What does iokiya mean? View the definition of iokiya and all related slang terms containing iokiya below:
iokiya :
it's ok if you are
Usage of IOKIYA
The abbreviation IOKIYA is a shortened way of saying "it's ok if you are". It's a way to reassure someone that they are accepted and loved for who they are, regardless of any differences or perceived flaws. This abbreviation can be used in many situations where someone might need reassurance or support. It's a powerful way to communicate love and acceptance to those around us, and can help to build strong and healthy relationships.
Example of IOKIYA used in texting:
1. Person A: "Hey, I'm really nervous about coming out to my family. What if they don't accept me?"
Person B: "Don't worry, IOKIYA! We love and accept you for who you are."
2. Person A: "I'm sorry if I've been distant lately. I've just been going through a lot."
Person B: "No need to apologize, IOKIYA! We all go through tough times. Let me know if you need anything."
3. Person A: "I'm not sure if I can make it to the party tonight. I'm feeling really anxious."
Person B: "That's totally fine, IOKIYA! Your health and well-being come first. Take care of yourself."
