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It's okay, I'm a doctor!
The single most reassuring phrase you can say, just before or after something stupid is going to happen or has happened.
Whether or not it's true is a different story
Whether or not it's true is a different story
"Hrm...I don't know if I should try and jump over this moving car..."
"It's okay, I'm a doctor!"
"Allright, that's all I needed to hear!"
"It's okay, I'm a doctor!"
"Allright, that's all I needed to hear!"
It's okay, I'm a doctor! by tehx02 June 29, 2009
i'm okay
an ambiguous phrase, that can be used as it is or didatic about a person's current state (which is me).
it means either im actually ok or im not okay. the deceptive abilities of this phrase are high, so always ask for a different answer or elaboration if something seems off. they can wish that someone would care sometimes.
it means either im actually ok or im not okay. the deceptive abilities of this phrase are high, so always ask for a different answer or elaboration if something seems off. they can wish that someone would care sometimes.
friend: how are you
me: i'm okay.
friend: no you're not
me: i want to be okay.
friend: i can help
me: the only person who can help me is myself
or:
friend 1: how are we for saturday
friend 2: im okay with that.
me: im okay as well.
me: i'm okay.
friend: no you're not
me: i want to be okay.
friend: i can help
me: the only person who can help me is myself
or:
friend 1: how are we for saturday
friend 2: im okay with that.
me: im okay as well.
i'm okay by sad boi dictionary January 11, 2019
that's okay
No
A polite negative reponse to an offer. Sounds like you're agreeing but actually means the opposite. This phrase is very hard to argue with without being rude. Commonly used when a salesperson tries to get you to buy something extra, or when someone who likes you but you don't want to involved with offers to do you a favor.
A polite negative reponse to an offer. Sounds like you're agreeing but actually means the opposite. This phrase is very hard to argue with without being rude. Commonly used when a salesperson tries to get you to buy something extra, or when someone who likes you but you don't want to involved with offers to do you a favor.
Poindexter: Hi Suzie! Would you like me to carry your books for you? They look heavy!
Suzie: That's okay
Suzie: That's okay
that's okay by Webster Papadopolous July 11, 2004
I'm okay
I'm okay by unworthiness February 7, 2019
i'm not okay (i promise)
i'm not okay (i promise) by alexthebestpersonevaa July 10, 2022