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Honestly, I think the omegaverse was created with that objective, to put men in the same place that society puts women.
That's what I thought after reading "Love is an illusion" the first season is clearly a pro-life story that makes the rape victim the villain against a family that he never wanted, so I don't think you're tripping or I'm too woke too.
Does anyone see the resemblance between the concept of omegas and women, especially in this story. Let me explain. Like Juhyeok manifested as an omega and that was the worst possible thing he thinks he could've been (internalised misogyny). Moreover, in any omegaverse, beig an omega is possibly the most dangerous thing you can manifest as, like how being a women isn't safe anywhere. Then all of Juhyeok will always be reminded of his secondary gender no matter the subject. Whether that be ove, his achievements, his occupation or simply just existing. Much like is the case of women.
Man, idk, maybe I'm on crack rn an I'm thinking too much into this shit. Anyways fire story tho, minus the SA, looks promising.