The song "You Don't Love Me, It's Okay" by Juan Miguel Severo talks about unrequited love and acceptance of the situation. The lyrics express the singer's willingness to give more than material things to their loved one, such as time and affection. The idea of watching a sunset together, despite it being seen as cheesy, represents the authenticity and realness of their connection. The chorus of the song emphasizes that the person they love does not reciprocate those feelings. However, the singer reassures themselves that it's alright and they will be okay with this reality. Even though the singer's friends may think it's crazy, they are willing to miss important things, like catching a plane, just to have coffee time with their loved one. The lyrics also mention being soaked in the rain of the other person's emotions for years, indicating the singer's dedication and commitment to the relationship, regardless of the lack of love in return. The bridge of the song addresses the notion that it may be perceived as an emotional or "emo" song, but the singer believes there is nothing wrong with knowing where they belong and expressing their emotions. They encourage the person they love to take a moment and realize that the singer has always been there, waiting and supporting them. The final repetition of the chorus conveys that sometimes it's not okay to not be loved back, but despite that, the singer still loves the person. It portrays a bittersweet acceptance of the situation and a willingness to continue loving them regardless.
