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You have good comebacks when you're drunk.
ko moon-young from it's okay not to be okay has antisocial personality disorder (aspd) (canon)
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*aspd symbol by deactivated user @/gashmasc*
I'm glad It's Okay To Not Be Okay and Queen of Tears star female archetypes that are usually put as secondary characters who barely get any development or have unrequited love for the male lead in other dramas which are written as if their personalities were already set to be the reason for their punishment. Usually the more pure or relatable underdog is the female lead and I don't give a damn to be honest. Ko Moonyoung and Hong Haein are characters I can't get over.
Watched the first 2 episodes of "It's Okay To Not Be Okay". (recommended to me by my mother who watches a lot of kdramas) I like the fairytale themes, and children's books and mental health/developmental disabilities are both topics I'm interested in!
But I have to say, while I am TRYING to suspend my disbelief. That man should absolutely get a restraining order. She 1. attempted a murder right in front of him, 2. assaulted him w a knife, (didn't mean to but he did get hurt and she didn't seem that sorry) 3. was generally just really weird and up in his personal space and making creepy comments, 4. attempted a SECOND murder right in front of him, and VERBALLY EXPRESSED her disappointment when the man is only injured. 5. FOLLOWED HIM TO HIS NEW JOB IN A DIFFERENT CITY
Like. I actually DO think Ko Moon-young is a very sympathetic character, and I can see the justification for a lot of the shit she's done, but. If it were ME in Moon Gang-tae's shoes, I would be Taking Action. Running, hiding, calling for help, contacting my attorney, etc. (Though idk if he's, like, undocumented, in a way? bc he ran off with his brother as a kid? So maybe he can't take her to court.) Like, you've just acquired a stalker who has repeatedly demonstrated herself to be capable of violence!!! This is NOT A DRILL!!!
I mentioned my thoughts to my mom, and she was like, "yeah but she's he's First Love 🥺 You can't control who you fall in love with." Absolutely not!!! If your First Love attempts murder in front of you TWICE and then TRACKS YOU DOWN to a new job in a new city??? I would say that is probably some sort of red flag! I think that might make me not be in love with someone anymore! 🤷🏻♀️ Plus, he even SAID his memories of her were specifically bad memories!!!
Ko Mun-yeong - It's Okay to Not Be Okay
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O cão alegre - Ko Moon-young (it's okay to not be okay - Netflix)
If I had to put two characters from any Kdrama, I would Go with these two, and I'd be complete!!
I mean it!!!!