[ SECRET POST #4213 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4213 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

How so?

[philstar22]

Well, I mean, A/b/o was invented, as far as I understand, for the sake of MPREG and other things to happen in slash pairings that usually only happen with het pairings.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, but that is a one part. There is also heats, mating bonds, etc.

[(Anonymous)]

The parts that I actually like work just fine without m/m, unfortunately the trope is usually full of mpreg :/

[(Anonymous)]

iirc, the only really necessary elements in early omegaverse fic were: 1) alphas and omegas, and 2) heats. Everything else that's come to be associated with the trope--betas, knotting, self-lubricating assholes, mpreg, etc.--was much more variable. Some early omegaverse fics would include one or more of those additional elements; others wouldn't.

(Also, mpreg is not usually my kink, even in an A/B/O setting, but the only time I even halfway enjoy it is when both male and female alphas are capable of knocking up male omegas. Which hasn't ever been a close-to-universal element of A/B/O fic, but it does appear in a significant minority of fics. Mpreg: not just for slash pairings. :-) )

[(Anonymous)]

Because it seems to me like the whole point is for it to be m/m. M-preg, putting men in subservient sexual roles, watching wolf-ish dominant men be protective and possessive of pretty guys.

idk. I don't get the appeal if it's heterosexual. it seems like the whole kink was devised exclusively for systematic yaoi kinks, but to each their own.