[ SECRET POST #3382 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3382 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

the whole point of A/B/O is a set-up that involves male pregnancy so you inevitably have a situation where the main alpha/omega pair of the fic will end up with a pregnancy, so whatever method is mentioned in the fic will have a failure occur

This is true, but it seems like it also depends on which fandom you're in that determines the extent to which mpreg is the forgone conclusion of A/B/O fics. In the Sherlock fandom, for example, I'd say I've read a good sixty or seventy A/B/O fics, and over half of them have not involved mpreg (which pleases me, as I'm in it for the heats and knotting and self-lubing arses, NOT for the mpreg). But I've tried searching A/B/O in a couple of other fandoms and had a hard time finding fics that didn't involve mpreg as a central element, so. *shrugs*

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

I haven't read much Sherlock A/B/O - maybe two fics in total - but it does strike me as a stand-out fandom on the mpreg front. Sherlock is not a character that seems very suited to children and despite a lot of other mischaracterisation that might occur in fic, a lot of people at least grasp that bit.