RJ Mitte says “I’m fine” doesn’t always mean someone is okay. “Taking care of our physical health is important, but our mental health is equally important.” Too often, people hide how they truly feel behind the usual responses. “‘I’m okay,’ ‘I’m fine,’ or ‘I’m good.’ But are you really okay? Are you really good?, It’s okay not to be okay all the time, but it’s important not to bottle up those feelings.” The message is part of a campaign supported by The Mental Health Coalition and Kenneth Cole. The goal is simple: encourage honest conversations and remind people to check in on those they care about. “Ask those who might need support one simple question: How are you, really?” ❤️‍🩹 Check up on someone today 🫂