FAQ About It's Okay Not To Be Okay
Is there a villain or antagonist in the series?
"It's Okay Not To Be Okay" doesn't have a traditional villain or antagonist in the sense of a character who intentionally seeks to harm or oppose the main characters. Instead, the drama focuses on the internal struggles, emotional scars, and personal growth of the characters themselves, particularly the main characters Moon Gang-tae, Ko Moon-young, and Moon Sang-tae.
However, there are characters who play antagonistic roles at various points in the story, but their actions are usually rooted in their own personal issues, misunderstandings, or emotional wounds rather than being purely villainous. These characters may include Moon-young's estranged parents and individuals from the characters' pasts who have contributed to their traumas.
The primary conflict in the series revolves around the characters' internal battles, their efforts to confront their past traumas, and their journey toward healing and self-acceptance. The drama explores the complexities of human relationships, personal growth, and the impact of past experiences on the characters' present lives. It emphasizes empathy and understanding rather than traditional notions of hero and villain.
