[ SECRET POST #2196 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2196 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think there's anything wrong with having a no-go kink. Everyone draws the line somewhere. Though personally, I'd be far more disturbed by something like extreme underage because child sexual abuse actually happens, whereas that whole Alpha/Omega thing is, at least for human beings, a completely fictional (and really, really dumb) set-up.

[(Anonymous)]

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[(Anonymous)]

The biology might be purely fictional, but some of the potential implications, such as the idea that people have/should have rigidly defined places in society based on their sexual role, or the idea that rape is a biological imperative and thus not the rapist's fault, ARE reflective of problematic real-world ideas. So there are some genuine reasons to find the idea problematic from a real-world standpoint.

(Note: I'm not saying all A/B/O fics do this, or even most, just that there are baseline aspects of the idea that potentially reflect problematic real-world philosophies)

[(Anonymous)]

Also, even before I started seeing a/b/o fics, I saw ones in which everyone was rigidly defined as a sub or dom, and there were basically the same tropes/