Mia (Anne Curtis) feels extra pretty with her new short hair that Patrick (Joshua Garcia) helped her cut, thinking that from now on he should be the one to trim it just as he always does for Matmat (Carlo Aquino).
Over breakfast, Mia 'flexes' her new look to Matmat, only for her adorable smile to fade when he bluntly remarks, "Pangit." He insists he prefers her with long hair and seems even less pleased that Patrick was the one who cut it.
Before leaving for work at OK Hospital—using Mia’s car after she insisted or else she’d pick him up herself—Patrick makes her promise not to fight with Matmat while he’s away.
Later in the library, Mia sulks after reading nasty comments from netizens, many of them saying her books aren’t that good and that she has a bad attitude. Matmat walks in. Mia asks him what he likes about her books, to which he answers that he enjoys them simply because she is the author. Mia’s face lights up at his words, but dims again as Matmat kills the moment by adding that he used to like her long hair. Recalling Patrick’s reminder, she lets out a heavy sigh, hating the promise she had to make.
Catch “It’s Okay To Not Be Okay” on Kapamilya Channel, Kapamilya Online Live (KOL), A2Z, and TV5, weeknights at 8:45 PM. Watch it in advance on Netflix and iWant.