A good response to someone saying "it's going to be okay" depends on the situation and your feelings at that moment. Here are some possible responses:
- "Thank you for the reassurance. I really appreciate it."
- "I hope you're right. It means a lot to hear you say that."
- "I'm trying to stay positive, thanks for being here for me."
- "I know you're trying to help, and I'm grateful for your support."
- "Your words give me hope. Thank you."
- "I'm feeling scared/anxious/worried, but I'll try to believe things will get better."
- "It's hard to see it right now, but I'll hold on to your words and hope you're right."
The key is to acknowledge the person's attempt to comfort you and express your gratitude while also being honest about your emotions. It's okay to be vulnerable and share your feelings if you feel comfortable doing so. Remember that responses may vary based on the specific situation and the relationship with the person offering support.