Hello, I’m Drixkie — welcome to my little corner of the internet: "It’s Okay" with Drixkie
This space is for anyone who’s ever thought, “Life and I am a real mess right now… I want to help myself, but I don't know where to start.”
I’m not a therapist, but I’ve spent years working in the mental health industry and worked and trained as a Psychological First Aid Responder in the Philippines. I can’t provide therapy, or professional advice - at all.
What I can do is direct you to verified mental health resources, whether you’re in the Philippines, the UAE, or (eventually) beyond. Think of this as a handy, human-curated guide to resources, sprinkled with little reminders that you’re doing better than you think.
Here you’ll find:
📞 Trusted hotlines and services (because Googling in a panic is the worst - and, yes we have AI, but the ones I list here are verified and updated/current).
✍️ Small posts, art stuff & insights — sometimes practical, sometimes quirky, always real.
🫂 Support vibes—not clinical, just human-to-human.
So take what you need, bookmark what helps, and know that you’re always welcome back here.
Life is messy enough, you don’t have to figure it out alone.
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I know the term "It's Okay" may not sit well with some people, but I chose this particular one because for every time I tried, every time I failed, and was on the edge, it's the one thing I told myself that wasn't judgmental or critical or blaming.
It was the FIRST SENTENCE I ever said to myself, that was actually loving and accepting - after years of self-hatred, self-blame, self-shaming.
"It's Okay" was me, letting me be me - however sad, angry or wanting to give up. I felt for once I allowed myself to feel and I allowed myself to take up space and not be at fault.
To just feel and exist as I am: Imperfect and Still Trying.
That's why this sentence...