Uno have some moments of dominance with his dirty imagination makes y'all view Enzo less than a "normal" top.
That's why so many people get mad at the switching comments. It's not the comments themselves, but the way y'all box these characters into stereotypes rooted in sexism and power imbalances.
love how you worded this!! and i agree 100%
Oh fuck, why now my replies appear It was not so I had to edit my og comment
Idk man I'll gobble up whatever bed position the author had in mind for THEIR story regardless of the characters physic. As long as the story slaps ofc. The issue I have is people barking in the comments like, "Please let him be top", "Please let him be bottom", "Please let me them switch", Please let them- SHUT UP. Wait till they fuck and if you can't enjoy their fucking dynamics—consider dropping the story.
A switch couple means they don't have a fixed role but are both top and bottom. They do both. They're equal in their relationship. No one said they want Uno to be only bottom or only top. In fact, they'd like to see both Enzo and Uno in both positions in their relationship. You completely missed the point of the comments by making a great movie out of it.
SHITTTTT I ACCIDENTALLY DISLIKED BUT YOU ARE 100% RIGHT AND THAT’S WHY I ALWAYS GET ANNOYED AT COMMENTS TELLING THEM TO REVERSE ROLES BECAUSE IT JUST GOES BACK TO THE TOP/BOTTOM STEREOTYPE!!
The only time people go crazy about something so frivolous like the position in bed is because the top is a beautiful man and he looks prettier, more feminine than the bottom. Plus, the way the author portrays dominance and submission between those two is triggering y'all cause y'all are familiar with the top ALWAYS have almost full control and be more aggressive when it comes to sex.
Uno has some moments of dominance and y'all immediately view Enzo less than an average bl top. Think about it, y'all will not say anything if the top is bigger, tan, rough and more "masculine". That's why so many people get mad at the switching comments. It's not the comments themselves, but the way y'all box these characters into stereotypes rooted in sexism and power imbalances.
P/s: Ignore my replies below please. It didn't appear when I wrote it the first time.