It's Not Right... But It's Okay

Let's talk about It's Not Right... But It's Okay by Anuj Tiwari. If you’re a fan of stories that are full of emotional rollercoasters, complicated relationships, and the messiness of life, then this book will hit home. It explores the themes of love, betrayal, moral dilemmas, and the internal conflict we all go through when faced with tough choices. The title itself sums up the essence of the story—sometimes, the choices we make may not be the best, but they feel right in the moment. The story revolves around Aditya, a young man whose life is turned upside down when he finds himself in a difficult and morally complicated situation. He’s in a relationship with his girlfriend, but then, unexpectedly, he becomes involved with someone else. This affair sets off a chain of events that forces Aditya to question his choices, values, and whether love and loyalty can truly coexist. Aditya’s journey is all about facing the consequences of his actions. As the story unfolds, you get to see how his decisions impact the people around him, especially his girlfriend, his family, and the new person in his life. Aditya isn’t a bad guy—he’s just someone trying to figure out his emotions, relationships, and what he really wants. His internal struggle between what’s right and what feels good is the driving force of the book. What makes this book stand out is its honest portrayal of the gray areas in life. We often think in terms of black and white—right and wrong—but the story shows that life is rarely that simple. Aditya’s affair isn’t justified, but it’s explored with empathy, showing how even good people can make bad decisions. It’s a reminder that we’re all human, and sometimes, the things we do aren’t necessarily the right things, but they’re the things we feel compelled to do at the time. The characters are what truly bring this book to life. Aditya is a deeply flawed yet relatable protagonist, and his struggles feel real. You’ll find yourself questioning his actions, but at the same time, you’ll understand where he’s coming from. The other characters—especially his girlfriend and the woman he becomes involved with—are given depth, and you can see how their lives are affected by Aditya’s choices. The writing is reflective and engaging, making you think about relationships, loyalty, and the impact of our actions. Anuj Tiwari does a great job of capturing the complexity of human emotions, the confusion that comes with romantic relationships, and the choices we make when faced with temptation or doubt. The story isn’t just about a romantic affair—it’s about the lies we tell ourselves, the mistakes we make, and the painful but necessary process of growing up and learning from those mistakes. It’s Not Right... But It’s Okay is not just a story about infidelity; it’s a story about the difficult decisions we all face in relationships, the consequences of those decisions, and how we move forward in the aftermath. It’s a book that makes you reflect on your own life and the choices you make when it comes to love and loyalty. If you don’t have time to sit down with the full book, you can always check out the Audio Book Summary on Bookdio or grab a book pdf download from the best free book summary site. At the end of the day, It’s Not Right... But It’s Okay is a powerful reminder that relationships are complicated, we all make mistakes, and sometimes, the lessons we learn from those mistakes shape who we become.