the main hero. I recommend a short study book by Cynthia Bailey-Rug, “Loving Someone with Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder” for those who want to learn, like heroes of the “It’s Okay, That’s Love,” how to love while navigating mental health issues of the beloved one. May Jesus Christ love be your main cure and support in this process♥️ Thank you, the creators of this brilliant 2014 project and particularly the score and cinematography specialists as well as actors. Would love to work with you one day if God wills.