In the talk I’m Fine - Youth’s Silent Scream, the speaker reflects on the pressure to appear fine despite internal struggles. They recount personal experiences of hiding their emotions, saying "I'm fine" even when exhausted and overwhelmed, out of fear of seeming weak or burdensome. In a world where social media often presents a perfect facade, the speaker challenges the notion that pretending to be okay is normal, emphasizing that vulnerability can actually bring people closer. They highlight the importance of being honest about one’s feelings and mental health, encouraging others to say "I’m not fine" when necessary, as it’s a brave and honest step toward healing. The talk also addresses the widespread mental health issues among youth, emphasizing that opening up can reduce isolation and foster deeper connections. The speaker concludes with a message of self-compassion, urging everyone to share their true feelings and embrace vulnerability. Tran Gia Linh, a 10th-grade student at Phan Chau Trinh High School, is honored to be a speaker at TEDxDragonBridge Youth. With a strong desire to step out of her comfort zone, Gia Linh aims to share meaningful stories and offer unique perspectives on everyday life. Inspired by numerous TEDx talks, she has always been captivated by young people presenting fresh, thought-provoking ideas that have shaped her views on the world and her own life. Gia Linh has dreamed of becoming a TEDx speaker for years, as she has always enjoyed sharing her thoughts in front of large audiences. At TEDxDragonBridge Youth, she hopes to inspire her peers and contribute to social innovation for a brighter future. With past experiences speaking at school events, including representing her classmates and sharing her opinions at children’s forums, Gia Linh has grown more confident and passionate about making a positive impact on society. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx