
Yh honestly. So much for a change in omegaverse, instead just got the same old dynamics except the seme is the omega and the uke is the alpha. In the end, it's just another one of those where the seme rapes the uke into being with them and this dead pan feels lile some stockholm syndrome happening here bc of how ppl view omegas. So much potential and yet the stupid omega doesn't understand how he's no better than other alphas who take advantage of omegas.

I completely agree with you, Pego.
But if we could get a story about an Omega x Alpha where the Omega is the top and the Alpha gets pregnant and they start a family and have to navigate the Omegaverse society and deal with how everyone views their relationship (MINUS rape) that would be a great story.

How is saying it is not helping anybody? I don't mind if an author portrays an unhealthy relationship, but what worries me is that some people might think that this sort of behaviour is okay to be applied in real life. I think it's great that some people reminds us that this is not a healthy relationship as long as it's not patronizing. For all you know, there might be people in an abusive relationship reading this

There are many people that use this site so it could be possible that someone who's read this is in a toxic relationship that they are unaware of, it could(not say it actually would but there's a chance that it could.) help them. Also yes, nobody is saying it's okay to do that but still, whether or not some people come here for that reason is none of our business. So please don't speak for others.

No, I'm saying that if they were in a somewhat psychologically toxic relationship that they were unaware of, this might help them realize that. Not that they don't know what abuse and mental abuse is. They could be pushing away the thought in order to keep them and their friend or lover's relationship. Sometimes it's hard to let go.

Actually it does. Not every single person can straight up end a relationship. Some people depend on it to help them live. It may not make sense to you but it's true. People may obsess about a relationship between them and another being. I know this for a fact because I've done that before. I have also been in a psychologically toxic relationship of which I was unaware of(BTW I knew what abuse and mental abuse was).
I won't go into too many details but they had subtly and secretly done certain things behind my back. I had my suspicions but pushed them away because I had or thought I was close to them and thought that they weren't that type of person, we were "Friends" for a long time.
Long story short, that friend of mine had subtly obsessed over me and tried isolating me from people in my school. I searched online and asked a few of my friends, that had stuck by me, for some advice. I eventually distanced my self from them but even now I'm somewhat wary of people.

A big factor is if they keep rationalizing things in their heads bc they are too afraid to leave and also someone may even see something like it portrayed in a story and assume it's acceptable if it's presented under a "positive" light like in this story. Anyway, it's just in case, don't gotta bash pn someone for stating their opinion on the relationship portrayed on a real level. Some people care to think about the after effects of publicizing such things. For example so many people kept reading manga with rape in it that it is a rllt common trope now, but times change and people now get tired of it bc it'd be nice to see good relationships portrayed if they are going to put out a positive love story/a love story that challenges previous trope norms. I myself was a bit disappointed even if it's a good enough story bc it seemed different to previous stories but rlly, it's just like any other manipulative trope.
Ngl, Azusa is making me hella uncomfortable with the coercion, r*pe, and manipulation. Especially the fact that his friends don't have his back and are on Azusa's side... Remember kids, THIS IS NOT A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP!
(But then again I'm sure we all had that phase where we thought this was okay)