Yay! I like the omegaverse stuff but I think a lot of time people forget that these universes come with specific societal and biological rules that are vastly unfair and create a huge power gap with a potential for monstrous abuse.
*nods*
The shout-outs for a rushed pregnancy is a bit terrifying to me, tbh. While I find kids cute and fluffy I've never wanted any myself and I don't think it completes a couple either. I see it in a lot of shoujo manga comments too - it's sad that young women seem to hinge a character's happiness on a biological imperative.
SAME
o.O Right!!? When I was a young warthog and first learned how the old biological toaster oven worked, someone in a sex-ed class made a joke about a baby Hitler or Dahmer... I realized that in having a baby, you're basically inviting a complete stranger to live in your house for at least 18yrs, might as well go pick up a street person - then it's a little less random!
I then started having nightmares at age 15 that I'd get teen preggars with a hellspawn!
I'm happy that we get to see the twins as babies, Daath and Juda (sp? idc) are my favs.
Seems a lot of people really didn't like Luardo being forceful with Kai, but I think that's being sweetly naive, reading Daath's story should show the place that Omega's have in this world - Kai himself was rejected by his own family, and was then nurtured by Luardo, in that way he's been spared the cruel reality.
Since the history of women in society bears a lot of similarities with Omega storylines, I appreciate that author's don't try to romanticise the Alpha's.
Also, aren't Beast pregnancies a bit rare (I mean it obviously happens) but it's stated that it's rare, which is why an Alpha is encouraged to have multiple Omegas, bonding just decreases the chances by making it so they can only get one person pregnant. Kai is obviously not ready for parenthood, compared to Daath/ Juda's relationship which has weathered a lot.